Leaked renders shed some light on the design of the potential Motorola Edge 40 Pro. The next spearhead of the Chinese manufacturer is revealed there in the guise of a particularly elegant device, articulated around a large punched OLED panel.
Motorola continues to chart its course in the shadow of other Chinese market leaders and Samsung. The brand should soon announce a new high-end smartphone.
While the name of the device is yet to be confirmed, it could be dubbed Motorola Edge 40 Pro or, as other sources suggest, Motorola Moto X40. It would then be a carbon copy of a product launched a few months ago in Asia. Let’s add that as a general rule, Europe inherits the Edge nomination while the rest of the world counts on X followed by a number.
Official visuals
Anyway, it is him that we discover this week through two official visuals shared by Evan Blassoften well informed.
The device is therefore revealed in a matte black chassis, with curved edges and a large punched screen with particularly reduced borders. On its back, a square island grouping together three sensors and a flash, but also the brand logo, centered. On the left side, we can see the volume and power / lock buttons. Classic, yet elegant.
Towards a beautiful concentrate of power?
On the technical sheet side, we are still waiting for the moment. However, if the device takes up the name and specifications of the Moto X40, we should find a particularly muscular configuration there. Launched in China at the end of last year, the Moto X40 can indeed count on a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, coupled with 8 or 12 GB of RAM and 128 to 512 GB of internal storage. On the screen side, it also relies on a large 6.7-inch AMOLED panel, which seems to correspond to the renderings shared by Evan Blass.
On the photo component, there would be a main sensor of 50 Mpx, an ultra wide-angle sensor of 50 Mpx and a zoom of 12 Mpx. The set would finally be powered by a 4600 mAh battery, compatible with 120 W fast (wired) charging technology. of his Moto X40 or if he will choose to venture on something different by adopting the nickname of Motorola Edge 40 Pro. The official response should not take too long.
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