Motorola Edge 30

Stylish, thin design, very comfortable to hold ; 144 Hz OLED screen ; Speakers are loud and sound pretty good ; Good battery life, fast charging ; Stylish, thin design, very comfortable to hold ; 144 Hz OLED screen ; Speakers are loud and sound pretty...

Not a performer ; Camera is average ; Pretty high MSRP — definitely only pick up at a discount ; Not a performer ; Camera is average ; Pretty high MSRP — definitely only pick up at a discount

A nice and fluid display ; Finally, dual speakers ; Very nice looks ; Compact, thin, and amazingly light ; Great performance ; Fast charging speeds

Ultra-wide camera struggles in low-light conditions ; Video capture and selfies captured during the night aren’t great ; Third camera is pointless

Good haptics ; Good display ; IP68 certification ; Fast processor ; Good update guarantee ; Very good battery life ; Moto My UX and Ready For ; 68-watt (EU=125 W) TurboPower power adapter

Camera is not flagship-level ; Only one memory configuration ; No headphone jack ; No microSD support

The Motorola Edge+ (2023) is a real contender among flagship smartphones: at a price of just under $800/€900 and a powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, along with 8/12 GB of RAM and 256/512 GB of storage, as well as a 6.7 OLED display with a refresh rate of...

Sleek design ; Long-lasting battery ; Clean software

Gathers smudges ; Slow fingerprint sensor

Motorola Edge 30 is the lightest and slimmest smartphone in the market that comes with a Snapdragon 778G+ chipset, a good display, and a clean UI. It has a decent camera setup as well but it is no match to the cameras found in Oppo F21 Pro 5G which...

Solid performance ; Very good desktop mode ; Nice display with 144 Hertz refresh rate ; Flexible and good camera

No under-display fingerprint sensor ; Inadequate IP certification ; No wireless charging ; Focal lengths too far apart ; No micro SD slot

Motorola has delivered a real flagship smartphone with the Edge 20 Pro, which is surprisingly affordable for €699.99 (roughly $699). The smartphone is close to perfect when it comes to performance, battery life, and camera quality. Once again, I have...

So slim and light ; Looks great ; Nice display ; Fast charging

Cameras are middling ; No wireless charging

The Edge 30 is a reminder that phones can be, well, thin - it's so lightweight but still has a great display. Performance is solid but there are a few small features missing, and we'd have loved to see better camera performance. Still, if you want a...

144Hz screen a rarity at this price ; Seriously skinny proportions ; Good performance for the cash

Depth snapper doesn’t add much ; Mediocre battery life ; Competition within Moto’s own range

Slim dimensions and a high refresh rate screen make the Motorola Edge 30 a joy to live with, especially while prices remain under £300. Rivals have it beat for battery life and camera quality, though.

Lightest 5G smartphone on the market ; Gorgeous 6.5in 144Hz AMOLED display ; Great performance

All-plastic build ; Middling battery life & fast charging ; Only 2 years of OS updates

The Motorola Edge 30 has tough competition in the UK, but the lightweight design, premium look, stunning display and decent performance could be enough to tempt consumers – as long as they look past the all-plastic build, slow charging and limited OS...