The Motorola Edge 20 Pro doesn't really look like a flagship phone, and beyond its bright 144Hz display and powerful components, it struggles to justify its price.

144Hz OLED display; Strong performance; Clean software experience;

Basic 30W charging; No wireless charging; Average cameras; Only IP52;

The somewhat different flagship. The Edge 20 Pro is the flagship from Motorola that supports the Ready For platform. Thanks to the latter's desktop mode, the Moto phone also wants to act as a PC replacement. However, the relatively low flagship price also comes with compromises. Read on to find out what those are and whether it's worth buying.

The Edge 20 Pro is an elegant and well-built premium smartphone that does many things right, but it ...

beautiful 144 Hz OLED; Wi-Fi 6; low power consumption; USB 3.1/DisplayPort 1.4; nice periscope lens;

no wireless charging; mono sound only; no OIS (main camera); plastic frame;

The latest offering from Vodafone to cross my desk is the Motorola Edge 20 Pro, this SmartPhone feels nice and well balanced in your hand and comes supplied with a silicon back and sides cover.

The Motorola Edge 20 Pro is a premium-priced Android smartphone, touting a feature-packed display with a 144Hz high-refresh-rate and triple camera array.

High-quality display, Premium design and feel, Decent battery life

Mediocre speaker, No wireless charging, Cameras could be better

The Motorola Edge 20 Pro is significantly better than its predecessor on all the most important points. And the price is significantly smaller.

Razor-sharp price combined with towering performance, sharp screen with high refresh rate, absolutely usable camera with 108 megapixel wide angle and telephoto lens with 5x optical zoom. In addition, there are extra features such as Ready For.

Missing stereo sound and wireless charging. The excellent screen had deserved more than FHD + resolution. The camera module protrudes so much that the mobile phone tilts on the table.

“The Motorola Moto Edge 20 Pro doesn't make the most of its specification so it ends up being distinctly average, and without an eye-catching design, the reliable software and good battery life just aren't enough to elevate it beyond this point.”

The Motorola Edge 20 Pro has a worthy processor, good cameras and a fairly long-lasting battery, which on paper combine to make it a capable device. However, it’s bulky and doesn’t sit comfortably in the hand, and it doesn’t have anything truly unique to offer, making it hard to recommend amid the multitude of similar devices in the competitive mid-range market.

Well-rounded cameras; High screen refresh rate; Battery easily lasts a day;

Too big to hold comfortably; Side buttons hard to reach for many; Better-value competitors

The Motorola Edge 20 Pro is surprisingly good across the board. While this isn’t intended to be a gaming phone, it will actually be suited to mobile gamers because of the big 144Hz display and speedy performance - but other than that there's nothing that will make you go 'wow'.

Fantastic OLED display, HDR10+ support, 144Hz refresh rate, Impressive battery life, fast charging

Difficult to use one-handed, No wireless charging, It’s not waterproof

5x zoom camera is rare at this level; Solid outdoor display brightness; Good general and gaming performance;

Mono speaker; Main camera lags behind the best a little; More powerful phones at available at the price;

One of the most affordable 5x zoom camera phones; 144Hz OLED screen; Good gaming performance; Chunky 256GB storage;

So-so low light photography; Mono speaker; Not as powerful as some rivals;