Motorola Edge 20 Fusion: Specs in Detail

Let’s start with the display specs, then the cameras and then move on to the performance aspect

The Moto Edge 20 Fusion comes with a 6.70-inches 10bit 90Hz HDR10+ display with the 1080 x 2400 pixels resolution. Motorola has moved the fingerprint to the left side. The phone does have Widevine L1 support which means, you will be able to watch FHD+ content on OTT platforms.

If I have to rate the display quality then I will rate it as high as 9 out of 10. We have seen AMOLED displays around this price tag but never OLED displays. Also, this is not just an OLED display. Its 10bit HDR10+ display with DCI-P3 colour space. This means the colours will be accurate while watching movies or even playing games.

So yes, if you wanted the best display quality at 22k then I think, you found one. Overall, I don’t have any complaints about the display, Motorola has done a fabulous job here.

Moving to the camera features, the Motorola Edge 20 Fusion has 108MP primary sensor, 8MP ultra-wide, and 2MP depth sensor while there is a 32MP selfie shooter. The rear camera can shoot videos up to 4k@30fps and the front can record up to 1080p@30fps while there is no OIS on any of the camera sensors.

Talking about OIS, below 25k, there are not many smartphones that have OIS support, so here, can’t complain much. That 8MP ultra-wide would have been 16MP because the ultra-wide lens capture more areas and because of that, sometimes it loses out on details. So having more pixels helps.

Performance wise, this phone shines. The Motorola Edge 20 Fusion is powered by a well-known MediaTek Dimensity 800U. It runs on Android 11 with Moto Feature but it’s close to stock Android. Motorola has promised two years of Android OS updates and three years of security updates. This means Motorola Edge 20 will get updates up to Android 13.

We have seen the MediaTek Dimensity 800U in many smartphones. In short, there won’t be any kind of problem while playing games or using the device in day to day life.

Coming to 5G, the Moto Edge 20 Fusion has 13 5G bands which include n1, n3, n5, n7, n8, n20, n28, n38, n40, n41, 77, n78, n66. This means, there won’t be any kind of problem when 5G launches in India, the phone will be able to use the 5G network.

Overall, if you’re a gamer or casual user then there won’t be any kind of problem while playing games or even watching movies. The chipset will provide the best possible performance.

Also, the phone comes with a clean software experience, so no bloatware, no ads.