Motorola Edge 50 Pro reviews by real users Motorola Edge 50 Pro

Of the device itself, I can say that it's everything I expected, both good and bad (which in my opinion is little, but not ignorable). I'll start with the bad: the screen is not Gorilla Glass Victus; I don't know where they got that from here, but I can already assure you that it isn't, since I'm coming from an S21 Fe on which I never put a screen protector. Investigating, I noticed that Motorola doesn't even promote it as Gorilla Glass 5, they omit the information completely, which might make you suspect that it isn't resistant glass, and indeed, it isn't. After a week of use, it slid (not fell) minimally on an uneven surface and made a tremendous scratch that hurt my soul to see it. For the sake of your Edge 50 Pro, it's almost mandatory to put at least a sheet of hydrogel on it. The other bad thing: the camera app sometimes lags. It's nothing alarming, but it can cause some discomfort. Extra note: Video recording doesn't support switching between the front and rear cameras in the same video. And that's really the only downside I see, because it's an excellent device. Perhaps the processor can sometimes be a bit lacking, which is why the camera app doesn't always run smoothly. I should clarify that I don't play games on my phone, so I don't care about the graphics power. The camera is excellent, with a very good processor in all four lenses. The UW is the worst sensor of all, but it does its job without standing out. The main focus is magnificent, and the selfie is also very good.
The battery: Personally, it lasts me a full day with a screen-on time of approximately 9 hours, mainly using videos and social media. The extremely fast charging speed with the 125W power supply included in the box is wonderful, allowing me to be back up to 100% in less than half an hour. No more leaving my phone charging overnight.