Motorola Edge 60 Fusion 5G: When you think Moto, likely the first thing that comes to mind is nostalgic — old-school flip phones, that time that everyone said “Hello Moto” as a jingle, and that durable hardware construction that we all recall loving.

But Moto has been slowly reinventing itself over the last couple of years, and the Motorola Edge 60 Fusion 5G is a perfect example of Moto bringing its history into a modern day aesthetic.

The Edge 60 Fusion is reasonably priced in the mid-range competitive section and it’s not just another 5G phone, it’s a head-turner, a balance of style, performance and a clutter-free Android experience, all in one slim package.

Let’s take a closer look at what makes this phone worth a second look — and where maybe it could have done just a little bit better.

the Versatile Style Features Everything You Need in An Everyday Carrier.Sleek,Style and Surprisingly Lightweight

Let’s start with the design. Objectively, the Edge 60 Fusion is beautiful. The thing is slim, curvy in the right ways, and comes in some really cool colors, such as Hot Pink and Blue, with a vegan leather finish.

This is no ordinary plastic-backed phone; it actually feels like a premium device in hand.

Weighing in at around 175 grams, that’s not bad at all for a phone with a large display and normal sized battery. It’s light on the hand and the pocket (literally).

Display: A Treat For Your Eyes Upgrade your viewing experience with this beautiful 16.21cm (6.4 inch) Super AMOLED Infinity-U Display.

Up front, you’re met with a gorgeous 6.7-inch pOLED display featuring 1.5K resolution and an eye-popping 144Hz refresh rate. Yes, 144Hz — not the 120Hz we’re used to seeing in this range.

That means smoother animations, snappier scrolling and a screen that feels like it’s licked onto your fingertips. Colors pop, blacks are very black, and the phone has no problem with outdoor visibility, either.

Whether you’re streaming Netflix or simply doom-scrolling Twitter, this display delivers.

Performance That Stands Its Ground

The Edge 60 Fusion is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 processor and is available with 12GB RAM, 256GB of internal storage. It’s not a top-of-the-line flagship chip, but it’s pretty capable across the board.

Apps launch quickly, multi-tasking is smooth, and casual gaming feels as smooth as we could hope for. For most people — student, content scroller, casual gamer — it certainly does the job.

Better still, Motorola keeps things clean with near-stock Android 14. No bloated anything, just smooth and fluid with useful Moto gestures and light skinning.

Camera: Solid, if Unspectacular

The Edge 60 Fusion’s main rear camera is a 50MP offering, complete with OIS, and it is joined by a 13MP ultra-wide sensor which doubles up as a macro camera. Up front, there is a decent 32MP selfie shooter.

Daytime photos are sharp, with good dynamic range. Low-light photos are fine, though not world-wowing. The ultra-wide lens is useful, but there can be a drop-off in detail around the edges.

Selfies are sharp and natural, and video calls are clear. #4. It’s not a Camera Beast, but it will do It.

Ultra-Strong battery that cycles for daysDisty 2 satisfies the most extreme vaping experience with ultra-strong 2,400mAh battery capacity and 48-hour super long standby time.

Powering the device is a 5000mAh battery, I wouldn’t hesitate to keep it off the charger overnight and it will get you through an entire day with moderate to heavy usage.

And when you inevitably do run dry, the 68W TurboPower fast grousing puts a full charge back under your belt in under an hour.

No wireless charging or anything here, but again, at this price, it’s really hard to take issue.

Pros & Cons

Pros

Sleek and Slim Design with Vegan Leather Cover

Stunning 144Hz pOLED display

It offers a smooth near-stock experience of Android 14

Reliable everyday performance

Good Camera with OIS

Fast 68W charging

Cons

No wireless charging

Low-light photos could be better

No microSD card slot

Stereo speakers missing (only one speaker)

Motorola Edge 60 Fusion 5G: Overall Conclusion: Is It Worth It?

You want a smartphone that acts the part, looks great and feels premium without breaking the bank, the Motorola Edge 60 Fusion 5G is a no-brainer.

It might not have the brute force of a flagship or pro-grade camera system, but it nails the fundamentals — and then some.

Amid a crowded midrange field, this Moto makes itself known not by shouting specs but by quietly checking boxes where it matters.

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