The Motorola Edge 60 Neo 5G targets the “flagship feel on a mid-range budget” slot compact 6.36″ pOLED, 120 Hz 1.5K panel, Dimensity 7400 5G silicon, a 50MP main camera with optical stabilization, and a 5,000 mAh battery with very fast 68W wired charging. Official European launch price sat near €399, while India-facing leaks point to a competitive ₹25,000 positioning; availability in India is expected shortly after the global launch.
Motorola Edge 60 Design & build:
The Edge 60 Neo is compact and lightweight (roughly 154×71×8 mm, 175 g), with a soft-touch vegan-leather rear option and Gorilla Glass 7i on the front. Motorola appears to have kept bezels tight and applied IP water/dust protection plus MIL-STD durability claims. Colour variants reported include Frostbite, Poinciana and Grisaille (and a “Latte” tone listed for India in some listings).
Motorola Edge 60 Neo Display: 6.36″ pOLED (marketed as ~6.4″) with a 1200×2672 (≈1.5K) resolution, 120 Hz refresh and HDR10+ support. Expect very high peak brightness (claimed class-leading numbers) and an in-panel optical fingerprint reader. The panel leans toward high sustained brightness and smooth UI responsiveness rather than extreme resolution.
Motorola Edge 60 Neo Performance, RAM & storage: the phone uses the MediaTek Dimensity 7400 5G (4nm, octa-core) — a solid mid-range chipset that balances efficiency and sustained performance. Typical SKUs are 8 GB RAM (LPDDR4x) with an option to emulate up to 12 GB via virtual RAM boost, and UFS storage options starting at 256 GB and going up to 512 GB in higher trims. There’s no microSD expansion on the confirmed/reported spec list.
Motorola Edge 60 Neo Camera system: Motorola ships a triple rear array led by a 50 MP primary sensor with optical image stabilization, backed by a 13 MP ultrawide that doubles as a macro, plus a 10 MP telephoto offering 3× optical zoom and additional OIS. The front camera is a 32 MP unit. Video tops out at 4K@30fps with Motorola’s computational camera features (on-device enhancements, stabilization, portrait bokeh tuning and other Moto AI-driven processing).
Motorola Edge 60 Neo Software & extras: ships with Android 15 (Motorola’s Hello UI/Moto AI layer) and includes on-device AI camera/OS features (photo enhancement, stabilization, generative/assistant touches). Connectivity covers sub-6 GHz 5G, dual SIM (Nano + eSIM), Wi-Fi 6, NFC, Bluetooth, GPS, USB-C and an in-display fingerprint sensor. Expected software polish: near-stock Android with a few Moto utilities rather than a heavy custom skin.
Price & availability (confirmed vs leaked): Motorola’s global launch pricing started around €399 in some markets; for India the credible leaks and industry chatter point to a launch price around ₹25,000 which would position the Edge 60 Neo as a value proposition for buyers seeking near-flagship features without a flagship tag. Official India launch timing was reported as shortly after the European release window.
