Motorola Moto Edge 50 Pro review: Solid all-rounder
By being pretty good at almost everything, you can miss the fact that the Edge 50 Pro doesn't stand out with anything.

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Pros
- Sleek design
- Solid triple camera array
- Overall great value
Cons
- Slippery back and lopsided camera bump
- Fast charger gets super hot
- It craves a better processor
As far as I can tell, there isn’t really a huge amount to get excited about with the Moto Edge 50 Pro.
This sub-$1000 phone has no real standout selling points, aside from the 125W charger in the box that can take you from 0 to full in about 20 minutes.
Its design is inoffensive, its processor a little dated (to keep costs down) and its camera array is fine without being exceptional.
But somehow, Motorola has combined all those unremarkable elements to create a really, really solid phone.
Competing against models like the Nothing Phone (2) and Samsung Galaxy A55, the Motorola suddenly becomes a suitable option for those wanting an all-rounder with a nicer design than other phones.