In the realm of smartphone design, a new trend is emerging with ultra-thin devices joining the market. Samsung kickstarted this trend with the introduction of the Galaxy S25 Edge, a sleek smartphone model earlier this year.
Following suit, Apple unveiled the remarkably slim iPhone Air, measuring a mere 5.5mm in thickness, which is even thinner than the S25 Edge by 0.3mm. Motorola has now entered the arena with its latest offering, the Moto Edge 70, an Android-powered smartphone with a slim profile of 5.99mm.
The Moto Edge 70 boasts a vibrant 6.67-inch display, a powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 processor, and a rapid-charging battery that can provide up to two days of usage on a single charge. Equipped with a triple-lens camera enhanced by AI technology, this device captures professional-quality photos and records videos in crystal-clear 4K resolution.
Constructed with durable materials such as aircraft-grade aluminum and Gorilla Glass, the Moto Edge 70 is designed to withstand daily wear and tear, including being waterproof to endure various weather conditions. Notably, it outshines its competitors with features like the triple-lens camera and long-lasting battery life, surpassing what Samsung and Apple offer.
One of the major highlights of the Moto Edge 70 is its competitive pricing, starting at £699.99, making it a more affordable option compared to its slender counterparts, the iPhone Air priced at £999 and the Galaxy S25 Edge priced at £1,199.
These ultra-thin smartphones are currently available for purchase, offering cutting-edge technology in a slim and stylish package.
