Motorola just dropped a bunch of Edge 50 Pro promos confirming many key features

Motorola just dropped a bunch of Edge 50 Pro promos confirming many key features،

That's all we know for sure about the Motorola Edge 50 Pro at the moment

Do you consider yourself an artistic person or more of a pragmatist? Either way, Motorola thinks you'll absolutely love the Edge 50 Pro, where “intelligence meets art” in all kinds of creative and ingenious ways.

The smart part of the equation, of course, refers to AI technologies, which are all the rage in today's mobile industry and are executed differently by each brand. Motorola's AI implementations on the Edge 50 Pro will largely focus on making the most of the phone's “pro-grade” camera and ensuring your “art” is captured in a way as smart and “confident” as possible.

The 50 MP main shooter found on the handset's sleek vegan leather back will be aided by features like autofocus tracking, AI adaptive stabilization, photo enhancement engine by AI and tilt mode to take your photography to the next level with little to no effort on your part. .

The artistic nature of the Edge 50 Pro will really shine when displaying your photos, videos, and other content produced on the phone itself or taken from your daily streaming service. Indeed, this bad boy is also expected to sport a gorgeous 6.7-inch P-OLED display “Pantone Validated” with 2,000 nits peak brightness, 1.5K resolution, 144Hz refresh rate capabilities , HDR10+ support and 100% DCI. P3 color gamut.

That's a lot of impressive numbers and letters, but it has to be said that last year's Motorola Edge 40 Pro, aka Edge+ (2023), comes with a 6.67-inch OLED display that supports a rate of even higher refresh rate of 165Hz while capping at 1300 nits brightness.

And that's everything we expect from Motorola's next flagship

In addition to gaining and losing some in the display department compared to the Edge 40 Pro, potential Edge 50 Pro buyers should be aware that Motorola is also planning some sort of processing power downgrade. That doesn't mean we expect the new high-end phone to be slower than its predecessor, but unlike the vast majority of Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 Android flagships currently using Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, the Motorola Edge 50 Pro is likely to be slower. packing a Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 SoC.

This is a brand new, slightly low-end chipset that the company is likely opting for in order to find the best possible balance between raw power and affordability. Of course, the Edge 50 Pro won't exactly fall into the category of budget 5G phones, as it's expected to come with 12GB of RAM, up to 512GB of internal storage space, and a battery of around 4,500 mAh equipped with a super-fast 125 W cable and 50 W wireless charging technology in addition to the specifications and features mentioned above.

That 50MP rear-facing main camera will be joined by a mysterious pair of ultra-wide-angle and telephoto sensors, while three “Pantone-curated” color options, a sharply curved display with ultra-thin top and bottom bezels and an integrated screen. In-display fingerprint scanners will likely make their own unique contributions to an undeniably premium design.

With all this in mind, we'd rather not try to guess how much the Edge 50 Pro might cost in India under that name or in the US as the Motorola Edge+ (2024). Instead, let's just wait for the regional announcement on April 3 and a US release that will likely follow soon after.