Sleek, stylish design ; Strong 144Hz display ; Snappy main camera

Some bloatware ; No HDR10 support

The Motorola Edge 50 Fusion is another excellent budget-focused phone, boasting a 144Hz display, 68W wired charging, and a sleek design with IP68 water resistance.

Colourful design with unique materials ; Huge battery with rapid charging ; Very capable main camera

Camera app could be more responsive ; Some annoying software bloatware

Motorola delivers excellent value with the Edge 50 Fusion. Vibrant design, a capable camera, and fast charging make for a package that makes you forget it’s a more affordable handset. There are still reminders that this isn’t a flagship, such as some...

Exquisite design, colors and materials.

No HDR support.

Ultimately, we would say that if the Moto Edge 50 Fusion speaks to you, particularly with its looks, it won't disappoint in any particular way, and you should go for one. If looks aren't your first priority, perhaps shop around a bit more.

Long battery life and fast charging ; Smooth and vibrant display ; Great value

Curved display an acquired taste

There's so much going for the Motorola Edge 50 Fusion. At less than $600, it's one of the best value phones in Australia.

Varied finishes to choose from ; Slim IP68-rated design ; Vibrant 144Hz display ; Charges up quickly

Underwhelming cameras ; Poor video recording ; No expandable storage

Motorola may have found a good match of style, durability, hardware and software, but it did not spend much time refining it. This is how we have what appears to be an unfinished product which is evidently visible upon launching the camera app or when...

Colourful designs and unique materials ; Huge battery and rapid charging ; Main camera has a very capable sensor

Camera app could be more responsive ; A fair bit of bloatware during initial setup

Good looks, great screen, fast charging and a keen price. The Motorola Edge 50 Fusion isn’t perfect, but you get a lot of phone for the money.

Design Display Performance Front & primary rear cameras Battery Life & Charging time Features

Ultra-wide angle shots have inconsistent colours Software is feature-rich but buggy Haptics are barely helpful, also detracting from the premium in-hand feel

We can confidently recommend the Motorola Edge 50 Fusion to those seeking a value-for-money handset. While it struggles with demanding games and its software requires some optimization, the Edge 50 Fusion excels in build quality, cameras, display,...

Stylish design and comfortable to hold ; 68 W fast charging ; Clean, bloatware-free UI ; Decent primary camera

Display is not the most colour accurate ; Not the best for power-users ; Display lacks HDR support