The Moto Edge 70 Pro+ will feature the camera configuration that Motorola previously overlooked.

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      Motorola seems to be preparing to introduce a more advanced version of its Edge 70 series in India. A new device named the Edge 70 Pro+ has been listed as “coming soon” on Flipkart, and the teaser indicates a significant camera enhancement compared to the recently launched Edge 70 Pro model in the country.

      What camera features has Motorola confirmed?

      As per the promotional page, the device will include a 50MP main camera along with a 50MP telephoto lens. The primary camera utilizes a Sony Lytia 710 sensor equipped with optical image stabilization.

      An exciting addition is the 50MP periscope telephoto camera with 3.5x magnification, offering portrait modes at 24mm, 35mm, 50mm, and 85mm. Motorola is also boasting up to 50x AI-powered zoom capability.

      This could represent a significant upgrade for consumers disappointed by the standard Edge 70 Pro released in India, as that version completely omitted the telephoto camera.

      Is this merely the global Edge 70 Pro under a new name?

      The camera configuration closely aligns with that of the global Motorola Edge 70 Pro, which launched in Europe last month. Two of the advertised color options, Pantone Zinfandel and Pantone Chicory Coffee, are also the same as those offered in the global version, strongly implying that the Edge 70 Pro+ may simply be a rebranded version of the international Edge 70 Pro for the Indian market.

      This practice is not uncommon for Motorola. The company has a history of introducing global models in India under slightly different names, and the standard Edge 70 Pro has already been released in a trimmed-down version lacking the telephoto camera.

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      There might still be one India-specific touch. Pantone Stormy Sea seems to be a new color variant for this market, which Motorola describes as “a soothing green-grey tone that channels calm amid chaos.”

      Motorola has yet to confirm the remaining specifications. However, if the Edge 70 Pro+ is based on the global Edge 70 Pro, it might feature a 6.8-inch 144Hz AMOLED display, 90W wired fast charging, wireless charging, and more RAM than the Indian Edge 70 Pro. The official launch date remains unknown, so these details should be considered likely rather than confirmed.

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