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Motorola Edge 50 Pro reviews by real users Motorola Edge 50 Pro
- "Ki" Value for Money Score8.5
- Pros
- Fast charge
- Charger included
Cons- Camera quality
- Short battery life
- Slow SOC
- Overheating
- 6.7"pOLEDQHD20:9
- 186 g72.4 mm161.2 mm8.2 mm
- SnapD. 7 Gen3 Octa-Core 12 GB RAM 512 GB
- 866.863 v10
- 4500 mAh 125 W
- 1 50 Mpx ƒ/1.4 2 13 Mpx ƒ/2.2 3 10 Mpx ƒ/2.0 SELF 50 Mpx · ƒ/1.9
- Android 16 Android 16
User reviews
User score
- 17
- 3
- 1
- 0
- 0
- Screen8.6
- Performance8.7
- Camera8.8
- Connectivity9.2
- Battery6.4
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Kimovil users believe it's a very complete and fluid mobile for daily use, highlighting its premium design and value for money. However, opinions vary regarding its performance in demanding games and system customization.
Design & Materials
According to our users, the screen is a visual delight due to its sharpness and 144Hz. However, its scratch resistance and viewing angles raise concerns.
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Performance & Hardware
According to our users, performance is fluid for daily use. However, for demanding games, the processor may fall short and overheat.
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Camera
According to our users, the cameras are excellent, with the main and selfie cameras standing out. However, the app can lag, and video presents limitations.
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Connectivity
According to our users, connectivity is good, although 5G can drain the battery. The absence of a 3.5mm jack is a negative point.
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Battery
According to our users, the battery offers acceptable duration. The 125W ultra-fast charging (and 50W wireless) is highly praised, compensating for any shortcomings.
- 14%Less than half day
- 19%Less than a day
- 29%One day
- 38%More than one day
- 0%Two days or more
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Software
- 19%It comes with a clean operating system
- 76%It has preinstalled apps but they don't bother me
- 5%It has preinstalled apps that I can't uninstall
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- 0%Never
- 6%Once a year
- 56%Every six months
- 39%Every two months or less
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- AutoI loved it back then.
I had this device almost two years ago. It was the best upper mid-range phone I could get at the time, worth every penny. The first year was excellent: good cameras, a clean operating system, and plenty of power. The problem came after a year. It started overheating when playing games (it got extremely hot). The battery stopped lasting a day; I had to charge it twice a day. The final straw was when I dropped it and it broke. It was a small fall, but the entire screen shattered. To this day, I'm still looking for a replacement (seven months later). But overall, it's much better than buying a current low-end device.
Pros- screen
- Processor
- Decent cameras
- Mid-range telephoto lens (wow)
- Clean operating system (It only used almost 2GB)
- much more stable updates
Cons- overheating
- battery
- durability
- slow updates
View original review- 8.8
- Screen9.0
- Performance7.3
- Camera7.0
- Connectivity9.0
- Battery5.0
View answers - AutoIt has good points, but also some very marked bad points.
The battery only lasts me 4.5 hours when playing in power-saving mode. It overheats; the core is always above 40° Celsius, and 43° while gaming. It's not optimized.
Pros- Camera
- Fast charging
- Design
Cons- Poorly optimized
- Overheating
- Insufficient battery
View original review- 7.6
- Screen8.2
- Performance7.3
- Camera7.2
- Connectivity7.6
- Battery0.0
View answers - AutoExcellent device, but not everything is perfect.
After 7 months of use, I can evaluate this phone, which is currently the best I've ever had. The phone has very good general usability; it's agile when opening social media apps, doesn't crash, and has fluid navigation overall. 0 stress for this aspect, 10/10. In terms of camera, the sensors are great, the best cameras I've had the pleasure of using as my main phone. The selfie camera is wonderful, however, the processor doesn't perform very well, causing flickering when recording, getting considerably hot, and even taking photos has a delay depending on the number of photos you want to take. This is due to the UFS 2.2 memory that the device has... 8/10 for the sensor, but it can frustrate those who use it a lot. The battery is another negative point, it lasts well and the 125w charger is addictive to use, however, using 5g you will notice that it will discharge quickly if you use it frequently. Finishing in system and games It runs average games like lol and cod well, but zenless and other more demanding games it will heat up considerably, reaching 38 and 39, draining the battery considerably, note 8/10
Pros- Fluidity in everyday apps
- Excellent photo sensors
- Top of the line construction
- Charges at 125w and has IP68
- Runs more casual games well
Cons- Not very customizable system
- Flickering in recording
- Battery level iphone
- It's not good for playing heavy MT games
View original review- 9.3
- Screen9.5
- Performance9.0
- Camera8.7
- Connectivity10
- Battery5.0
View answers - 7.8
- Screen7.0
- Performance7.0
- Camera8.2
- Connectivity7.3
- Battery7.0
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Score
- 9.3 Design & Materials
- 7.4 Performance & Hardware
- 8.1 Camera
- 8.3 Connectivity
- 5.7 Battery
In this case, to determine the score we evaluate 5 general aspects:
- Design and screen
- Hardware and performance
- Camera
- Connectivity
- Battery
Once these 5 factors have been rated, we introduce the price variable. This means that any two devices with the same ratings get a different Ki score for quality vs price.
Even a device objectively worse than another may have a higher Ki score if it has a better price.
The Ki varies as time goes by. As new devices with better specifications enter the market the Ki score of older devices will go down, always being compensated of their decrease in price.
