The budget-focused Motorola Edge 40 Neo feels anything but, with a slew of premium features including IP68 water resistance, a 6.5-inch curved 144Hz display, 68W fast charging.
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The Motorola Edge 40 Neo is one of very few budget-focused phones offering full IP68 dust and water resistance.
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The Motorola Edge 40 Neo is a refinement of last year’s Edge 30 Neo with a slightly tweaked design.
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At 7.76mm thick and 172g, the Neo is comfortably in lightweight territory compared to heavy smartphones like the iPhone 14 Pro Max.
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The heart of the Edge 40 Neo’s design focuses on Motorola’s partnership with colour experts Pantone.
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Despite its affordable £299 price tag, the Edge 40 Neo comes with a slew of features you’d expect from flagship-tier smartphones.
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Software
Motorola continues its partnership with colour experts Pantone with the Edge 40 Neo, available in three Pantone-verified (and exclusive) colourways that stand out from the crowd.
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Cons
Camera
Video stabilization is not as good as the competition.
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When zooming in, the Edge 40 Neo is not too keen to engage the auto night processing at 2x, so you can expect relatively narrow dynamic range most of the time, dark exposures and murky shadows.
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