This article will delve into the Motorola Edge 50 Fusion, the most wallet-friendly smartphone in the latest Edge lineup, yet still packing impressive specs and features.
Motorola just revealed its newest Edge lineup, featuring the Motorola Edge 50 Ultra, Motorola Edge 50 Pro, and Motorola Edge 50 Fusion. The company highlights the Edge series as a blend of elements, “delivering an elevated design, along with an advanced camera system that is packed with AI-powered enhancements and the world’s first PantoneTM validated smartphone camera and display.”
This article will delve into the Motorola Edge 50 Fusion, the most wallet-friendly smartphone in the Edge lineup, yet still packing impressive specs and features.
Motorola Edge 50 Fusion design and display
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The display size of the Motorola Edge 50 Fusion has increased compared to its predecessor, the Edge 30 Fusion, which had a 6.5-inch screen. The new Edge Fusion boasts a 6.7-inch endless-edge display. It sports 10-bit color depth and is capable of displaying over a billion shades. The company guarantees « vibrant colors and infinite contrast. » The smartphone also supports a 120Hz refresh rate, ensuring seamless motion and smooth transitions.
The Edge 50 Fusion is equipped with Corning Gorilla Glass 5, renowned for its scratch and damage resistance. It also boasts an IP68 rating, indicating protection against dust and water. However, while occasional water splashes may be fine, it’s best to avoid submerging it in deep water.
In the design department, the phone offers three color and finish options. Users can select from Hot Pink or Marshmallow Blue vegan choices for a unique touch or go for the Forest Blue variant made from plastic.
The Edge 50 Fusion shares some similarities with its predecessor. However, unlike the camera island on the previous version, the camera island on the Edge 50 Fusion blends seamlessly with the back of the phone.
Exploring the Edge 50 Fusion’s camera
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The Edge 50 Fusion features a dual camera setup on the back. It houses a 50MP main camera equipped with LYTIA’s LYT-700C sensor. The company asserts that this guarantees high-speed capturing with minimal noise in low-light environments.
