“The Motorola Edge Plus is the first phone Motorola's produced in years to compete with the leading flagship phones, and it's an impressive handset.”
Critical Assessment
What Critics Praise
- Stunning waterfall display
- Premium build quality
- Powerful Snapdragon 888 processor
- Impressive triple camera system
- 5G connectivity
- Beautiful Color-Shifting Design
Points of Contention
- Verizon‑only US availability
- Limited zoom capability
- Poor Cellular Reception
- No Water Resistance
- No telephoto lens
Professional Reviews
8 reviews from 7 criticsThe Motorola Edge+ (2022) offers a stunning display, powerful performance, and excellent audio, but falls short due to mediocre camera quality, weak cellular reception, and lack of water resistance.
“The Motorola Edge+ lays a great flagship foundation, but it could have gone further to expand its software features.”
“But while it might not be a head‑turning phone, the $999 Verizon‑exclusive Edge Plus succeeds where the Razr failed: it’s a great phone.”
“On paper, the Motorola Edge+ has all the specifications and capabilities of its competition, namely the Samsung Galaxy S22. But spend a moment with the phone, and it’s immediately apparent it could have used a little more time in the oven.”
60 Julian Chokkattu 2 reviews · avg Wired “It's fine, but it would make more sense if it cost $600, rather than $1,000.”
“It's fine, but it would make more sense if it cost $600, rather than $1,000.”
All 2 Julian Chokkattu reviews, aggregated above
“It's fine, but it would make more sense if it cost $600, rather than $1,000.”
“The Edge series is a solid return to flagships for Motorola. Both phones particularly excel with battery life and, taking them in alone, they offer a compelling experience.”
“The result is a good but pricey phone that can’t quite compete with the current class leader.”
