Some of my favorites are the gestures specifically, chopping the Edge Plus to turn on the flashlight and twisting it to open the camera app. The company adds its own flair to Android with a few additional - and very thoughtful - features you won’t find on a Pixel. From the bold Quick Settings buttons to the thoughtfully designed Settings app to the playful animations throughout, this is exactly the type of Android interface I love the most.īut Motorola doesn’t stop there. The interface looks very similar to what you’d find on a Google Pixel with Android 13. Then there’s Motorola’s excellent software. But they also aren’t so drastic that they cut into apps or cause major problems with the touchscreen. The curved edges are significant enough that they make the display look borderless, and swiping from the edge of the display is extra smooth and comfy. That’s important, because I think Motorola did a fantastic job with the curves on the Edge Plus. That may sound controversial when so many people constantly complain about curved displays on smartphones, but I actually quite enjoy them.
I’ve also come to terms with the fact that I like curved screens. I switched from the iPhone 14 Pro Max to the iPhone 14 Pro largely because I couldn’t take the cumbersome design of the Pro Max, but thanks to the Edge Plus, I can go back to a big-screen phone without carrying around a brick in my pocket. Hell, it even weighs less than the regular iPhone 14 Pro, despite having a much larger screen. Those two things typically don’t go hand-in-hand, but the Edge Plus is able to walk the line between both.ĭespite having a 6.7-inch OLED screen - the same size as the iPhone 14 Pro Max - the Motorola Edge Plus (2023) is 35 grams lighter. I hate big and bulky phones - but I also love having a large display for watching YouTube, playing Marvel Snap, and doing Duolingo lessons throughout the day. But what’s really struck me is how so much of the phone feels like it was made just for me. There are plenty of technical reasons why the Edge Plus (2023) is a one of the best Android phones of the year. The Edge Plus feels like it was made just for me Joe Maring/Digital Trends
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