Motorola is refining its strategy by launching a smartphone that’s both attractive and accessible. As the battle in the mid-range heats up in 2025, the Edge 60 Fusion is emerging as a strong contender. After the success of the Edge 50 Neo, the brand is confirming its expertise in combining style and performance at a reasonable price.
Bold, carefully crafted design
From the moment you first pick it up, the Edge 60 Fusion impresses with its elegance. Its OLED display, curved on all four sides – a first for the brand – recalls the refinement of true high-end models. Available in metallic grey, vibrant turquoise and warm brown, it offers a unique look over 6.67 inches. Despite this generous size, it remains easy to handle thanks to its compact build and rear coating that is resistant to smudges and fingerprints.
Well-balanced for everyday use
The smartphone features the MediaTek Dimensity 7300, supported by 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of internal storage. While this setup falls short of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, it more than meets the needs of web browsing and moderate multitasking. The 5,200 mAh battery with 68 W fast charging delivers an average of two days’ battery life. On top of that, IP69 certification and Gorilla Glass 7i protection ensure enhanced resistance to life’s daily knocks and mishaps.
Camera: simple yet effective
The device makes do with a dual rear camera: a stabilised 50 MP main sensor and a 13 MP ultra-wide. Without quite matching premium flagships, its shots have a natural, well-balanced look outdoors. In low light, the night mode partly compensates for the hardware’s limitations. For selfies, the 32 MP front camera delivers detailed portraits and reliable face detection.
Android 15 and well-managed AI
With Android 15 and three guaranteed updates, the Edge 60 Fusion offers solid long-term support for its class. The artificial intelligence tools are discreetly integrated: voice transcription, text summaries and automatic suggestions add convenience without cluttering the interface. The focus is on simplicity and efficiency rather than piling on power-hungry features.
A competitive, appealing price
Sold at 399 euros, the smartphone competes directly with other models in this segment. Its key strength lies in the balance between build quality and dependable components. Offered in three colours, it’s a smart choice for anyone looking for a durable, stylish and capable smartphone without overspending.
