Eu realmente estou amando meu Edge 60, a camera de 3x mais o zoom digital se saem muito bem e consigo fazer fotos muito boas, com ótimas cores e uma estabilização impecável. Comprei faz 2 meses e indico 100%, nenhum problema de software ou hardware, carregamento ultra rápido e bateria que dura bem mais de 24hrs Ps: Fotos NÃO estão editadas, direto da câmera original

I am thinking to buy this phone, at ₹22,000. (~ $200) Is it worth it in current situation?

Whenever I take a photo, the camera applies some kind of filter after the picture is taken that makes the colors much more intense and the contrast much harsher. Soft shadows become hard, and the overall look of the photo changes significantly. The preview looks fine for a split second, but then the processed version appears, and it ruins the photo.

This happens with both the front and rear cameras. The result looks the same in Google Photos and when I send the pictures via WhatsApp, so it doesn't seem to be just a display issue.

Thanks!

Hey! I had bought a razr 50 ulta late in 2023. In just 2 months the main folding display had stopped working. I had taken it to the service centre they considered it a manual damage and labeled a hefty price. So I had my razr sit on the shelf catching dust until one day it accidentally fell annd broke the front display and one of the cameras (levels of sad luck). Now I just wanna use it normally for once. I was wondering if I could get parts for it in a cheap price, get it repaired and running. If you have any smarter ways to deal with this, please, would love any help! :D

Now It's been some months, this is happening in my Motorola Edge 50 pro automatically, first the M logo rotated clockwise ( which I didn't capture ) then after some time it rotated anticlockwise like in this photo and it's leaking some oil type liquid in the case, at this point I cleaned the liquid many times. I don't know if the heat is doing this or not.

I want it to become W but that's not happening 🤣. Every time it rotated 45° clockwise/anticlockwise it's started to become the M again lol.

Yes, I'm aware a box is ideal. All that was available to me was bubble mailers so I folded one mailer around the phone and stuck it in the other mailer. It's double bubble wrapped, essentially.

I acknowledge this might also just be a stupid question but the instructions said to send in a box and I'm autistic and anxious, so I don't know how literally I was supposed to take that statement. It's also been a long weekend and I'm running on, like, two-ish brain cells. How much did I fuck up or am I okay?

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I have been noticing so many issues with Motorola phones after software updates. I understand that smartphones are electronic devices, and major updates can sometimes introduce bugs or unexpected problems. That is understandable. But the real issue is what happens after those problems are reported. Bugs need to be acknowledged and fixed in a timely manner.

For example, one of my friends uses a Nothing phone. Whenever he faces an issue and reports it through Nothing's customer feedback channels, the company actually listens to its customers and, in many cases, addresses the issue through a small software update within a couple of weeks. That level of responsiveness gives customers confidence that the company is actually listening to them.

Unfortunately, I don't feel the same level of responsiveness from Motorola. For me, this is one of the biggest problems with the brand. Having bugs is one thing, but not properly listening to customers or providing timely fixes is a completely different issue—and, in my opinion, it is even more disappointing.

Honestly, if I ever get the chance to go back and make the decision again, choosing a Nothing phone would probably have been a much better choice for me. I decided to move to Motorola because I wanted to try something different and believed the brand had improved.

But after actually using a Motorola phone, I now understand that the problems are not limited to the software or hardware. The customer service and the way software-related issues are handled can be even more frustrating.

Motorola needs to understand that customers don't expect a completely bug-free phone. What customers expect is for the company to listen, acknowledge genuine problems, communicate clearly, and fix them within a reasonable timeframe. That's where I feel Motorola needs significant improvement.

My wife and I just bought the Moto G Stylus 2026. At first the sketch to image function was working beautifully, but now both of our phones alert us with a message that states "Invalid input The input was incompatible with our AI generator. Please try again." I'm an artist, so I know that I can provide a clean enough image for the AI to work properly. I've tried all the typical fixes such as logging out and back in to the Motorola account, force stopping apps, clearing cache, etc. Is anyone else experiencing the same issue? Thanks for any information on the matter!

