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Motorola is preparing to expand its smartphone lineup with the launch of the Edge 50 series. The series has got recent certifications from international regulatory bodies confirming its arrival.
According to GizmoChina, the TDRA certification has named the Motorola smartphone with model number XT2402-2 as the Edge 50 Pro, giving it an official identity. Though exact specs are still unknown, this certification is a major step toward revealing the new phone.
Moreover, the FCC has approved several Motorola smartphones, such as models XT2403-1, XT2403-2, XT2403-4, and XT2403-5. While their official names are still unknown, their resemblance to the Edge 50 Pro's TRDA model number implies they could be different versions of the same phone. Notably, the FCC certification discloses that the XT2403-2 model includes E-SIM support, improving its connectivity capabilities.
The BIS certification in India includes Motorola smartphones with model numbers XT2403-1 and XT2431-1. It's unclear if the latter device is part of the Edge 50 Pro or the wider Edge 50 series, but these certifications signify advancement toward their official release.
Adding to the speculation, the XT2403-2 model has appeared in the IMEI database with the codename "Macan24," which has been linked to the Motorola Edge 50 Pro by credible sources in the past. This connection further supports the idea that the FCC and BIS certifications are for the same device.
Moreover, Motorola has registered accessories for the Edge 50 series on the TUV Rheinland website. These accessories include a 50W wireless charger, wired chargers supporting up to 125W, and a 4,500mAh battery. Although not officially confirmed, it's expected that these accessories will complement the forthcoming Motorola Edge 50 series smartphone.
With anticipation growing, these certifications provide valuable insights into the upcoming launch of the Motorola Edge 50 Pro and its accompanying lineup. They promise enhanced features and capabilities for smartphone enthusiasts worldwide.
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