Motorola’s New Edge+ Smartphone Promises Multi-Day Battery Life and Loads More

Motorola Edge 30 Review: 5G ready phone for everyday needs (Image credit- Smartprix) With the redesigned 2023 Edge+ model, Motorola will try its hand at smartphone design once more and promises a number of advancements over the previous edition. The Motorola Edge+ 2023 model, which offers an enhanced battery, screen, and camera system, is currently on its way to the US. Both Edge+ models have 6.7-inch displays, however, the new model from 2023 has a pOLED (plastic OLED) screen with a 165Hz refresh rate as opposed to the older model's 90Hz. The new Edge+ also supports Dolby Atmos for more immersive sound options and HDR10+ for more vivid colors and richer contrasts. When using the original Edge+, photos, and videos frequently turned out well but had issues in low light. With a Night Vision option for low-light situations, along with 60MP main, 50MP ultrawide, and 12MP telephoto cameras, the new Edge+ addresses that problem (and improves its cameras in general). [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="980"] Image credit- Droid Life[/caption] Additionally, all cameras have features like Horizon Lock Stabilisation, Auto Focus Tracking, soft background backgrounds for portrait videos, and Auto Focus Tracking to stabilize action shots. One of the most important aspects of the original Edge+ was its battery life, but the new Edge+ obviously claims to improve upon it. Also read: Motorola Edge Plus (2023): A Flagship Smartphone with Powerful Features Depending on the activity, of course, the newer, marginally more potent 5100mAh battery claims to last up to 40 hours on a full charge. But charging is also allegedly much faster now; according to Motorola, you can build up a 12-hour charge in just nine minutes. Beginning on May 19, Motorola's website, Amazon, and Best Buy will accept US pre-orders for the Motorola Edge+ 2023, which has an MSRP of $799.99. On May 25, a complete release is anticipated. Following suit, it is anticipated that Boost Infinite, Boost Mobile, Consumer Cellular, and Spectrum Mobile will all offer the service "in the coming weeks."