Motorola Edge 60 Pro reviews by real users Motorola Edge 60 Pro

I fell in love with its screen—so bright, with vibrant and accurate colors. The Pantone technology really stands out; I think only Honor phones come close in this regard. For me, it's the best thing about it. However, curved edges have never been my preference, and I still feel the same way about this phone. It's not that there are a lot of phantom touches, but rather that it loses touch sensitivity right at the edges. I have to tap several times, or it takes a while to respond to the touch. It's very fluid and fast, perhaps too much so for comfortable use, because things activate very quickly with just a touch. It bothers me a little when typing because I often accidentally press the bottom power button. Maybe the bottom button strip is too wide, and it gets accidentally pressed all the time, but overall, it's an incredible screen. Battery life is another of its strengths. I charge it in the morning, and I can rest easy until the next day, when it still has half a charge left. The design is beautiful! It looks high-quality. The rear and front cameras take superb daytime photos, with great detail and color accuracy, but they're not as good in low light. I haven't tested the video yet. The speaker sound is adequate, although it's never a phone's strongest point. The headphone sound, which is what I use most, isn't the best with the pre-configured settings, but it improves significantly with Dolby Atmos. It's very comfortable to hold thanks to its super light weight, another feature I love. The Wi-Fi isn't as stable as on some other phones, but it works well. It has a strong and stable data signal. It comes with pre-installed apps, but they're easy to uninstall.I'm really happy with the purchase, because I got it at a good price and it was no longer for sale in other stores, which is a shame because I consider it one of the best. It's only mid-range in price and has some minor details, because in reality, in its essentials, it's quite premium.