Compare Motorola Edge + vs Samsung Galaxy S20 vs Xiaomi Mi 10 vs OnePlus 8 Pro

Motorola, after years of high-profile aggressiveness, has produced a proposal that will compete directly with the most powerful rivals in the market. It Motorola Edge + the signal, as its name implies, wants to be especially prominent at the narrowing of its screen, in this case.

Let's take a look at how this high end bet compares to rivals such as the Samsung Galaxy S20 +, Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro, OnePlus 8 Pro and others the top 2020 models, because Motorola is coming to all with this new model.

It looks to differentiate itself into its own divisions

While Samsung is trying to reduce its Green S family deduction, Motorola is betting on one of the strongest times we've seen in years. It has a 6.7-inch panel, almost identical to its other competitors. Here it is a bit smaller than the Huawei P40 Pro, which has a 6.58-inch screen. This Motorola does not win the settlement, not looking at 2K like both Samsung and OPPO do.

Like all of its competitors, it is committed to OLED technology as well the refresh rate is set to 90 Hz. It is under the S20, OPPO Get X and OnePlus 8 Pro, which charges up to 120 Hz with their panels. In short, the panel on the lift (paper) of some of the rivals at the highest level, though not the most appealing in terms of technical features.

Betting on Qualcomm is always a good idea

Motorola Edge + is the best Qualcomm processor to date, Snapdragon 865. This platform comes from the hand of 5G technology, so Edge + joins the list of compatible devices with this technology. This year all its competitors are also 5G, whether or not they have a Qualcomm processor. The exception here is the Samsung Galaxy S20 +, which has a limited 4G version, excluding Samsung's 5G modem.

At internal memory level, the Motorola Edge + comes with quite a load, especially with 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB of internal memory, thus becoming one of the winners of basic memory. With the exception of OPPO Get X2 Pro and S20 in its 5G version, all other models start with 8 GB of RAM, and a good portion of its competitors also start from 128 GB of internal memory.

Speaking of battery, the Motorola Edge + is a 5,000mAh battery. Thus, it becomes one of the models with the highest battery capacity, although it remains to be seen how it behaves at peak hours of use. It is closely followed by models such as the S20 +, Mi 10 or OnePlus 8 Pro, with a 4,500mAh battery. The fast charge is 18W, "slightly" among Android competitors. Competitors like Xiaomi or OPPO are rising to 65W loads, while Huawei is betting on 40W, OnePlus at 30W and Samsung at 25W.

Three cameras and a ToF order for the day

The Motorola Edge + bet is a massive 108 megapixels sensor. Major repairs are already evident in proposals such as Samsung Samsung S20 Ultra or Mi Note 10. This sensor comes with a 12-megapixel phone lens, 16-inch wide angle and 3D ToF. So does the configuration of the three main cameras, at the height of some of its rivals, who also bet on telephoto and Ultra wide angle. Surprisingly here is the case of OnePlus, the only bet for color filters (which doesn't help, in our test) or Huawei's case. The selfie is optimized with a single 25 MP camera, with no other type of infrared sensor.

How could it be otherwise, comes from Android 10, the same type of entry for its competitors. In conjunction with OnePlus 8 Pro, you are one of the few to offer a "pure" ROM. Xiaomi betting on MIUI, Huawei's EMUI, Samsung's UI one and OPPO's Color OS, heavy-duty customizations.

Motorola Edge + vs Samsung Galaxy S20 + vs Huawei P40 Pro vs OPPO Get X2 Pro vs Xiaomi Mi 10 vs OnePlus 8 Pro comparison chart