Motorola Edge 60 Fusion
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Overall rating and the reviews that impact it
81
GSMCritic Score
Very Good
Pros
Solid Main Camera Quality: Primary camera delivers generally solid, high-quality image output.
Durable Yet Stylish Design: Slim, lightweight, and comfortably grippy chassis with IP68, IP69, and MIL-STD-810H certification, attractive colours and finishes, and an overall durable construction.
Precise Fingerprint Sensor: Fingerprint authentication is described as precise and dependable.
120Hz HDR10+ OLED Display: Bright and vibrant OLED panel with HDR10+ support, 120Hz refresh rate, rich colour reproduction, and visually striking presentation.
Strong Battery and Fast Charging: Impressive and dependable battery life even under sustained load, complemented by quick charging speeds.
Great Price: Characterized as offering a great price in its segment.
Low Heat Output: Maintains low heat generation even under load.
Loud Stereo Speakers: Very loud, great-sounding stereo speaker setup that delivers pleasing and powerful audio quality.
Expandable Storage and eSIM: microSDXC card slot for expandable storage and eSIM support for added carrier flexibility.
SmartConnect Features: SmartConnect connectivity features described as stand-out elements.
Cons
Limited Camera Flexibility and App Issues: No telephoto lens, constrained overall adaptability, ultrawide focus-hunting during video recording, and a sluggish, occasionally unresponsive camera app.
Mid-Tier Performance with Slowdowns: Chipset is not class-leading for the price, could be more powerful, and exhibits occasional slowdowns and general performance issues.
Prone to Damage: Despite certified toughness, the construction is described as somewhat prone to damage.
Curved Display Drawbacks and PWM Flicker: Curved front glass is not ideal for gaming and the screen exhibits high-frequency PWM flickering.
No Wireless Charging: Wireless charging support is absent.
Limited Software Support and Bloatware: Only three years of updates and pre-installed third-party applications out of the box.
Underwhelming Moto AI: Moto AI features add little value, require refinement, and are described as bordering on useless.
Constrained WiFi and Location Accuracy: WiFi 6 limited to 1x1 MIMO and location services reported as mediocre in narrow surroundings.
No Bundled Charger in Some Markets: Absence of a charger in the box in certain regions.
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