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GetLow review updated 5 August 2026
Compare Motorola edge 60 contract deals
The edge 60 is a strong Motorola contract choice with useful everyday specs and current UK pricing you can compare by monthly cost, upfront spend and total contract cost.
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£17.72From per month
128GB+From storage
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Our verdict
Motorola edge 60 is worth comparing if you want a more specific phone choice than the usual shortlist. Focus on total cost, upfront price, storage and data so the contract still makes sense after the first month.
Best bits
- Useful niche alternative to the obvious brands
- Clear storage and colour choice on GetLow
- Current contract prices compared by total cost
- Worth checking against mainstream rivals
Best for
- Smooth everyday performance
- Good camera results
- Contract value hunters
- Long-term phone buyers
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Choose any three available Motorola models. Prices, data, contract length and condition come from the current lowest-total GetLow listing for each phone.
What makes it worth buying?
These are the real buying points that matter when choosing a contract phone: display, camera, battery, performance, build and the final contract cost.
Camera
The rear camera setup is Camera setup varies by model and retailer listing, backed by a Front camera for selfies and video calls front camera. Compare this carefully if camera quality is a reason you are stepping up.
Battery
Battery life should be judged against the contract length, with Charging details vary by model. For contracts, battery is a long-term comfort feature: it matters more after a year than it does in the first week.
Performance
Everyday performance for calls, apps, browsing and maps gives this phone the headroom for apps, camera processing, games and future OS updates.
Build
Dimensions are See manufacturer specifications and weight is See manufacturer specifications. Durability rating: Durability varies by model.
Best contract fit
The strongest contract choice balances monthly price, upfront cost, total cost, data and storage together, so the best-looking deal is easier to spot.
Colours and images
edge 60 is available in Pantone Gibraltar Sea. Pick the colour you can live with for the full contract, not just the launch-week favourite.
Pantone Gibraltar Sea
Pantone Gibraltar Sea gives the edge 60 a different feel without changing the deal comparison underneath.
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Compare the edge 60 by monthly price, upfront cost, storage, data and total contract cost. Current prices start from £17.72 per month, with upfront prices from £30.00 and total contract cost from £486.04.
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£30.00 upfront · 5GB data · 12 months
£37.17/month£486.04 total cost
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Current top deals
Cheapest monthly
Best total cost
Low upfront
5GB data
£30.00 upfront · 36-month term
£17.72/mo
5GB data
£30.00 upfront · 12-month term
£37.17/mo
5GB data
£30.00 upfront · 12-month term
£37.17/mo
Recommended by GetLow · best data value
O2 on O2
512GB storage, Unlimited data, 12 months, £30.00 upfront, £642.04 total.
Which storage should you buy?
Motorola edge 60 storage options include 128GB, 256GB. The live cards show capacities currently found in GetLow deals. Start with the smallest suitable option for lighter use, then step up if you keep lots of photos, video, games or offline apps.
Full edge 60 specs
These are the buyer-facing specs that matter most when comparing contract deals.
| Display | Compare the phone size, screen type and real-world comfort before choosing |
|---|---|
| Refresh rate | Smooth everyday display |
| Chip | Everyday performance for calls, apps, browsing and maps |
| Rear camera | Camera setup varies by model and retailer listing |
| Front camera | Front camera for selfies and video calls |
| Operating system | Android |
| Storage | 128GB, 256GB |
|---|---|
| Colours | Pantone Gibraltar Sea |
| Battery | Battery life should be judged against the contract length |
| Charging | Charging details vary by model |
| Size | See manufacturer specifications |
| Weight | See manufacturer specifications |
| Durability | Durability varies by model |
Specs are based on GetLow catalogue data and retailer/manufacturer information available on 5 August 2026.
Who will love it?
Value hunters
Anyone comparing the edge 60 should sort by total cost, not just headline monthly price.
Everyday power users
The combination of Everyday performance for calls, apps, browsing and maps, Compare the phone size, screen type and real-world comfort before choosing and useful camera hardware gives this phone strong day-to-day headroom.
Long-term buyers
If you keep phones for a full contract or longer, storage, battery and update life matter as much as the first-month price.
edge 60 FAQs
Who is the edge 60 best for?
It is best for buyers who like the Motorola ecosystem and want a contract deal that balances monthly price, upfront cost, data and storage.
Which storage is best?
Most buyers should start with 128GB. Step up if you record lots of video, keep many apps offline or plan to keep the phone for years.
How should I compare edge 60 deals?
Compare monthly price, upfront cost, total contract cost, data allowance and storage together. GetLow pulls those signals into one view so the stronger deal is easier to pick.
Is it worth comparing by total cost?
Yes. A low monthly payment can hide a large upfront charge or a longer contract, so total cost is usually the cleanest first sort.
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