Motorola edge 70 Pro+ Unboxing & Test📌 The All-Rounder Phone?

Product reviewed

Motorola Edge 70 Pro+ (H70 Pro+) — described as the top variant of the Edge/H70 Pro series and possibly the final model in that lineup, with extensive unboxing and performance/camera testing.

Key features mentioned

Build & durability

• Thin and light feel; 190g weight
• Polycarbonate frame
• Luxury craft finish on the back
• Military-grade certification
• IP68 and IP69 water/dust resistance; reviewer claims it was tested in water and works fine

Colors

• 3 colors, stated as Pantone-validated

Display

• 6.88-inch Extreme 144Hz AMOLED
• 1.5K resolution
• Quad-curved display with thin bezels; 96.8% screen-to-body
• Gorilla Glass 7i protection
• Outdoor/indoor brightness testing:
  • Peak brightness stated as 5286 (units not specified)
• Visual impression:
  • Vibrant colors (slightly “boosted”), solid clarity
• Reviewer preference/criticism:
  • Would prefer a flat screen over quad-curved; asks viewers what they prefer

Ports / physical controls

• Power button (right), volume (side), AI key (left)
• Top: noise cancellation
• Bottom: dual SIM, no memory card support, Type-C, microphone

Audio

• Stereo speakers, described as loud
• Haptic feedback: “strong vibration,” similar to H70 Pro

Charger & packaging

• 90W wired charger included
• Type-C cable included
• Eco-friendly packaging mentioned (also notes: “lack of fragrance” vs older Moto fragrance)

Camera system

Hardware

• Rear triple camera
• Main hardware highlights (as stated):
  • Sony LYT-710 OS main sensor (reviewer text; naming as given)
  • 50MP ultra-wide
  • 50MP 3.5x telephoto lens
  • 50MP selfie camera

Software / photo modes

• Multiple photo zoom modes: 2X, 3.5X, 7X
• Portrait mode focal lengths: 24mm, 35mm, 50mm, 85mm
• HDR, close-up, low-light improvements
• AI features: “Magic eraser/editor,” unblur, photo enhancement / stabilization, etc.

Improvements vs H70 Pro

• Reviewer claims H70 Pro lacked a telephoto lens
• Pro+ adds telephoto, addressing a key missing feature

Image results described

• Colors look natural (red/yellow/green/pink accurate)
• Portraits:
  • Accurate edge detection
  • Natural blur/depth, cinematic look
• Some color shift on telephoto, but detail improves on zoom
• Low light: “noticeable improvement”
• Selfies:
  • Good quality
  • Skin tone is slightly soft (social-media ready)

Video

• 4K 60fps on front and rear (as stated)
• 4K with all lenses
• Good stabilization
• Frame match, Pro mode, Peacock mode
• Horizon Lock for rotating phone video (360°)
• Instagram HDR support

Performance / gaming

Chipset

• MediaTek Dimensity 8500 (described as “same as S70 Pro”)

Gaming behavior

• Described as smooth with:
  • Ultra/Extreme settings
  • HDR support
  • Native 120 FPS (tested in BGMI)
  • No lag / no frame drops noticed
• Thermal note:
  • Some warming during 120 FPS gameplay
  • Cooling: 4600 mm² vapor chamber cooling (as written)

Benchmarks / test results (numbers given)

• AnTuTu/N2 test: 2.2 million+
• Geekbench CPU: 12,514 (CPU/GPU figures included as stated)
• Geekbench single/multi: 1700 / 6700
• Wildlife Extreme Stress Test: 44.8 (stability)
• CPU throttle test:
  • Graph “green”
  • 72% score (stated as decent)
• BGMI test (as written):
  • Max FPS: 120
  • Average: 116.2
  • Temperature: 39.9°

Memory & storage

• 12GB RAM
• 256GB UFS 4.1 storage
• RAM type: LPDDR 5X
• Performance: described as smooth for multitasking/app switching

Battery & charging

• 6500mAh silicon carbon battery
• 90W wired fast charging
• 15W wireless charging (called out as new vs H70 Pro)

Software / updates

• Halo UI based on Android 16
• Updates:
  • 3 years of OS updates
  • 5 years of security updates
• Some bloatware/games mentioned (example: “Block Blast Game”; plus an extra games section)

Connectivity

• 5G: 17 bands
• Wi‑Fi 6E
• Bluetooth 5.4
• NFC

Pros (as emphasized in the video)

• Premium feel: thin/light at 190g, premium build and finish
• Excellent display: 144Hz AMOLED, very bright (peak 5286 stated), vibrant colors
• Strong camera experience, especially portraits
• Major camera upgrade over H70 Pro due to added telephoto lens
• Smooth performance and gaming: stable, up to 120 FPS with no lag/frame drops observed
• Big battery + fast charging, plus wireless charging (15W)
• Stereo speakers are loud
• Water resistance: IP68/IP69 (and reviewer claims water testing passed)
• AI camera tools (enhancement, magic editor/eraser, unblur, etc.)

Cons / drawbacks mentioned

• Display preference issue:
  • Reviewer personally prefers flat screens; quad-curved may not suit everyone
• Some telephoto color shift noted when zooming
• Selfie skin tone slightly soft (social-media style, but could be seen as less natural)
• Device warms up during 120 FPS gaming
• No memory card support
• Packaging note: “lack of fragrance” (minor)

Comparisons made

Motorola H70 Pro vs H70 Pro+

• Pro+ is positioned as the better option if you want telephoto (reviewer says Pro didn’t have it)
• If you don’t need telephoto, reviewer suggests H70 Pro is better value

Value recommendation logic

• Photography lovers / portrait shooters: Pro+ better satisfies expectations
• Practical/value buyers without telephoto needs: H70 Pro may be more economical

Pricing mentioned

• “Under ₹45,000 after applying the above offer”
• Reviewer states it is a bit higher than H70 Pro, expected because it’s the Plus variant

Overall user experience verdict (from the reviewer)

• Conclusion: “proper flagship experience in every expectation” and feels like an all-rounder
• Highlights:
  • Display brightness/quality
  • Premium design
  • Solid camera performance (especially portraits)
  • Stable performance/multitasking
  • Reliable battery life

Concise verdict / recommendation

Recommended if you want a premium all-rounder with a 144Hz 1.5K AMOLED, strong camera (especially portraits + telephoto), and smooth 120FPS gaming with fast charging.

Choose H70 Pro instead if you don’t care about telephoto and want better value.

Speakers/views

• Only one main speaker/reviewer is present in the subtitles.
• Additional “public comment” was requested (“ask the public in comments”), but no other speaker opinions are quoted separately.