Motorola unveils Edge 60 Pro 5G, delivering upgrades in camera, display, design, cost, and rumored specifics.
Motorola's Upcoming Offering: Motorola Edge 60 Pro 5G
Get ready for the Motorola Edge 60 Pro 5G, set to revolutionize the mid-range market with its top-tier features, expected to arrive soon!
The Arrival of Motorola Edge 60 Pro 5G
Spotted with various certifications, especially the BIS, the Motorola Edge 60 Pro 5G is on track to make its India debut shortly[1]. While we don't have an official launch timeline, it's likely to happen sooner rather than later.
Under-the-hood Upgrades
The Motorola Edge 60 Pro is rumored to boast a 6.7-inch 144Hz curved AMOLED panel, a serious upgrade over its predecessor. According to recent leaks, the device might be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 8350 chipset, offering smooth and efficient performance. Finally, it's expected to pack a 5,100 mAh battery, with support for 68W fast charging[1].
Also worth mentioning, theAndroid 15 update might bring new MotoAI features to the table, adding a layer of intelligence to the device[1].
Capture Stunning Moments
When it comes to photography, the Edge 60 Pro might feature a 13MP ultrawide sensor, a 10MP secondary sensor, and a 50MP primary shooter with OIS. Selfie enthusiasts will appreciate the 20MP front-facing camera[1].
Design and Pricing
A curved AMOLED panel, minimal bezels, a center punch-hole camera, and an in-display fingerprint sensor make up the phone’s sleek design. Rear design changes include a faux leather finish, a camera island, and a new Action Button-like physical key on the side.
As for the price, the Motorola Edge 60 Pro 5G is expected to carry a tag of Rs 31,999[1]. However, it’s always good to take such updates with a pinch of salt.
Stay tuned for more updates on the Motorola Edge 60 Pro 5G!
Sources:- [1] Motorola Edge 60 Pro 5G: Release date, specifications, and price in India (BGR India)- [2] Motorola Edge 60 Pro 5G - Specifications, Features, Price, and Release Date (GizmoChina)
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