- The Motorola Edge 70 Pro arrives in Spain with a 6.500 mAh silicon-carbon battery and 90W fast charging
- 6,78-inch Extreme AMOLED display, 144 Hz refresh rate and up to 5.200 nits peak brightness
- Four 50MP cameras, with Sony LYTIA 710 main sensor and 3,5x periscope telephoto lens
- Available in Spain from €599 with Collections by Motorola design and up to 12 GB of RAM
El The Motorola Edge 70 Pro is now available for purchase in Spain. And it arrives ready to carve out a niche in the mid-to-high and high-end ranges thanks to a very well-balanced set of specifications. The manufacturer, owned by Lenovo, has accompanied this launch with a whole wave of new phones, but this model steals the show with its combination of a slim design, large battery, and a very complete camera system.
With this phone, Motorola wants to shed its image as a brand that only focuses on "decent" phones and is venturing into a device that It combines a thickness of about 7,2 mm with a 6.500 mAh batteryThis is unusual in the market. Added to this is a very bright AMOLED screen, a powerful MediaTek processor, 50-megapixel cameras across all lenses, and a design approach that aims to set it apart from the rest.
Design Collections by Motorola and unusual finishes
The Motorola Edge 70 Pro is the first mobile phone to debut the philosophy Collections by MotorolaThis design line aims to transform the device into a stylish accessory rather than just a gadget. The brand maintains the classic curved edges and a highly stylized body, but adds textures and materials not commonly found in other manufacturers.
In Spain and other European markets, the phone is offered in four very different finishesChicory Coffee natural wood, a silk-inspired Zinfandel red, Titan blue that mimics wool, and Lily White with an acetate finish. All of these are part of the collaboration with Pantone, both in names and in tones, something that Motorola has been exploiting for several generations.
Despite this aesthetic focus, the device doesn't sacrifice durability. The chassis boasts a profile that starts from the 7,19 mm thick and weighing 190 gramsBut it still has IP68 and IP69 water and dust protection, plus MIL-STD-810H military certification to withstand shocks, sudden temperature changes or more serious splashes.
The product's sustainability has also been addressed. Motorola has reduced the carbon footprint of the Edge 70 ProIt uses recycled aluminum in the chassis and avoids plastic in the packaging, opting for soy-based inks on the boxes. This positions the model as a "lifestyle" option, but with a clear nod to environmental concerns.
6,78-inch AMOLED display with extreme brightness
The front is dominated by a 6,78-inch Extreme AMOLED display With a 1,5K resolution, a format that aims to be halfway between Full HD+ and QHD+ in terms of sharpness. The panel is curved at the sides, maintains slim bezels, and houses the front camera in a hole-punch cutout at the top center.
One of the most striking features is the brightness: Motorola announces up to 5.200 nits peakThis figure is well above the segment average. On paper, this translates to good visibility in direct sunlight, something that is often a major problem with many phones when used outdoors or on very bright days.
It doesn't fall short in terms of fluidity either. The screen supports a refresh rate up to 144 HzThis is significantly higher than the typical 120 Hz of other similarly priced models. This difference is especially noticeable when navigating menus, social media, or gaming, resulting in smoother animations and less stuttering.
The panel also includes a stand. HDR10+ and full DCI-P3 color space coverageAnd it's validated by Pantone, both for overall color and skin tones (PANTONE SkinTone). In practice, this should offer more accurate and less saturated colors than usual, especially for human skin, a sensitive point in photography and video.
Performance with MediaTek Dimensity 8500 Extreme and up to 1 TB
Inside, the Motorola Edge 70 Pro uses a MediaTek processor. Specifically, it features the Dimensity 8500 Extreme, 5G chip Manufactured using a 4-nanometer process, it is positioned in the high-end range of the Taiwanese manufacturer, second only to the Dimensity 9500 found in more expensive models.
This processor seeks a balance between power, efficiency, and temperature control. Motorola speaks of a performance improvement of approximately 25% compared to the previous generation and with better heat management thanks to a gel vapor chamber that, according to the brand, can reduce the internal temperature by up to 10 degrees in high load scenarios, such as gaming or prolonged video recording.
In Spain, the Edge 70 Pro comes in the following configurations: 8GB or 12GB LPDDR5X RAMThese are accompanied by UFS 4.1 storage. Globally, 256GB, 512GB, and even 1TB internal storage variants are planned, although in the Spanish market, the commercial options focus on 256GB and 512GB. There is no mention of a microSD card slot, so it's advisable to choose the correct capacity when purchasing.
The operating system is Android 16 out of the boxWith a user interface very close to the stock Google experience, something Motorola has maintained for years. On top of that, they've added their own settings, classic Motorola gestures, and the new Moto AI suite of artificial intelligence features.
