512GB | Peach Fuzz | Very Good - Refurbished
Mid-2024 was a rough year for phone design, if you're honest about it. Every flagship had the same camera bump, roughly the same spec sheet, and you'd forget which brand you were looking at within a week. The Edge 50 Ultra didn't quite fall into that trap. Motorola went with Pantone-calibrated colour, actual wood and vegan leather finishes, and hardware that's aged better than you'd expect. Buy it refurbished and you're getting a genuinely capable phone without paying anywhere near what it launched at.
Snapdragon 8s Gen 3. Not quite top-tier, and honestly you won't notice the difference. Apps open fast. Multitasking doesn't hiccup. Most games run fine. Coming from an older phone? You won't feel like you've downgraded anywhere it actually matters.
6.7-inch pOLED, 2712 x 1220, up to 144Hz. Higher than most competitors bother with — the jump past 120Hz is subtle, sure, but everything still feels a touch smoother scrolling through your phone or gaming. And the Pantone partnership isn't just a sticker on the box. Colours actually look more accurate here than on most phones in this range, not dramatically, but you'd notice if you put them side by side.
Three rear cameras — 50MP main, 50MP ultrawide, and a 64MP periscope telephoto giving genuine 3x optical zoom. A lot of phones this price cut the periscope lens entirely and fake zoom digitally instead. This one didn't. If you actually zoom in when taking photos rather than cropping afterward, that's where this phone pulls ahead.
4,500mAh battery, gets you through a normal day without drama. 125W TurboPower charging means you're not waiting around either, minutes rather than hours to top back up. If your current phone eats your evening sitting on a charger, this fixes that pretty quickly.
Aluminum frame, Gorilla Glass Victus on front, and depending on which finish you get, either real wood or vegan leather on the back. Still IP68 rated too, so none of that comes at the cost of durability. It doesn't feel like another black glass slab, which by 2024 standards was rarer than it should've been.
Every phone gets checked before it's listed — battery health, screen, cameras, buttons, charging port, network — then wiped and reset properly. Storage and cosmetic condition depend on what's in stock, all clearly shown on the page so you're not guessing at checkout.
Delivery's fast and tracked across the UK. Warranty's included, no asterisk. Something wrong when it turns up? That's on us to fix, not you.
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Mid-2024 was a rough year for phone design, if you're honest about it. Every flagship had the same camera bump, roughly the same spec sheet, and you'd forget which brand you were looking at within a week. The Edge 50 Ultra didn't quite fall into that trap. Motorola went with Pantone-calibrated colour, actual wood and vegan leather finishes, and hardware that's aged better than you'd expect. Buy it refurbished and you're getting a genuinely capable phone without paying anywhere near what it launched at.
Snapdragon 8s Gen 3. Not quite top-tier, and honestly you won't notice the difference. Apps open fast. Multitasking doesn't hiccup. Most games run fine. Coming from an older phone? You won't feel like you've downgraded anywhere it actually matters.
6.7-inch pOLED, 2712 x 1220, up to 144Hz. Higher than most competitors bother with — the jump past 120Hz is subtle, sure, but everything still feels a touch smoother scrolling through your phone or gaming. And the Pantone partnership isn't just a sticker on the box. Colours actually look more accurate here than on most phones in this range, not dramatically, but you'd notice if you put them side by side.
Three rear cameras — 50MP main, 50MP ultrawide, and a 64MP periscope telephoto giving genuine 3x optical zoom. A lot of phones this price cut the periscope lens entirely and fake zoom digitally instead. This one didn't. If you actually zoom in when taking photos rather than cropping afterward, that's where this phone pulls ahead.
4,500mAh battery, gets you through a normal day without drama. 125W TurboPower charging means you're not waiting around either, minutes rather than hours to top back up. If your current phone eats your evening sitting on a charger, this fixes that pretty quickly.
Aluminum frame, Gorilla Glass Victus on front, and depending on which finish you get, either real wood or vegan leather on the back. Still IP68 rated too, so none of that comes at the cost of durability. It doesn't feel like another black glass slab, which by 2024 standards was rarer than it should've been.
Every phone gets checked before it's listed — battery health, screen, cameras, buttons, charging port, network — then wiped and reset properly. Storage and cosmetic condition depend on what's in stock, all clearly shown on the page so you're not guessing at checkout.
Delivery's fast and tracked across the UK. Warranty's included, no asterisk. Something wrong when it turns up? That's on us to fix, not you.
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