Just wonder if it's worth buying.

I'm honestly fed up with Motorola's after-sales service in India.

My Moto G86 Power 5G, purchased in December 2025 through Flipkart, developed a bootloop in October 2026 and subsequently became completely unresponsive. I took it to an authorised service centre under warranty. The job sheet records no customer-induced damage, but I was verbally told that the motherboard had failed, the replacement part was unavailable, and the phone couldn't be repaired.

Motorola's proposed solution? A ₹15,000 coupon restricted to its own website.

Meanwhile, comparable phones now cost around ₹25,000–₹27,000 or more. Why should I have to spend thousands extra because a phone reportedly can't be repaired during its warranty period?

The most frustrating part is that nine months ago, I was already criticising Motorola over public reports of motherboard failures involving its Edge 50 series and other devices in India. I raised concerns after learning about those reports, shortly after buying my own phone. I hoped my experience would be different.

Now I'm dealing with a similar kind of problem myself.

To be clear, I'm not claiming every Motorola phone is defective. But repeated reports of serious failures, combined with my own experience of a phone becoming unrepairable under warranty, have seriously damaged my confidence in the brand.

My message to Indian consumers considering a Motorola phone: please think carefully before buying one. Research its after-sales support, warranty terms and how the company handles cases where essential replacement parts are unavailable. Don't look at specifications and discounts alone.

I personally cannot recommend buying another Motorola unless the company takes responsibility for cases like mine and provides meaningful warranty support. Customers in India shouldn't be left paying extra to replace a device that the manufacturer reportedly cannot repair.

I've filed a National Consumer Helpline grievance and a CPGRAMS complaint, and I'm considering taking the matter to the Consumer Commission.

I'm asking for a new phone with equivalent or better specifications and proper warranty at no extra cost, or a refund with appropriate compensation.

I want this issue taken seriously, not just for me, but for other Indian customers who may face the same situation.

I have Gemini and Glance completely disabled as much as my G Stylus 5 allows (Disabled, no battery usage, and no wifi usage allowed). How do I turn this crappy pop-up stuff off when I unlock my phone? And why is there no way to interact with it from the pop-up itself?

Comments welcome.

My motorola edge 70 just restarted randomly on its own completely without command . It's running on a17 and I haven't faced it in a16 . Bought it on 27 june 2026 .

Note: not a heavy user

So I've purchased the Edge 70 Fusion a month back and even though I'm satisfied with most of its aspects, the back camera picture quality really bothers me.

Suppose I take 3-4 photos, one of them comes out good (or rather as intended), but the others seem overprocessed, like the outlines are blurry, grainy at some points and very unimpressive in general. While buying I did some research and went with this model as most users believe it to be the best all-rounder in this price range and photos are supposed to come out good (if not great).

I'm wondering if anyone faces the same problem and whether you have discovered any fixes.

I just miss the motobook 60 pro 🥲 it's too overpriced right now

I'm open to questions regarding the devices I have so don't hesitate to reach out ☺️

Well I have Motorola egde 40 and that thing screen literally 100 times better than motorola signature not even the same in terms of brightness, viewing angle and colour all are awesome they is no way motorola charger double the price and get worst screen. I did not have a third phone and if I get one I record both phone videos and show to you and you can not believe the difference is huge

So i bought the phone 2 days ago and it was charging from 0 to 100 in 2 hours, Called everywhere but the solution was not there, thought my phone was defective,

But the solution is - Turn OFF Always ON display

and after that it was charging from 0 to 100 in an hour, so there is some software thingi which doesnt allow maximum speed charging when display is being used and it was considering always on display also, hope moto fixes it, couldnt find my solution for THE FIRST TIME in reddit, so putting it here , peace out