In the world of smartphones, the latest trend is ultra-thin devices. Samsung introduced the Galaxy S25 Edge earlier this year, setting the stage for sleek, slender phones. Following suit, Apple unveiled the remarkably thin iPhone Air, measuring a mere 5.5mm in thickness, even slimmer than the S25 Edge.
Now, Motorola is joining the race with its new Moto Edge 70, an Android-powered smartphone boasting a slim profile of 5.99mm. The device features a vibrant 6.67-inch display, a fast Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 processor, and a quick-charging battery that can last up to two days on a single charge.
Equipped with a triple-lens camera driven by AI technology, the Moto Edge 70 captures professional-quality images and records videos in crystal-clear 4K resolution. Its durable design includes aircraft-grade aluminum and Gorilla Glass, ensuring resilience against bending and breakage. Additionally, the phone is waterproof, suitable for unpredictable weather conditions.
Setting itself apart from competitors like Samsung and Apple, the Moto Edge 70 offers unique features such as the triple-lens camera and long-lasting battery. Surprisingly, the price point for this cutting-edge device starts at £699.99, making it more affordable than its slim rivals—the iPhone Air priced at £999 and the Galaxy S25 Edge costing £1,199.
These ultra-thin smartphones are currently available for purchase, catering to tech enthusiasts seeking both style and performance in their mobile devices.