Best Motorola phones in 2024

Motorola may not be as popular as Samsung, but it holds its ground in the Android smartphone universe. A well-known brand that's been manufacturing phones for ages, it has a long history of meeting user demand with its products.

Everyone knows how versatile Motorola is, and those who don't can get an idea simply by looking at their portfolio. Indeed, it makes anything from clamshell foldable phones to super budget-friendly 5G-ready handsets and everything in between.

So, when in need of a new Android phone, it pays to check out what Motorola has to offer, as it most likely has something you'd like. But, since it has such an immense portfolio, some users may get lost when picking the best Motorola phone for them.

Don't worry; that's why we're here to help. In the following lines, we touch upon our expertise to sift out the not-so-good options from the great ones. Hopefully, that will help you make an informed decision and choose the one that suits you best. Are you ready? These are the best Motorola phones in 2024!

This clamshell foldable phone by Motorola folds in half to easily fit into your pocket. Unlike its main competitors on the market, it closes neatly with almost no visible hinge, and it also has the largest cover screen on a foldable phone – 3.6-inch OLED display with a snappy 165Hz refresh rate. Motorola didn't leave things to chance when designing this smartphone, too. It looks incredibly stylish and elegant, and it's also available in several colors.

At the price of $999.99, this smartphone obviously isn't all about the looks. It's designed to provide fast and snappy performance, and that's exactly what it delivers, thanks to the integrated Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC. The camera of this Moto device won't miss out on details, giving you vivid and beautiful photos. As for the battery and charging, the Razr Plus (2023), also known internationally as Razr 40 Ultra, sports a 3,800mAh battery which can be fast charged at 30W charging speeds. 

This is the vanilla version of the Motorola 40 Ultra and is known also as Motorola Razr (2023). Unlike other smartphones in the flip category, this one sports a much lighter price tag. Although it may be somewhat cheaper, it doesn't lag or stumble, quite the contrary. Motorola added the Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 chipset on deck, which may not be the latest and most powerful SoC we've seen, but it's still good enough to handle various tasks with ease. 

In a world where glass, aluminum, and plastics are typical smartphone covers, this one comes with vegan leather on the back, which fills up the space under the cover screen and "dresses" the whole bottom half of the phone. Some people may not appreciate it, but it's certainly original nonetheless. The phone has two main cameras in its camera strip and has a 4,200mAh battery that's decidedly impressive. Currently, this smartphone isn't available in the USA.

Read more: Motorola Razr (2023) review

This year's Motorola Edge Plus (2023) is an incredible flagship. It looks stylish and elegant but also packs some serious power. At $799.99, the Moto smartphone provides lighting performance facilitated by the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 2. You also have a 6.7-inch pOLED display with a blazing-fast 165Hz refresh rate. Anything you do feels buttery-smooth and snappy on this phone. There's also a great camera setup with a 50MP primary camera. It captures detailed images in bright and vivid colors day and night.

The device supports charging speeds of 68W and wireless charging, so you can be sure it'll stay with you longer. Incredibly, you even get a TurboPower charger in the box, a luxury few other flagship phones have nowadays. Don't forget that the device goes by a different name in Europe – Motorola Edge 40 Pro.

Motorola is getting better now at competing on the flagship market with its most recent flagship phone, the Motorola Edge Plus (2022). At the price of $999 (matching other flagship phones), this Moto comes with blazing-fast performance thanks to the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 processor and a very capable and beautiful 6.7-inch 144Hz P-OLED screen. Keep in mind that it is marketed with the Edge 30 Pro name in Europe, and in the USA, it is called the Motorola Edge Plus (2022).

The phone is also sporting a camera system with a brand new 50MP main sensor. The photo quality is good both during the day and night, and the front camera is among the best in the market. Battery life is also very decent, and the phone is capable of charging with speeds of up to 65W.

Finally, Motorola has given us a fully-realized flagship phone that can rival even the Galaxy S22 Ultra and the iPhone 14 Pro Max. With the Edge 30 Ultra you get the latest and greatest from Snapdragon, an 8+ Gen 1 chip, coupled with 8GB or 12GB of RAM. This combined with its large 144Hz refresh rate OLED screen makes the phone blazing-fast in every scenario. This phone is also easily one of the most beautiful released this year.

But the most impressive thing about the Motorola Edge 30 Ultra is its camera system. This phone rocks a massive 200MP main sensor capable of producing professional-looking photos both during day and night. The 50MP ultra-wide shooter is also very good, and the 12MP 2x optical zoom telephoto sensor completes one of the best camera systems you can get in a smartphone in 2022. 

Charging on the Edge 30 Ultra is incredible as well. This phone can charge its 4,600mAh battery from 0 to 100% in less than 30 minutes. This is thanks to its amazing 125W fast wired charging and the best thing is this charger comes in the box. Wireless charging is very impressive too, as it is 50W. You might be wondering what's the catch? Well, there is one. This device is available only in Europe and Asia, which means the USA is stuck with the less-polished Edge Plus (2022). What a shame.

This is yet another amazing Motorola phone. The Edge 30 Fusion rocks a very good 50MP triple camera system and a beautiful 6.55-inch OLED screen with curved edges and a 144Hz refresh rate. The best thing about this phone is its processor, which is the still very capable Snapdragon 888+ and was the best Qualcomm processor to come out last year. 

The Motorola Edge 30 Fusion, just like the Edge 30 Ultra, is also very easy on the eyes. Its 4,400mAh battery will easily get you trough the day, and when you finally need to charge this phone, you can count on its very fast 68W wired charging capabilities. The Edge 30 Fusion also comes in four very nice-looking color options, which is two more than even the Ultra model. 

The Moto G Stylus 5G of this year comes with, you guessed it, a Stylus. That makes it one of the best 5G-ready phones with a stylus and an affordable price. Motorola opted for a smaller size compared to last year's model, so you get a 6.6-inch display, 0.2 inches less than what you have on last year's stylus-wielding device. Even though this iteration of the Moto G Stylus series is slightly smaller, Motorola managed to squeeze in the same 5,000mAh battery and even upgraded its charging speeds to 20W. 

We see some changes in the camera department as well. Unlike last year's model, which features an extra depth sensor, the 2023 model has an ultrawide snapper. Aside from that, you get a 50MP main sensor, just like last year's stylus-wielding Motorola phone. The Moto G Stylus 5G runs on a newer Android version than its predecessor, too. 

The newly-released Moto G Power 5G (2024) debuted just a few weeks ago, replacing the 2023-released model. Like before, this mid-range device stands out with long-lasting battery life. You can get this bad boy to last over a day with regular use and over eight hours when you don't get it off your hands too much.

While the battery remains capped at 5,000mAh on this year's model, Motorola topped the charging speeds at 30W. The charger comes in the box. Plus, you get 15W wireless charging, something few devices in this category offer. For context, last year's model doesn't support wireless charging.

Other improvements on the Moto G Power 5G (2024) include a larger screen – 6.7 inches compared to 6.5 inches. However, the display technology remains IPS LCD, with 120Hz refresh rates. Under the hood, Motorola integrated a 6nm MediaTek Dimensity 7020 chipset and added more RAM – 8GB vs 6GB.

The newest G Power model also features a dual camera setup instead of a triple one. Motorola replaced the 2MP macro shooter and the 2MP depth sensor on the back with an 8MP ultra-wide camera. Again, the phone has a 50MP primary sensor. Unlike the primary shooter on the last model, however, this one has OIS. Additionally, the Moto G Power 5G of this year supports NFC.