Moto Edge+ Review: We Need to Talk!

Moto Edge Plus Review delves into Motorola's return to the flagship arena with a focus on design choices, performance, and camera behavior. The video opens with a recap of Motorola’s hiatus from high-end devices and then outlines the Edge Plus core specs: Snapdragon 865, 12 GB of RAM, 256 GB of storage, a 5000 mAh battery, a 6.7-inch 90 Hz OLED waterfall display, and a triple-camera system led by a 108 MP main sensor. Marques makes it clear that while there are compelling positives such as premium build quality and strong battery life, several areas feel misaligned with modern flagship expectations, especially the controversial curved edge display and some software bloat from Verizon. The review also notes practical usability aspects like the presence of a headphone jack, solid earpiece and speaker performance, and the large camera bump that sticks out on a flat surface. He emphasizes that the Edge Plus is not perfect and highlights how the curve display design impacts button placement, touch sensitivity, and finger-print reader reliability, inviting viewers to weigh the tradeoffs between style and daily usability.

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