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Motorola Ready to Reveal Its Latest Luxury Flagship Phone

Motorola Ready to Reveal Its Latest Luxury Flagship Phone

JAKARTA – Motorola continues to improve the brand image of products sold in the Android market. Especially since the launch of the Motorola Razr reborn carrying the folding screen technology, became the turning point for Motorola to introduce a mobile variant flagship newest.

Through its official Twitter account, Motorola confirmed its newest product launch event on April 22nd. This event will be broadcast online, given the COVID-19 pandemic situation.

According to the leak uploaded by Evan Blass, smartphone to be launched are Motorola Edge and Edge +. Both of these flagship phones will have a curved screen design on the sides.

This premium Motorola mobile phone reportedly uses a Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 processor and is supported by 5G network connectivity. The screen dimensions of this cellphone have a Full HD + resolution of 6.67 inches, and have a 90Hz refresh rate, as summarized 9to5Google.

In Geekbench, Motorola Edge was able to record 505 for single-core testing and 1410 for multi-core testing. It was also revealed that this Motorola flagship has a 6GB RAM capacity.

Reporting from GSMArena, in January Silam, p Geekbech also displays the benchmark scores of the top variant of the Motorola Edge +. This brand-new Motorola series scored 4106 for single-core testing and 12823 for multi-core testing.

Despite its design appearance, the Motorola Edge is similar to Samsung in that it has curved edges. But the Edge + version has a different screen quality that reportedly supports QHD + resolution.

It is not certain how much the Motorola Edge and Edge + will cost. However, considering that Motorola sells the Razr at a price range of US $ 1,499, or around Rp. 20 million, of course the price will not be much different in the market.

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