- Motorola has launched the Edge 60 Fusion, featuring a slim design, a textured Canvas finish, and a big battery.
- It boasts a 6.67-inch LTPO OLED display, Gorilla Glass 7i protection, and IP68/IP69 ratings.
- Powered by a Dimensity 7300/7400 chipset with up to 12GB RAM and 512GB storage, it starts at £299.99 in Europe, Asia, and Latin America.
Motorola’s Edge series offers compelling devices at a relatively affordable price point. Their Edge 50 series from last year was received quite well throughout multiple regions. Now the company has launched its successor, the Motorola Edge 60 Fusion, featuring a slim design, Canvas finish, and a light-on-the-wallet budget pricing. Let’s quickly check out its specs and availability.
Motorola Edge 60 Fusion: Specifications
The Motorola Edge 60 borrows a similar aesthetic as last year’s model, with a slim profile coming in around 8mm in thickness. Although that could be a bit thicker depending on the region. Despite the thin profile, it still manages to pack a 5,200mAh battery for the UK model , but there is also a 5,500mAh variant available for other regions, which also adds to the thickness.
Moving over to the front, the Edge 60 comes with a large 6.67-inch 1.5k LTPO OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate. This is a curved panel which might be going out of fashion, but never fails to amaze me. To ensure your screen stays scratch-resistant, Motorola has outfitted the panel with Gorilla Glass 7i protection. And to secure the device itself, it has IP68 and IP69 rating.
Powering the device is a midrange MediaTek Dimensity 7300 or 7400 chipset, depending on regions. This will be coupled with up to 12GB of RAM and a max of 512GB of storage. As for cameras, it might seem like the phone features a quad camera setup, but there are only two sensors. A 50MP main shooter with OIS, a 13MP ultrawide lens and a 32MP selfie camera.
Pricing and Availability
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- Perplexity has partnered with Motorola as the AI app will now come pre-installed on new Razr and Edge 60 series.
- Users will have direct access to the answer engine and assistant, and will receive a 3-month free subscription to Perplexity Pro.
- This partnership aims to offer deeper integration of AI features in Motorola smartphones.
Just recently, we tested Perplexity’s AI assistant on iPhones , and shared our experience using it over Siri. Now we are learning that Perplexity has an official smartphone partner to showcase the prowess of its artificial intelligence search engine technology, and it is none other than Motorola.
Perplexity recently shared a post on X, announcing their partnership with the Chinese phone maker. The company also shared a blog post , fleshing out the details. They mentioned, “Starting with the new generation of Motorola devices, Perplexity will be pre-installed on millions of smartphones worldwide, giving Motorola users direct access to our answer engine and assistant”.
Perplexity will become part of Moto AI’s suite of features. Motorola’s flagship Razr devices will be the first ones to enjoy this experience. The benefits of this partnership will offer deeper integration of the AI. This will allow users to access the Perplexity assistant right from the cover screen when it’s closed.
You can even ask it to carry out tasks like “send emails, set smart reminders, play media, request rides, and book restaurant reservations”. It will also offer owners of the new Moto Razr and Edge 60 a 3-month free subscription to Perplexity Pro.
This move seems to come as a result of OpenAI’s partnership with Apple and Gemini’s integration in Samsung Galaxy smartphones. However, this isn’t the first time we are witnessing Perplexity Pro bundled with a phone. Something similar happened last year when users could claim a year’s free subscription with the purchase of a Nothing Phone (2a).
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