Motorola Edge 30 Fusion

Premium build and sophisticated look.

No telephoto camera

All things considered, we liked our time with the Motorola Edge 30 Fusion a lot. It's a great phone that should seamlessly fit into most lifestyles and meet anything but the most specific and stringent requirements. It's an honest, well-rounded phone...

Good charging speeds ; Comes with a charger ; Great screen ; Awesome audio quality for the price ; Very clear audio recording while shooting video ; Gorgeous design ; Powerful chipset

Low level of water resistance ; No wireless charging ; Only 2 years of software updates ; Camera quality is average

The Motorola Edge 30 Fusion has a good design and strong build quality. The smartphone comes with a good AMOLED display, a fast processor, and fast charging capability as well. Though it lags behind in terms of low light camera performance its 5G...

Strong outdoor visibility ; Decent primary camera handles night well ; Good build and power for the money

No significant water resistance ; Camera needs tuning ; No telephoto/zoom camera

A sensible buy for those who want the niceties of a flagship phone but can’t quite afford one. The Motorola Edge 30 Fusion is not cheap, but it does cost less than most with a curved glass and metal design. And its older Snapdragon processor still...

Bright screen ; Slim glass and metal design ; Powerful previous-gen processor

Limited water resistance ; Non-expandable storage ; No zoom camera here

The Edge 30 Fusion is a one of those 'solid but not groundbreaking' mid-range Android phones. The curved glass front and back panels here provide more style than you get in most other phones at the price, plus it has a capable (albeit older) processor,...

Flagship-like design ; Near-flagship performance ; Super clean and classy software

Mediocre battery life ; Average secondary cameras ; Only IP52 rated

The Motorola Edge 30 Fusion looks and performs a lot like a flagship phone, but for £300 less. It’s not quite the complete £500 package, but there’s an awful lot to like here.

Top-tier styling and screen ; Solid performance and battery life ; Main camera takes great photos

Misses out on wireless charging ; IP52 isn’t very much protection ; Do we really need a depth camera?

Premium-feeling, powerful and long-lasting, the Edge 30 Fusion gets an awful lot right. It sits in a sweet spot for fans of vanilla Android, but lacks one or two features that would make it a slam-dunk.