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Smartphone Motorola edge 60 pro 6.67" 512 GB Purple
The Motorola edge 60 pro combines a 6.67" Super HD (2712 x 1220) display, a MediaTek Dimensity 8350 processor and 12 GB LPDDR5X RAM with 512 GB internal storage in a slim purple chassis. The phone features a triple 50 MP rear camera system and a 50 MP front camera, Dual SIM support, IP68 water protection and Android 15. With long battery life from a 6000 mAh battery and a lightweight 186 g body, it is designed for users who need strong performance, advanced imaging and reliable daily use.
The device offers a high-resolution 6.67" Super HD display with Dolby Atmos audio, fast AI-enhanced performance from the MediaTek Dimensity platform, and extensive on-device storage of 512 GB. Imaging capabilities include a 50 MP main rear camera and a 50 MP front camera for detailed photos and videos. Durable construction includes IP68 water resistance and military-grade certified design for improved reliability, while a 6000 mAh battery provides extended runtime.
Power on the phone using the side button and follow the on-screen setup to add your Google account and configure Dual SIM settings. Use the camera app to take photos and videos; choose AI modes for enhanced automatic adjustments. Adjust display and sound settings in the system menu to optimize viewing and listening with Dolby Atmos. Manage storage and apps from settings, and enable battery saver modes when needed to extend runtime.
Charge the device with the manufacturer-recommended charger and keep the IP68 seals free of sand and debris to maintain water resistance. Back up important data regularly and install system updates to benefit from security patches and AI improvements.
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