Third on the list is the Ysnzaq Case for Motorola Edge 20 Pro. The case has ingenious craftsmanship, the details are also brilliant and the internal prominent structure is combined with soft materials to protect your phone better. The independent soft buttons are only for better button touch. Its main purpose is to protect the camera and the body of the phone, the edge of the phone case is higher to prevent the lens from wearing and scratching. The Motorola Edge 20 Pro’s other two rear cameras are a 108-megapixel standard view cam and a 16-megapixel ultra-wide. However, it sounds like the Motorola Edge 20 will be sold as the Motorola Edge (2021) in the US , perhaps with slightly different specs, and it’s not clear if this Pro model will ever go on sale there. Design

This zoomed camera is a little slower to use than the other two, with a little focus and shutter lag. But it’s still easy and fun to use, and has OIS. This stabilises the lens so you can take sharp images handheld. A 5x lens magnifies the effect of natural hand movement. OIS is pretty much essential at this focal length. The Motorola Edge 20 Pro offers basic water-resistance, too. It’s rated at IP52, which means it’s protected against dust, but is only rated to withstand rain and other water drips. This water resistance is similar to the “nano” coatings of other Motorola phones. If you want to complain about the Motorola Edge 20 Pro’s power, there’s a better argument to make. This phone has the Qualcomm Snapdragon 870 5G processor. The 32-megapixel selfie camera uses an Omnivision sensor, just like the ultra-wide and 5x zoom, and it offers fair-quality selfies. Detail is very good in bright lighting, but its pixel-binning technique doesn’t seem effective enough to avoid pictures turning stodgy indoors or poor lighting. You can, however, use the Night Vision mode for selfies, which improves matters significantly. Battery lifeNote that Motorola’s battery reporting seems to be slightly different to the norm. Even on heavier-use days, when it may be down to 40% by the early evening – which has happened a couple of times – the Motorola Edge 20 Pro has held onto that last tranche of charge way longer than I expect. The Motorola Edge 20 Pro runs an extremely clean version of Android 11. Motorola only puts one substantive app on here, called Moto, and this controls the little extras added to an interface that could pass for totally vanilla Android. Next up is the Shantime Leather Case for Motorola Edge 20 Pro. The leather case is made of top PU leather which is durable, breathable, wear-resistant, and soft. Protect your phone while enjoying a stylish and beautiful appearance. A leather-style phone case provides full-body protection for your phone, protecting your phone from dust, scratches, and abrasions. You can spruce up your plain Motorola Edge+ while also showcasing the classic Motorola logo with this bumper cover from Poetic. The Poetic Guardian can survive 20ft drops and it has a built-in screen guard.

However, I’m a fan of the Snapdragon 870, and the cheaper Snapdragon 860. Both get you flagship-grade performance, and let phone makers put more of their budget into other areas of a phone. The Motorola Edge 20 Pro is the most expensive Motorola phone most of you should consider buying. Yes, that is throwing shade on the Motorola Razr 5G. The Motorola Edge 20 Pro is a big phone; we had trouble using it one-handed, especially thanks to its width and button placement, and it didn’t sit comfortably in our hand. The phone surprised us by returning a multi-core score of 2878 when we put it through a benchmark test; that’s almost exactly the same score as the 2875 of the Moto G100 (which has the same chipset), but far below the 3369 of the Poco F3 or the 3381 of the Vivo X60 Pro, both of which also use the 870. However, such differences are unlikely to be noticeable in real-world use.It’s a solid OLED display. There’s only a slight blue tint when it’s viewed from an angle, contrast is perfect, and you have a choice of two colour modes. Saturated seems to be based on the native colour of the panel, so looks quite oversaturated. Natural is more reserved, and appears better to my eyes.