Hey, smartphone fans! Motorola just dropped its latest phone, the Motorola Edge 60 Fusion, in India on April 2, 2025, and it’s got people talking. It’s the new kid in the Edge series, and it’s got some cool upgrades compared to the older Edge 50 Fusion. But is it worth getting excited about? Let’s break it down super simple so you can figure out which smartphone is the one for you!
How They Look and What You See
Both smartphones look pretty similar—they’ve got that fancy vegan leather back that feels nice to hold. But the Edge 60 Fusion steps it up with new colors to pick from and tougher protection. It’s got IP68 and IP69 ratings, which means it’s extra safe from water and dust. The Edge 50 Fusion only has IP68, so the new one’s a bit stronger.
Now, the screen? The Edge 60 Fusion has a 6.67-inch curved pOLED display that’s super bright—up to 4500 nits!—and it’s got a sharp 1.5K picture with a 120Hz refresh rate (that’s how smooth it moves). The Edge 50 Fusion has a 6.7-inch pOLED screen too, but it’s got a faster 144Hz refresh rate and only goes up to 1600 nits. So, the Edge 60 Fusion wins for brightness and clarity, even if it’s a tiny bit less smooth.
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Power and Battery Life
Under the hood, the Edge 60 Fusion runs on a new MediaTek Dimensity 7400 chip. It’s fast and comes with up to 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. The Edge 50 Fusion uses an older Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 chip with 12GB RAM but can go up to 512GB of storage. The new chip might make the Edge 60 Fusion a little snappier for games and apps.
For battery, the Edge 60 Fusion packs a bigger 5500mAh one with 68W fast charging. The Edge 50 Fusion has a 5000mAh battery with the same charging speed. So, the new smartphone should last longer on a single charge—perfect if you’re always on it!
Snapping Pics
Camera-wise, both smartphones are pretty close. The Edge 60 Fusion has a 50MP main camera with a Sony LYTIA 700C sensor and a 13MP ultrawide lens. It’s got a bonus 3-in-1 light sensor too, which helps with brightness and colors. The Edge 50 Fusion has the same 50MP main and 13MP ultrawide setup but skips the extra sensor. For selfies, they both rock a 32MP front camera. So, pics should be awesome either way, but the Edge 60 might handle tricky lighting a bit better.
How Much They Cost
Here’s the deal: the Edge 60 Fusion starts at ₹22,999 for 8GB RAM and 256GB storage. The Edge 50 Fusion is also ₹22,999, but that gets you 8GB RAM and just 128GB storage. So, you’re getting more space for the same price with the new one—sweet, right?
Is It Worth It?
So, should you grab the Edge 60 Fusion? If you want a brighter screen, longer battery life, and a tougher smartphone, it’s a solid pick. The Edge 50 Fusion is still great, especially if you like that faster 144Hz screen and don’t need the extra storage. Both are awesome mid-range smartphones, but the Edge 60 Fusion feels like a step up without costing more. What do you think—time to upgrade?
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