Motorola's chucked a new flagship into the ring, the Edge 60 Pro, and it's looking to give its older sibling, the Edge 50 Pro, a proper schooling. Specs are predictably beefed up, but the real party trick is the Moto AI 2.0, now with its own dedicated button, no less! Forget boring chatbots; this AI is your pocket mate. Swamped with pings? 'Catch me up' gives you the gossip digest. Can't recall who's bringing crisps to the do? 'Pay attention' takes notes while you nod along. It’ll even make your snaps look sharp with Auto Smile Capture and learn your preferred 'Signature Style' like a seasoned Instagrammer. Plus, it can knock together playlists and jog your memory about that thing you screenshotted yonks ago. Handy!
Specs-wise, you're getting a lovely big 6.67-inch curved pOLED screen that's almost all display (96.47%) and goes ridiculously bright (4500 nits – sunglasses advised). Under the bonnet, a MediaTek Dimensity 8350 Extreme chip provides the grunt, paired with speedy RAM and storage. The camera setup sounds tasty: a 50MP main snapper with OIS, another 50MP for wide shots and close-ups, and a 10MP telephoto for zooming. Selfies? 50MP, naturally.
It's tough too, boasting IP68/IP69 ratings and meeting military standards (MIL 810H), so it should survive a pint spillage or a tumble. A chunky 6000mAh battery keeps things ticking, with super-fast 90W charging when you're gasping. It lands with Android 15 and promises a decent run of updates.
It's already hitting shelves out West, so hopefully, we'll see it land in India before too long. One to watch!