On first look, the Edge 50 Ultra 5G doesn’t just say “premium”—it feels premium. With a 6.7″ (roughly 170 mm) pOLED display with Super HD resolution (1220p) and a refresh rate of up to 144 Hz, everything from scrolling your social feed to gaming feels smooth and vivid. The phone also comes in refined finishes like “Forest Grey Vegan Leather” or even “Nordic Wood” depending on the region—so yes, it looks good.
Weight and thickness are well handled, so you don’t feel it’s overly bulky, even though it houses top-tier hardware.
Storage, performance & battery – because you want everything
One of the big draws is the 512 GB of internal storage in many variants—huge for someone who shoots lots of video, captures lots of photos, and stores apps/games. Pair that with high-end memory and strong internals: the phone is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 chipset (4 nm process), which gives you flagship-grade performance—even if “to be fair” the “s” suffix means it’s a slightly different flavour from the very top-top.
Battery-wise, you get a 4,500 mAh (approx) cell in there, which is solid given the slim form factor.
But where this phone really delivers is charging: 125 W wired TurboPower™ charging is supported. That means you’ll get a very fast top-up when you need it.
Also, there’s wireless and reverse wireless charging in some models (depending on region) if you want a truly “cord-flexible” experience.
In short: this isn’t just about raw numbers; it’s about “feel” in daily use. And it feels fast.
Camera system – a real highlight
Okay, this is where many of you (including you!) will pay extra attention. The Edge 50 Ultra 5G boasts a very capable camera system. While the claim in your headline (“200 MP OIS”) might need a slight caveat (some spec-sheets list 50 MP as the main sensor), let’s cover what’s true and what you should know.
On the official motorola website and spec pages, the phone lists:
- Main camera: 50 MP, f/1.6, 1/1.3″ sensor, with OIS (optical image stabilization) and laser/phase detection autofocus.
- Ultraprime ultra-wide: 50 MP (in some specs) or 64 MP telephoto + 50 MP ultra-wide depending on region.
- Telephoto: 64 MP with 3× optical zoom in certain versions.
- Selfie / front camera: Often 50 MP as well, giving strong results for video or selfies.
Put plainly: you get an ultra-versatile camera setup. Low-light? Check (thanks to OIS and larger main sensor). Ultra-wide? Yes. Telephoto? Yes. And good resolution across the board.
If you love photography or just capturing moments—honestly, this is one of those phones where you won’t feel limited.
On the flip side: the rumored “200 MP” number might be a mis-communication or a regional variant yet to fully launch; just make sure you check the exact model/resolution in your market.
Everyday usability & extras
- Software: It runs Android 14 out of the box, with motorola’s custom tweaks (Hello UI) and features like Edge Lights, low-blue light eye protection, etc.
- Display: Apart from refresh rate and resolution, the screen is very good for content viewing—streaming movies, gaming, browsing social media—all feel smooth.
- Build/finish & extras: You get premium materials, and features like an in-screen fingerprint reader, face unlock, etc.
- Storage expansion: Note that many models do not include a micro-SD slot (i.e., non-expandable). So the 512 GB/1 TB variant is your buffer.
- Value: Given all of the above, this smartphone enters into “flagship territory” and expects you to treat it as a premium device.
Is it the right phone for you?
Let’s get real: if you’re someone who cares about camera versatility, high performance, and future-proof storage, yes—the Edge 50 Ultra 5G is a very compelling pick.
On the other hand: if you are extremely battery-obsessed (say you need 6,000 mAh+), or you insist on the absolute top-top chipset (without any “s” suffix), you might consider checking alternatives. Also, ensure you verify the exact model/spec variant in India (storage/RAM/camera) and check local pricing and availability.
Quick spec summary table
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Display | 6.7″ pOLED, ~1220p (2712×1220), 144 Hz refresh |
| Storage | 512 GB (some models up to 1 TB) UFS 4.0 USB-type |
| Chipset | Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 (4 nm) |
| RAM | 12 GB / 16 GB LPDDR5X depending on variant |
| Rear Cameras | Main ~50 MP (OIS) + Ultra-wide ~50 MP + Telephoto ~64 MP 3× zoom |
| Front Camera | ~50 MP (varies by region) |
| Battery | ~4,500 mAh + 125 W wired charging (plus wireless variant) |
| Software | Android 14 |
| Extras | Premium build, in-screen fingerprint, fast charging |
So there you have it—if I were to sum up in a sentence: the Motorola Edge 50 Ultra 5G is a serious flagship contender that delivers big in camera, storage, charging and daily performance. And yes—I liked that it didn’t feel like “just another phone”.
If you’re reading this and thinking “okay, this could be my next phone”—go ahead, but spend a little time verifying the exact variant and local availability in India (Lucknow/Uttar Pradesh region) so you don’t slip into import/odd-spec pitfalls.
If you’d like, I can check current local pricing in India (and check whether the 200 MP camera claim applies in the Indian version) and perhaps compare it with a few rivals. Do you want that?
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. Does the phone support wireless charging?
Yes—some variants of the Edge 50 Ultra support fast wireless charging (example: 50 W wireless) and reverse wireless charging.
2. Is the storage expandable via micro-SD card?
No—it appears the storage is non-expandable in most variants, so buying the larger storage model (512 GB or more) from the get-go is wise.
3. Will it get Android updates for the future?
Yes—since it runs Android 14 and is a flagship model, you can expect a good number of years of updates. (The manufacturer has listed it among devices eligible for Android 15 in some markets.)
4. How good is the camera in low-light / zoom conditions?
Very solid—the main camera includes OIS and has a large sensor (1/1.3″ in some specs) which helps in low light. The telephoto lens gives you up to 3× optical zoom in certain models. Still, like any phone, results will vary and professional “DSLR” grade isn’t quite the same—but for everyday and premium mobile photography, yes, it’s very capable.
5. Is 125 W fast charging safe and reliable?
In short, yes—it’s supported by motorola’s TurboPower™ system. Of course, with any high-rate charging you want good cable/accessory quality and to avoid very frequent full discharges. But overall, you’ll appreciate how quickly the phone tops up when you’re in a rush.