Motorola is reportedly preparing to join the race for ultra-thin smartphones with its upcoming Moto Edge 70. Following the launch of Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Edge and Apple’s iPhone Air, the Lenovo-owned brand is expected to focus on a slimmer, lighter design for its next mid-range device.
An image of the Moto Edge 70 has surfaced online, showing an angled view highlighting its ultra-thin profile. The tagline “Impossibly thin and incredibly tough” reinforces Motorola’s focus on a sleek design. While the new model resembles the Edge 60, the main change appears to be its thinner body.
The Moto Edge 70 retains several familiar features from the Edge series, including a textured back, Moto’s AI Key, and curved side panels. The camera module also looks similar, with slightly raised lenses, suggesting that the slimmer frame comes from making other components thinner. The Edge 60 was 7.9mm thick, giving Motorola space to reduce the thickness in the new model.
Motorola’s collaboration with Pantone continues, keeping the brand’s signature color alive. Despite its slim design, the Edge 70 is expected to remain a mid-range device, rather than a flagship, and may not feature the highest-end specifications.
This launch continues Motorola’s legacy of producing thin smartphones, dating back almost a decade to the Moto Z, which was one of the slimmest phones of its time. The Edge 70 is poised to bring that legacy into a modern, sleek design for today’s market.
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