Motorola Edge+ / Motorola Edge Plus

Big 144Hz screen

Overpriced

Sure, this year's Edge+ got a small boost thanks to a third year of security patches. But when you look at competing Android devices, Motorola's software support still falls woefully short of what you get from Samsung and Google. With limited or no 5G...

Striking design, curved displays will always look cool.

No official water and dust resistance.

So yes, pricing will be a make-or-break for the Moto edge+ future and it varies a lot depending on where you reside. The Moto Еdge+ is a wonderful phone - just not at any cost.

Excellent performance ; Two day battery life ; Runs a mostly clean version of Android

Endless Edge display is polarizing ; It's a Verizon exclusive ; Vaunted speakers fall short

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Great display sub-6 and mmWave 5G connectivity Great specs

Verizon-only, US-only – for now Limited zoom capability Pricey

The Motorola Edge Plus is the first phone Motorola's produced in years to compete with the leading flagship phones, and it's an impressive handset. With three rear cameras and a waterfall display, the Edge Plus is an impressive phone. It's only...

Global 5G compatibility ; Excellent battery life ; 3.5mm headphone jack ; Attractive design

Camera performance doesn't match up to other flagships ; Not waterproof

Motorola's Verizon-exclusive Moto Edge+ features top-of-the-line hardware, fantastic battery life, and global 5G wrapped up in a stylish design.

Top-tier specs ; Good camera performance ; Rock-solid battery life ; 3.5mm headphone jack

Edge display is gimmicky, has issues ; No waterproofing ; 5G is kind of useless ; Verizon exclusive in the US

Motorola is making flagship phones again with the Edge Plus. It checks almost all of the boxes for a major Android flagship, and it can hold its own against big names like the Galaxy S20 and the OnePlus 8 Pro. But it doesn’t do enough to distinguish...

Bright display, top specs 5G sub-6 and mmWave 3.5mm headphone jack

Pricey Not the sharpest display Thicker than most flagships

The Motorola Edge Plus is the most genuine flagship that Motorola has released in years, with top-tier specs, display, and 5G connectivity. It's also the priciest phone released by the brand, meaning the competition is even stiffer between the Edge...