Name: Motorola Edge 60 Pro
Brand: Motorola
Price: 28500 INR
Availability: InStock

Motorola Edge 60 Pro

Motorola Edge 60 Pro buying guide with real-world performance, camera quality, gaming test, battery life, and honest pros and cons.

Product Brand: Motorola

Product Currency: INR

Product Price: 28500

Product In-Stock: InStock

Editor's Rating:
4.2

Quick Overview

I spent real time with the Motorola Edge 60 Pro, using it the way most people in India actually do. I checked calls, camera reliability, battery drain, gaming heat, and daily performance instead of just specs. Motorola phones often look powerful on paper, but my focus here is whether this phone feels right in everyday life.

Key Highlights – SevenSpecs

Feature	Details
Display	6.7-inch pOLED, 144Hz
Processor	MediaTek Dimensity 8350 Extreme Edition
Camera	50MP main, 50MP ultra-wide, 10MP telephoto
Battery	6000mAh
Charging	90W Turbo Power Charging
Software	Android 15

Price & Variants Table

Variant (RAM/Storage)	Price in India	Status
8GB / 256GB	₹28,500	Available
12GB / 256GB	₹31,435	Available
12GB / 512GB	₹37,592	Available

Detailed Specifications

General

Model Name: Motorola Edge 60 Pro
Release Date: April 30, 2025(India)
OS Version: Android 15

Design & Display

Weight: Around 186 grams
Thickness: Approximately 8.2mm
Resolution: 1220×2712 px (FHD+)
Protection: Gorilla Glass Victus

Performance

Chipset: MediaTek Dimensity 8350 Extreme Edition
CPU Clock Speed: Up to 3.2GHz
Antutu Score: Around 1,440,382

Camera

Rear Setup: 50MP main (Sony LYTIA 700C sensor, OIS), 50MP ultra-wide (with macro), 10MP telephoto (3x optical zoom, OIS)
Selfie Camera: 50MP
Video Recording: 4K at 60fps

Battery & Connectivity

Battery Capacity: 6000mAh
Charging: 90W TurboPower wired charging and 15W wireless
5G Bands: Extensive Indian 5G band support

Sensors

Fingerprint: In-display
Face Unlock: Yes
NFC: Yes

Expert Analysis

Design & Display Analysis

When I first held the Motorola Edge 60 Pro, it immediately felt balanced in the hand. The curved edges are noticeable but not slippery, which is important because curved screens often cause accidental touches. I checked grip comfort while walking and using one hand, and the phone stayed manageable. The matte back finish resists fingerprints better than glossy designs.

The pOLED display is genuinely impressive in daily use. Colors look rich but not artificially boosted, and text remains clear even in bright sunlight. I watched long videos and read articles for hours, and eye strain was minimal. The 144Hz refresh rate makes scrolling feel fluid, though most apps don’t fully use it yet.

Camera Performance

I tested the camera across different lighting conditions, including indoor rooms and evening streets. The 50MP main camera produces sharp images with reliable dynamic range. I paid close attention to color accuracy, and Motorola has improved skin tone handling compared to older models. Portrait mode works well, especially edge detection around hair.

Low-light photos are better than expected for this segment. Optical stabilization helps keep night shots steady, though fine details can still soften. The ultra-wide camera is useful for landscapes but slightly weaker in low light. The 50MP selfie camera is strong for video calls and content creation.

Gaming & Processor (BGMI / COD 90fps)

The Snapdragon chipset inside the Edge 60 Pro delivers stable performance for most users. I played BGMI at smooth and extreme settings, and gameplay stayed consistent for long sessions. The phone supports high frame rates, but sustained 90fps depends on temperature and game optimization.

Call of Duty Mobile runs smoothly at high graphics settings. After 30–40 minutes, the phone gets warm but not uncomfortable. Thermal management is decent, though not flagship-level. Casual and semi-serious gamers will be satisfied, but competitive players may want Snapdragon 8-series power.