Motorola Edge 30 Ultra

“The Edge 30 Ultra is a capable allrounder which is very good where it matters and only misses the mark by a little in somewhat secondary areas. Perhaps our biggest gripe with it has to be the lack of 4K video recording on the ultrawide and the telephoto cameras, which feels like an arbitrary limitation, and one that may be fixed with an update. What isn't going to be fixed is the build - waterproofing for submersion, poor grip and misinterpreted touch input every now and then.”

“The Motorola Edge 30 Ultra performs very well under testing and has no major shortcomings whatsoever. It stands out thanks to a strong combination of a bright display, fast SoC, long runtimes, and a full-fledged triple camera with a 200 MP main sensor that even has an optical magnification on board. The package is rounded off with USB 3.2 and a fast charging technology.”

“The Edge 30 Ultra is a surprisingly excellent flagship from Motorola, with top specs all around and only few flaws. Performance is as good as it gets, battery life is excellent, and the software excels too. At this price, it’s a steal.”

“The Motorola Edge 30 Ultra feels as complete a flagship as the firm has produced in years. The previous-gen model had most hardware boxes ticked, but this one-ups it with superior fast charging, a huge pixel count camera, and a more streamlined design that elevates it above Moto’s more wallet-friendly models. You’re getting almost everything you’d want from a high-end phone, only without the stratospheric price. Waterproofing and expandable storage are the only real grumbles, with slimline software and slick multitasking modes going a way to make up for it. As an alternative choice to the usual big hitters, it’s a seriously tempting one.”