Motorola has been enjoying something of a boom recently, producing some great phones not only in the folding Razr line, but in the Edge family too. The company seems to have found its place, not fighting to best its flagship rivals, but to offer a range of attractively priced alternatives.
The challenge, it seems, is differentiating between a burgeoning number of models. The Edge 50 Ultra tops the range, then there’s the Edge 50 Pro, the Edge 50 and Edge 50 Fusion, and finally the Edge 50 Neo on review here. The names don’t really mean much at first glance, but the Edge 50 Neo manages to elbow itself into a mid-range position of being an attractive and affordable – but also a slightly more compact device.
