Motorola is poised to introduce the Edge 70, a slim smartphone, to international markets. This device is anticipated to be a rebranded version of the X70 Air, which was initially launched in China earlier this month.
Ahead of the global release, recent press renders have surfaced, providing additional details regarding the Edge 70. These confirm key specifications: a 4,800 mAh Silicon Carbon battery supporting 68W wired charging, a device thickness of 5.99mm, a weight of 159g, and a primary camera featuring a 50MP sensor.
[Image: Motorola Edge 70 in Pantone Bronze Green (left) and Pantone Lily Pad (right)]
The phone is confirmed to have an IP68 rating for dust and water resistance. Further evaluation reveals an A rating for drop protection, a B rating for ease of serviceability, and an A rating for battery life. The battery is projected to provide a runtime of 49 hours and 34 minutes and maintain at least 80% of its initial capacity after 1,000 charge cycles.
The Motorola Edge 70 is scheduled to launch in Europe on November 5, with an estimated retail price of approximately €700. The full specifications, including any potential variations compared to the X70 Air, will be confirmed at the time of its release.
