The Edge+ would be perfect, if Motorola steps up its software support game. As for the Edge 40, that is in need of a price drop.
The new Motorola Edge+ (2023) for the US market is showing a lot of promise – last week’s poll shows that 45% of voters are interested in the Moto flagship. Mostly the same hardware is available as the Edge 40 Pro elsewhere, but the thing about the US market is that there are very few competing brands, especially in the flagship segment.
This means that the Edge+ is mostly going up against Galaxy S, Pixel and iPhone models, though there is the OnePlus too. While Samsung and Apple can rely on their brand names to support the higher price tags, Motorola’s popularity is past its prime.
The phone offers a lot of bang for the buck, but there were a couple of common complaints about it. The first came from people who just hate curved screens, even though many manufacturers (including Motorola and Samsung) believe that this is a premium feature.
The other thing was that people don’t have much faith in Motorola’s software support.
