Motorola Edge 70 Fusion is a solid midrange phone. The screen’s pretty high-end, and the design is very slim at only 7.2mm for the global 5200mAh version. There’s another edition around with a 7000mAh battery, but it’s 8mm thick. Anyway, the version in Pakistan has a Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 chip inside. That’s a 2.5GHz CPU, and the GPU onboard is Adreno 810. There’s a 50MP main camera on the back. And the ultrawide shooter is a 13MP unit. There’s a punch-hole on the screen for the 32MP selfie camera. All cameras record 4K 30FPS videos. Moto Edge 70 Fusion is built around a 1.5K resolution 6.78” AMOLED. The pixels are pushed at a 144Hz refresh rate. 5200nits is the peak brightness. And it runs HDR10+ content. They’ve even put a layer of CGG 7i to keep it from scuffs and scratches. Moto Edge 70 Fusion’s frame is watertight with an official IP68 and IP69 rating. And there’s an official drop-safety rating on the handset. A drop from 1.2m height won’t send your phone to a repair shop. This is a plastic build, however, so it’s still advised to put a case on it for extra safety. Android 16 is the default OS on the Edge 70 Fusion. It will probably receive three OS updates. It’s going to sell for around the same price as the Samsung Galaxy A37. Both phones have their own unique perks, so you might want to weigh the Pros and Cons.