| Variant | Flipkart | Amazon |
|---|---|---|
| Marble Pantone Lily White White · 256 GB | ₹39,999 | Not sold |
| Satin Luxe Pantone Tea Green · 256 GB | ₹39,999 | Not sold |
| Tailored Fabric Pantone Titan Blue · 12 GB · 256 GB | ₹42,999 | Not sold |
| Tailored Fabric Pantone Titan Blue · 8 GB · 256 GB | ₹39,999 | Not sold |
| Standard | Not sold | ₹37,989 |
This is a high-performance all-rounder with a standout screen, big battery and strong core camera setup. It earns its place with flagship-like speed and premium extras, even if the missing telephoto and top-end pricing stop it from feeling unbeatable.
Based on specs, expert reviews and owner discussions.32 days of recorded prices.
It has been as low as ₹29,499 in the period we have tracked.
It scores about 2.2 million on AnTuTu, which is right near the top of what this price can buy. Heavy gaming, fast app switching and long multitasking sessions should feel effortless.
The AMOLED panel, 144 Hz refresh rate and 5200 nits peak brightness make this a standout screen. The 1272x2772 resolution is sharper than the Full HD panels many rivals still use.
The 6500 mAh battery is comfortably above average for this class, and 90W charging keeps downtime short. It is built for long days of navigation, streaming and camera use.
The 50 MP main camera with optical stabilisation should deliver steadier low-light shots and cleaner video. A 50 MP ultrawide is much better than the basic secondary cameras many rivals settle for.
IP68 and IP69 protection are meaningful upgrades at this price, not just checklist features. The slim 183 gram body also keeps the large phone from feeling overly bulky.
This camera setup covers main and ultrawide well, but it lacks the zoom lens that separates stronger camera phones in this range. Distant subjects will rely on crop rather than true optical reach.
At ₹39999, it sits right at the top of the bracket. That makes the overall package work harder on value, especially against rivals that undercut it with similar core hardware.
A PCMark result of 14h 01m is solid for a powerful phone, but it does not fully exploit the advantage of such a large 6500 mAh battery. Some endurance-focused rivals stretch further.
the thing that I was happy seeing tho is heat management. usually by this point in a phone's life (or even day 1 tbh) i've got a phone that's warm just from scrolling reddit too long lmao. this one stays cool even after a while of using it hard.
I bought one, used it for 14 days, and then returned it. The reason was because of the huge price drop just a week after I bought it. But, I have some negative things to highlight:
1 - The usability Motorola delivers isn't great. I came from Samsung and, for me, there's nothing better than One UI. That's why I bought a S26 Plus after returning the 70 Pro.
2 - The camera has a bug (I refuse to believe it's a feature) - You go to camera settings, set the front camera to high resolution then, when you close the app, it's back to the standard resolution.
Upgraded from Samsung A22 5G to Moto Edge 70 pro. Feels really smooth. the camera is way better Optimization Feels really smooth. the display also feels really good.
The only cons are that it's very slim for me, I don't feel comfortable, but I'll get used to it. And let's see how long it lasts
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