The design of the new Moto Edge 70 smartphone has been revealed just a few days after the launch of its predecessor, the Moto Edge 60.
By ForGeeks A leak from Android Headlines, which came just after the Edge 60 debuted on April 24, gave Motorola fans a glimpse of the new device’s style.
Moto Edge 60, powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 7300 processor and a 5,200mAh battery, was unveiled just a week ago, but it’s already garnered attention for its successor. Renders published by Android Headlines show a familiar design: a 6.7-inch pOLED display curved on both sides. The back of the device features a triple camera with a distinctive island design and vegan leather trim. The new product is expected to offer more color options, including blue and green hues similar to those featured in the Edge 60.
The new device is expected to offer more color options, including blue and green hues similar to those featured in the Edge 60.
Although specs have yet to be confirmed, rumors indicate that the Moto Edge 70 will retain the 50 MP Sony Lytia 700C main camera from its predecessor and may feature a MediaTek Dimensity 7400 processor like the Razr 2025. Combined with 12GB of RAM, this configuration promises solid performance in a price range of around $400.
The render also shows the September 23 date on the lock screen. According to Android Headlines, the phone could launch on September 24. However, that seems unlikely given the brand’s consistent annual release cycle over the past four generations. Also, the date on the lock screen falls on a Tuesday rather than a Thursday, which could indicate that the date was randomly chosen with no hidden meaning. Still, we can expect more concrete details on specs and pricing as the launch date gets closer.
Material The design of the new Moto Edge 70 smartphone has been revealed just days after the launch of its predecessor, the Moto Edge 60. It was first published on ITZine.ru.
