Motorola Edge 60 Fusion reviews by real users Motorola Edge 60 Fusion

The phone is quite powerful, but being so thin, it overheats, and games like Wuwa demand more than it can handle, despite its power. Regarding RAM, with only 8GB, the system crashes, especially when it's overheating. While it has 8GB, the system uses a lot of it, and if you use the "expand RAM" feature, two main scenarios can occur: first, it only generates a little more heat, but everything works the same; and second, the system becomes strangely unstable and makes many games unplayable (which is where this will be most often used), since that virtual RAM barely affects the rest of the system. As for the screen, the HDR looks excellent, but it's a curved screen and extremely sensitive to any kind of scratch, so even if you're not rough with it, the chance of it getting scratched is extremely high. Therefore, it's best to have a screen protector, no matter how cheap, since the screen itself is quite expensive. The system is fluid, perhaps... Some Motorola apps like Moto AI might be a bit annoying, but other than that, there are no major issues. The battery life is excellent; it charges quickly and has features like overcharge protection, adaptability to daily use, and a mode that disables both, which is simply using fast charging at the maximum battery capacity. As for Wi-Fi, it's more complicated. Speeds can range from 350 Mbps to more, depending on what you test it on and how, since I haven't been able to test Wi-Fi 6e support.