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New Motorola Edge 50 Pro info makes it clear: This is no Galaxy S24 Ultra rival\u060c<\/p>\n

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If you've been eagerly awaiting Motorola's next big thing, we fear the latest details shared by the company ahead of the April 3 launch may leave you a little disappointed. <\/p>\n

Despite what its name suggests, it appears the Edge 50 Pro won't improve on last year's Edge 40 Pro in every aspect. That doesn't necessarily make it a bad phone, of course, but it also doesn't make it a match for Samsung's Galaxy S24<\/a> Ultra or the OnePlus 12 in the raw power department.<\/div>\n

No Snapdragon 8 for you!<\/h2>\n
Yes, ladies and gentlemen, this disappointing revelation from last week<\/a> is now official. The Motorola Edge 50 Pro<\/a> will soon go on sale in India with a Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 processor under its hood, which the handset maker claims will deliver “ultra-smooth performance.<\/div>\n

While we have no reason to doubt that this seems true for most consumers, the Snapdragon 7 series<\/a> chips are never as fast as members of the high-end Snapdragon 8 family, and we are sure that the Experienced Android users will be able to tell the difference. relatively easily.<\/p>\n

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We're talking about the difference between a Snapdragon 7 Gen 3-based Edge 50 Pro and the aforementioned Galaxy S24 Ultra and OnePlus 12, which come with Snapdragon 8 generation 3<\/span> inside, but also a difference from the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2-powered Motorola Edge 40 Pro.<\/div>\n
This is a very curious downgrade that can only be justified by a significant price drop, which may or may not materialize on April 3. The Edge 40 Pro is known in the US as the Motorola Edge+ (2023), which normally costs a reasonable $800 and very often only costs $600 during special events like the Big Spring Sale. Amazon.<\/div>\n
If the Edge 50 Pro were to come to the US as the Motorola Edge+ (2024) with a Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 SoC, we can probably expect a starting price of around $600 and an even higher battle intense for the title of best budget 5G phone. there.<\/div>\n
For the record, the Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 is not much slower than a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, already powering solid high-end devices like the Vivo<\/a> V30.<\/div>\n

All the other specs and features are pretty awesome<\/h2>\n
As soon as you stop comparing the Motorola Edge 50 Pro with the Galaxy S24 Ultra<\/span>you will understand that you are dealing here with a potentially unbeatable value proposition. <\/div>\n
Price is essentially the only missing piece of the puzzle right now, with everything else revealed in recent days on Motorola's official Indian X account<\/a> And Flipkart<\/a>. Well, there's also the battery capacity, which is rumored to hover around the 4,500mAh mark, but is not yet confirmed as such.<\/div>\n
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Without further ado, here's everything we know about the Edge 50 Pro ahead of its imminent debut in India and likely expansion to the US soon after:<\/p>\n

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