Leaked Motorola Edge 60 Stylus: Come With Convex Stylus And 3.5mm Jack Audio!

Motorola is ready to launch Edge 60 Stylus (photo: x @gizmochina)

Motorola appears ready to launch Edge 60 Stylus, the successor to the Edge 50 series, which previously attracted attention thanks to its curved screen design. Based on the latest leak from Evan Blass, this phone from US panic will come with a built-in stylus as well as a 3.5mm audio jack, something that is now increasingly rarer to find on premium phones.

Unlike the Motorola Edge+ (2022) which uses the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, Edge 60 Stylus not only offers a stylus feature, but also has a special slot at the bottom of the device. With this, users no longer need to buy stylus separately, as previously done on some Motorola models.

Motorola has previously released Moto G Stylus 4G (2023) and 5G versions last year, both of which also have a built-in stylus slot. However, Edge 60 Stylus is expected to be priced at around $500, indicating that Motorola wants to bring premium stylus features to more users.

Specifications and Designs

According to a leak, this phone will come with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage, and is available in two color options: blue and green.

However, one of the most striking changes compared to Edge 50 is that the screen is no longer curved. In fact, the curved screen became one of the main attractions of the previous series.

In addition, the 3.5mm audio jack is a unique feature that distinguishes Edge 60 Styles from its competitors. While the market is now more dominated by TWS and wireless earphones, the presence of audio jacks still provides flexibility for users who want to use more affordable cable earphones.

Unlike the more focused Stylus G series on the United States market, Edge 60 Stylus is expected to be released globally, at a price set for each region.

Although this leak is quite promising, keep in mind that this is still just a render that has not been officially confirmed by Motorola. We still need to wait for an official announcement to get certainty regarding the complete specifications and final design of this device.