Moto AI, Gemini and other assistants on the Edge 70 Pro
The Motorola Edge 70 Pro not only flexes its hardware muscles, it also integrates a range of AI tools under the Moto AI umbrellaThese are functions that act on the system and everyday apps with the aim of simplifying tasks or anticipating certain uses.
Among the possibilities are options for Improve photography with artificial intelligenceOrganizational features and notification summaries, as well as contextual "Next Move" suggestions that help complete actions without having to search through menus, are included. The idea is for the phone to learn habits and reduce steps in repetitive processes.
Motorola also wanted to boast about its openness to voice assistants. The device is compatible with Google Gemini It also integrates Perplexity's chatbot as an alternative to other, more well-known services. The brand highlights this versatility, allowing users to choose the assistant that best suits their work or information needs.
In terms of updates, the Edge 70 Pro is committed to receiving three major versions of Androidin addition to security patches for several years. This policy lags somewhat behind other rivals that already promise five years of full support in Europe, but it remains in line with the segment average.
6.500 mAh silicon-carbon battery and 90W fast charging
If there's one area where the Motorola Edge 70 Pro stands out, it's battery life. The device boasts a 6.500 mAh battery based on silicon-carbon technologyThis allows more energy to be concentrated in a small space without increasing the weight or thickness.
On paper, Motorola talks about Up to 78 hours of streaming music playback or about 29 hours of continuous video playback. In real-world use, these figures should translate to more than a day of heavy use without any issues, and two days for those with a more moderate usage pattern.
The charging capacity is not lacking. The Edge 70 Pro supports 90W TurboPower wired fast chargingIt also features wireless charging up to 15W and reverse charging (both wired and wireless) of 5W. The latter allows you to give a boost to accessories such as headphones or watches without needing to carry an additional charger.
What's striking about all this is that the phone retains a body below the 7,3 mm thick depending on the finishSomething that until recently was unthinkable in a device with such a large battery capacity. Motorola has spent years prioritizing design over battery life, but with models like the Edge 70 Pro or some recent Moto G phones, that trend seems to have clearly reversed.
Four 50-megapixel cameras and 3,5x periscope zoom
The camera module is another of the Motorola Edge 70 Pro's key features, reinforcing a Complete optics on your smartphoneThe brand has opted for a very striking approach on paper: All the main lenses integrate 50-megapixel sensors, including the front camera. This includes the main camera, the ultra-wide-angle lens, the periscope telephoto lens, and the selfie module.
The main sensor is a Sony LYTIA 710 with f/1.8 aperture and optical stabilization (OIS)This is a new generation sensor that, combined with image processing and AI functions, should perform well in low-light scenes, an area where many mid-to-high-end models tend to fall short.
The ultra-wide angle offers 122-degree field of view and f/2.0 apertureand can also function as a macro camera, thus eliminating the need for the typical low-resolution secondary sensor. The third rear sensor is a 50MP periscope telephoto lens with 3,5x optical zoom and optical image stabilization. Motorola also includes its own processing technology called Super Zoom Pro, capable of up to 50x digital zoom.
On the front there is a 50 MP camera with f/1.9 aperture and autofocusDesigned for both selfies and video, the system allows recording in 4K HDR10+ at up to 60 frames per second and offers slow-motion modes at 240 fps in Full HD resolution, using professional video codecsOn paper, it's a very complete system for its price range.
In terms of sound, the phone features Dual stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos and Hi-Res Audio compatibility, accompanied by two microphones to improve voice capture and reduce ambient noise in recordings and video calls.
Price and availability of the Motorola Edge 70 Pro in Spain
Motorola has officially launched the Edge 70 Pro in the global market, including Spain and the rest of Europe. The device arrives in two main memory configurations For our country, both are available in all Collections by Motorola finishes.
- Motorola Edge 70 Pro 8GB RAM + 256GB storage: 599 euros.
- Motorola Edge 70 Pro 12GB RAM + 512GB storage: 799 euros.
The prices are the same as those the brand has announced for other relevant European countries, which puts the Edge 70 Pro in a similar position. in the 600-800 euro range, a territory where it competes with models from companies like Samsung, Xiaomi, Vivo or even with some devices with more powerful processors but more modest batteries.
The device can be purchased at the Motorola's official website and authorized retailersThis includes operators, large retailers, and specialty stores. The company is thus reinforcing its presence in Spain with a product that, while not the most aggressive in terms of pure specifications compared to some rivals, offers a rather unusual combination: a very slim design, a huge battery, four 50MP cameras, and a heavy load of artificial intelligence features on top of Android 16.
With this launch, Motorola expands its 2026 catalog in Spain, where it has already updated a good part of its Razr and Moto G ranges, and positions the The Edge 70 Pro is one of their most well-rounded and versatile models. For those looking for a well-balanced high-end mobile phone, with a special emphasis on battery life, design and photography without the price tag as high as other flagship models.
