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Motorola - Edge 50 Ultra vs Sony - Xperia 1 VI

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Edge 50 UltraMOTOROLARENDER
Probe A
Motorola
Edge 50 Ultra
67.0/ 100C
Performance68· 25%
Battery57· 20%
Display73· 18%
Cameras70· 18%
Design· 8%
Connectivity· 7%
Operating System· 4%
Xperia 1 VISONYRENDER
Probe B
Sony
Xperia 1 VI
65.7/ 100C
Performance64· 25%
Battery63· 20%
Display68· 18%
Cameras69· 18%
Design· 8%
Connectivity· 7%
Operating System· 4%
Quick verdict

Between the Edge 50 Ultra and Xperia 1 VI, the Edge 50 Ultra comes out ahead in wired charging / front camera, while the Xperia 1 VI wins on battery capacity / weight. Overall, the Edge 50 Ultra scores 67 and the Xperia 1 VI scores 65.7 on our Mars Score.

Buying advice

Which should you buy?

These two are nearly even on the Mars Score (67 vs 65.7). The decision is not about overall quality — both clear the bar — it is about which specific trade-offs fit your use.

Pick the Edge 50 Ultra if you photograph or shoot video regularly and want the better imaging pipeline of the two. The biggest gaps in its favor are wired charging, front camera, wireless charging, among others.

Pick the Xperia 1 VI if your top frustration with your current device is running out of charge before the day ends — endurance is the lead spec here. Its strongest claims are battery capacity, weight, headphone jack, among others.

Both ship with comparable 5g support, water resistance, optical image stabilization, so those specs do not separate the two — focus on the differences below.

Bottom line: there is no wrong answer here — match the spec advantages to how you actually use the product. The Mars Score parity says both are well-rounded; the differences are about trade-offs, not quality.

Why Motorola - Edge 50 Ultra wins

  • Wired charging — 316.67% more. 125 W vs 30 W.
  • Front camera — 316.67% more. 50 MP vs 12 MP.
  • Wireless charging — 233.33% more. 50 W vs 15 W.
  • RAM — 33.33% more. 16 GB vs 12 GB.
  • Refresh rate — 20.00% more. 144 Hz vs 120 Hz.
  • AnTuTu — 5.19% more. 1620000 vs 1540000.
  • Pixel density — 5.19% more. 446 ppi vs 424 ppi.
  • Main camera — 4.17% more. 50 MP vs 48 MP.

Why Sony - Xperia 1 VI wins

  • Battery capacity — 11.11% more. 5000 mAh vs 4500 mAh.
  • Weight — 5.00 g less. 192 vs 197.
  • Has Headphone jack.
  • Promised OS updates: 4 (vs 3).
Full readout

Spec comparison

Design

SpecMotorola - Edge 50 UltraSony - Xperia 1 VI
Weight197 g192 glead
Thickness8.5 mm8.2 mmlead
Water resistanceIP68IP68
Form factorbarbar

Display

SpecMotorola - Edge 50 UltraSony - Xperia 1 VI
Screen size6.7 "lead6.5 "
Pixel density446 ppilead424 ppi
Refresh rate144 Hzlead120 Hz
Peak brightness2500 nitslead1700 nits

Performance

SpecMotorola - Edge 50 UltraSony - Xperia 1 VI
RAM16 GBlead12 GB
Storage1024 GBlead256 GB
AnTuTu1620000lead1540000
CPU total clock16.4 GHz16.6 GHzlead

Cameras

SpecMotorola - Edge 50 UltraSony - Xperia 1 VI
Main camera50 MPlead48 MP
Front camera50 MPlead12 MP
Optical image stabilizationtruetrue

Battery

SpecMotorola - Edge 50 UltraSony - Xperia 1 VI
Battery capacity4500 mAh5000 mAhlead
Wired charging125 Wlead30 W
Wireless charging50 Wlead15 W

Connectivity

SpecMotorola - Edge 50 UltraSony - Xperia 1 VI
5G supporttruetrue
Headphone jackfalsetruelead
microSD slotfalsetruelead

Operating System

SpecMotorola - Edge 50 UltraSony - Xperia 1 VI
OSAndroidAndroid
Promised OS updates3 years4 yearslead
Reader questions

Frequently asked

Which has better battery, Edge 50 Ultra or Xperia 1 VI?+

Xperia 1 VI has 11.1% more battery — 4500 mAh vs 5000 mAh.

Which is lighter, Edge 50 Ultra or Xperia 1 VI?+

Xperia 1 VI is 5g lighter — 197g vs 192g.

Is Edge 50 Ultra waterproof?+

Edge 50 Ultra has an IP68 rating.

Does Xperia 1 VI support 5G?+

Yes, Xperia 1 VI supports 5G.

Which has more RAM, Edge 50 Ultra or Xperia 1 VI?+

Edge 50 Ultra offers 16GB of RAM.

Which has a better camera, Edge 50 Ultra or Xperia 1 VI?+

Edge 50 Ultra has a 50 MP main camera vs 48 MP.

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