Motorola Edge 40 Pro vs Pixel 7 Pro

There are flagship phones that cost well over $1,000, and then there are flagship phones that give you all the same features, but at a much more affordable price.

And the Motorola Edge 40 Pro sits right in that second category with its $900 price and top-tier Snapragon 8 Gen 2 processor. But how good is it really? And has Motorola finally made the flagship phone we've all been waiting the company to make?

To better understand that, we compare the Edge 40 Pro against the big name in this space: the Pixel 7 Pro, another $900 phone with an incredible camera, solid battery life and all-around excellence.

The Edge 40 Pro also has this captivating finish on the back glass, while the Pixel comes in a more traditional glossy glass design. The downside to the Motorola design is just how slippery the phone can feel, so much so that I would be afraid to use this phone without a case.

The Pixel also has that camera bar on the back, which is something you instantly recognize from afar, while the Motorola looks somewhat generic when it comes to camera styling.

Both, however, have an IP68 water and dust protection rating for your peace of mind.