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I’m one of the bigger Motorola fans at Android Authority. If nothing else, I’ve spent the most time with a Moto phone in my pocket, ranging from several generations of the dirt-cheap Moto G to the recent heights of the ultra-premium (and Ultra-branded) Motorola Razr Ultra. There’s just something about the clean Android experience and fun Pantone colors that has always spoken to me; what can I say?

In that time, though, I’ve watched Motorola’s Edge series go through the wringer. I remember when it first rolled out as a flagship, only to become an affordable flagship-style option a year or two later, and before finally settling as a sub-$600 mid-ranger. And yet, there was still plenty to like about the Edge, even at its cheaper price point.