Motorola's four best models

The best Motorola models

Motorola is well known for its quality cameras and its range of lines, such as Galaxy, S, E and Edge. These lines have new versions every year, improving their processing configurations and bringing new features to fans of the brand.

Let’s analyze the best models to help you decide which one should be your next smartphone.

Moto E22:

The Moto E line is geared towards more affordable products. If you’re looking for price, you’ll want to check out the Moto E22, as it’s one of Motorola’s most affordable models today.

Although it’s simple, it has a modern design with a light and slim profile. The 6.5-inch display has HD+ resolution and a 90 Hz refresh rate. It stands out in its category for the stereo quality of its audio, offering a remarkable balance between bass, mids and treble.

Moto G52:

The Moto G line is one of Motorola’s most traditional lines, and is now 10 years old since its first launch. The Moto G52’s narrower edges allow for a larger screen in a more compact body compared to the E22. 

Its display provides a stereo sound experience, elevating the quality for enjoying movies, games and music. Also, unlike the cheaper model that uses an LCD display, this one features a Full HD+ OLED panel with a 90 Hz refresh rate and superior brightness. 

Moto Edge 30 Neo:

The Edge lineup is one of Motorola’s newest. The Moto Edge 30 NEO stands out among Android smartphones available on the market. In addition to offering 5G connectivity for more agile browsing, it has a generous internal storage capacity of 256GB, although it does not allow for expansion.

This device boasts a 6.3-inch display with a crisp 2400×1080 pixel resolution, accompanied by an impressive 64-megapixel camera that delivers Full HD images with a resolution of 9238×6928 pixels. It stands out against many other cameras from competing brands and models.

See a comparison of this model with the Samsung Galaxy S23 by clicking here.

Moto Razr 40 Ultra:

The Moto Razr 40 brought back the great benchmark of the 2000s: the foldable cell phone, and was Motorola’s big launch this year. 

In addition to being foldable, the distinctive feature of this model is that it takes up less space when the screen is folded and has a screen on the back, which means that the user can use it folded, with half its size (6.9 inches).

This model has a 3,800 mAh battery, Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 processor, Android 13 and 256 GB with no expandability.

One of the negative points of this device is its high cost in the market and its hardware, considered of a previous generation for the year in which it was launched.