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Motorola Edge 70 leak shows a phone that goes all gold and glittery

Motorola’s next Edge phone may be going full champagne glam

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Motorola may drip out its next Edge smartphone in gold. A new leak from Digital Citizen claims to show the upcoming Motorola Edge 2026, and the design is the whole story for now. The leaked images show a warm champagne gold finish. The rear panel also has a fine woven texture, which should offer a brushed silk-like feel.

Gold, texture, and a whole lot of personality

Over the last couple of years, Motorola has leaned into designs that include a textured back. So the Edge 2026 model continues this tradition. The overall look seems more fashion-forward than the average Android phone. The brand has continued its partnership with Pantone, with some special edition models even using Swarovski crystals for a more premium finish.

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To recall, the company has already released the Edge 70 in the global market as a super-slim mid-range phone. However, the upcoming Edge 2026 appears closer in both looks and size to the brand’s flagship Motorola Signature, which also debuted with a similar color and finish.

What else do we know?

The leaked design also shows a large square camera module in the top-left corner. It seems to house a triple camera setup that is housed on a raised metallic module. There are no confirmed camera specs yet, so this part is mostly visual. The size and layout suggest Motorola may be aiming higher than a basic midrange setup, but details like sensor size, telephoto capability, and stabilization are still unknown.

On the front, the device sports a flat display with minimal bezels and a centered punch-hole selfie camera. Motorola’s Edge line has often played with curved displays, but this model could be moving to flat screens since they are easier for typing, gaming, screen protectors, and avoiding accidental touches.

Vikhyaat Vivek
Vikhyaat Vivek is a tech journalist and reviewer with seven years of experience covering consumer hardware, with a focus on…
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