Motorola edge s review, a pretty powerful flagship phone

Motorola edge s is Motorola’s first edge series model released in China. The phone first released the Snapdragon 870 chip worldwide, bringing a rear 64MP four-camera lens, supplemented by a 16MP ultra-wide-angle macro lens, 2.8cm Super macro, and 16 million ultra-wide-angle dual-lens on the front. What’s more eye-catching is that it is equipped with the highest 5,000mAh battery in its class, which is quite rare.

At first glance, Motorola edge s can be intuitively attracted by its screen ratio. It does not adopt the appearance design of the previous edge+ model but uses a double dots full-screen design. It is relatively rare to make it look more slender and can display a wide range of content.

The phone has a screen size of 6.7 inches, a resolution of 1080×2520, and supports a 90Hz refresh rate. From the pixel arrangement of the screen panel seen under the microscope, it can be found that Motorola edge s uses LCD screens that are currently less common on flagship phones. It is worth mentioning that the two front openings of Motorola edge s do not have fake lenses such as depth sensors or color temperature sensors. They are genuine 16 million main lenses + 8 million ultra-wide-angle lenses, the latter has a 100 ° super wide-angle that accommodates multiple people for group photos.

One of the four cameras is a purely auxiliary TOF stereo deep-sensing lens, and the other three are a 64 million pixel main camera + 16 million pixels ultra-wide-angle lens + 2 million pixel depth of field lens.

The Motorola edge s is equipped with a 5,000mAh battery. The Motorola edge s comes with a 20W charger, and the phone can support up to 25W. It takes 70 minutes to charge from 27% to 98%, which is more than 1 hour. 20W charging to cope with the 5,000mAh large-capacity battery does not have the upper hand in the flagship camp, which may also be a point that Moto needs to make up in the future.