Hands on: Motorola Edge 20 Pro review

The Motorola Edge 20 Pro is an awkward phone. The main issue is the hand-feel - it's far too big to use one-handed, and has an out-of-reach side fingerprint scanner and uncomfortable angular frame. The device has a fine chipset, cameras that are impressive for a Moto phone and lots of storage, but those traits don't mean much when the phone is annoying to hold.

Cameras good - for Motorola; Comes with Ready For support;

The design; Slow to charge

Motorola Edge 20 Pro review: Budget flagship smartphone with a 144 Hz display and 12 GB of RAM

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;