Motorola Edge 50 Fusion With its powerful SoC, fast charging, and remarkable dual camera setup, is a great pick if you’re looking for a device under Rs 25,000.
However, the recently launched Motorola Edge 50 Fusion makes a good alternative to the Motorola Edge 50 Fusion’s 1600 nits peak brightness, which will be more helpful for seeing the content on the screen in sunny conditions than the 1100 nits peak brightness.
Motorola Edge 50 Full Specifications
- Display – 6.70-inch (2400×1080 pixels)
- Processor – Qualcomm Snapdragon 7s Gen 2
- Front Camera – 32 MP
- Rear Camera – 50MP + 13MP
- RAM – 8GB, 12GB
- Storage – 128GB, 256GB
- Battery Capacity – 5000 mAh
- OS – Android 14
- Release Date -16 April 2024
- Model – Edge 50
- Price In India -₹ 22,999
Motorola Edge 50 Full Specifications In Detail
Display – Both the devices feature a 6.7-inch FHD+ display but the Edge 50 Fusion has a higher 144Hz refresh rate over the 120Hz. Since few apps fully utilize the 144Hz refresh rate, you might not miss out on a lot. If you plan to use your phone outdoors a lot.
Design – Motorola Edge 50 Fusion’s matte-finish back panel is more classic. It comes in two more finishes: vegan leather and vegan suede.
Both devices have a dual camera setup in the top-left corner of the back alongside a brand logo in the middle. However, the Edge 50 Fusion’s camera island seamlessly blends into the rear panel.
Performance – The Motorola Edge 50 Fusion. That doesn’t mean the Edge 50 Fusion won’t be able to do all the tasks that would. But if you’re a heavy user and like to play a lot on your phone, that would be the better option.
Regular users can go for the Edge 50 Fusion. It’s also worth noting that while both offer a 256GB storage option, the Nord CE4 maxes out at 8GB RAM compared to the 12GB RAM of the Edge 50 Fusion.
Cameras – The Motorola Edge 50 Fusion has a better camera setup than the for the rear and front shooters.
Theoretically, the higher megapixel count on the selfie snapper and ultra-wide lens of the Edge 50 Fusion should result in better camera performance.
Battery – The clear battery and charging department winner. It has a bigger 5,500mAh battery with support for 100W charging compared to the Edge 50 Fusion’s 5,000mAh cell and 65W charging support.
Charging – The company claims they can refuel from 0 to 100 percent in 29 minutes. Motorola also claims the Edge 50 Fusion can go up to 50 percent with just 15 minutes of charge.
Both devices should last a day on a single charge. And if they don’t, you can easily juice them up in a jiffy with their fast charger.