Motorola is getting ready to expand the Edge 70 lineup with the Pro and Pro+ models. Detailed renders of the Edge 70 Pro+ have now surfaced, courtesy of Evan Blass. While the overall design doesn’t change much, a few details stand out on closer look.
At first glance, it’s familiar territory. Curved edges on the display, a square-ish camera module, and the same general shape Motorola has been sticking with. Nothing surprising there. What does stand out is the finish.
The Edge 70 Pro+ is tipped to come in five colors, white, turquoise, dark blue, red, and brown, and they’re not just different shades. Each version seems to have a different material or texture. The blue and turquoise options look like they use a fabric back, while the white one has a marble-style finish. The brown variant, interestingly, leans into a wood-like texture.
On the camera side, the renders reveal a couple of key details. There’s an ultra-wide lens with a 12 mm equivalent focal length, along with a telephoto lens at 81 mm, which works out to roughly 3.5x optical zoom.
Specs for the Pro+ aren’t fully out yet, but the Edge 70 Pro gives a rough idea of what to expect. That model is said to use a Dimensity 8500 Extreme chip, paired with a 6.8-inch 144 Hz AMOLED display. As for imaging, it’s expected to include a “3-in-1 light sensor”, along with a 50MP Sony LYT710 primary camera and a 50MP ultra-wide.
Motorola is also sticking with its usual software promise: three Android updates and five years of security patches. Decent, though still a step behind some of the competition.
While the Pro model is set to launch in India on April 22, 2026, there’s still no word on the Pro+. However, with official-looking renders already out there, it probably won’t stay quiet for long.
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