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The Motorola Edge 70 Pro has the stronger listed hardware on paper: a 144Hz display, larger stated battery, faster wired charging, wireless charging and higher ingress-protection ratings. The Nothing Phone (4a) has a lower cited European starting MSRP and may suit buyers who prefer Nothing OS or its available storage tier. Prices and configurations vary by country, so compare like-for-like local offers before choosing.
Nothing Phone (4a) vs Motorola Edge 70 Pro: key specifications
The figures below combine a detailed Nothing Phone (4a) review specification table with Motorola’s product announcement. They describe listed specifications, not results from controlled head-to-head testing.
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| Specification | Nothing Phone (4a) | Motorola Edge 70 Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Display | 6.78-inch AMOLED; 2720 × 1224; 120Hz; peak brightness up to 4,500 nits, as listed by TechRadar | 6.8-inch Extreme AMOLED; 2772 × 1272; 144Hz; peak brightness up to 5,200 nits, according to Motorola |
| Processor | Qualcomm Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 | MediaTek Dimensity 8500 Extreme |
| Memory and storage | 8GB or 12GB RAM; 128GB or 256GB storage, per TechRadar | Up to 12GB LPDDR5X RAM, per Motorola; PhoneArena lists 256GB and 512GB storage configurations |
| Rear cameras | 50MP main, 8MP ultrawide and 50MP periscope telephoto; TechRadar lists 3.5× optical zoom | 50MP main, 50MP ultrawide, periscope telephoto with 3.5× optical zoom, and a macro camera, according to Motorola |
| Front camera | 32MP, per TechRadar | 50MP, according to Motorola |
| Battery and charging | 5,080mAh and 50W wired charging; TechRadar’s table lists no wireless charging | 6,500mAh silicon-carbon battery; 90W wired and 15W wireless charging, according to Motorola |
| Durability | IP64 and Gorilla Glass 7i, per TechRadar | IP68/IP69, MIL-STD-810H and Gorilla Glass 7i, according to Motorola |
| Software and support | Android 16 with Nothing OS 4.1; TechRadar reports three OS updates and six years of security updates | Android 16; a comparison database lists three years of OS updates and five years of security updates |
Sources: TechRadar’s Nothing Phone (4a) review, Motorola’s Edge 70 Pro announcement, and PhoneArena’s comparison.
Which phone has the better display, performance and battery?
Display
Motorola lists a 144Hz refresh rate against the Nothing phone’s 120Hz, along with higher peak-brightness figures. Those published maximums do not establish which screen is easier to see in particular real-world conditions; they are specifications, not comparative brightness measurements.
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- Translucent Frosted Smooth Back & Enhanced Grip: Preserve the original beauty of your Nothing Phone 4A Pro while preventing fingerprints and scratches. The silky smooth skin not only provides a great grip but also adds a touch of elegance
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Processor
The phones use different chipsets, but the available evidence does not establish a controlled benchmark comparison. The processor names alone are not enough to promise a particular gaming, multitasking or battery-life advantage.
Battery and charging
Motorola lists a 6,500mAh battery, 90W wired charging and 15W wireless charging. TechRadar lists the Nothing Phone (4a) at 5,080mAh with 50W wired charging and no wireless charging. A separate Gadgets 360 specification listing gives the Nothing phone’s capacity as 5,400mAh, so its published battery figure is inconsistent across sources; check the manufacturer’s specification for your region. Capacity and charging ratings do not by themselves establish measured runtime or charging time.
Sources: TechRadar, Motorola, and Gadgets 360.
How do the cameras compare?
Both phones list a 50MP periscope telephoto camera with 3.5× optical zoom. Motorola also lists a 50MP ultrawide and macro camera, while TechRadar lists an 8MP ultrawide for the Nothing. Their front-camera resolutions are listed as 50MP for Motorola and 32MP for Nothing.
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These counts and resolutions describe hardware, not photo quality. No direct side-by-side camera test is established here, so the specifications cannot support a reliable verdict on which phone takes better photos or selfies.
How much do they cost?
PhoneArena lists European MSRP values for the configurations below. These are database-listed launch/MSRP snapshots, not current checkout prices; they are not a guarantee that a configuration is sold in every country.
| Phone and configuration | European MSRP listed by PhoneArena |
|---|---|
| Nothing Phone (4a), 8GB/128GB | €349 |
| Nothing Phone (4a), 8GB/256GB | €389 |
| Nothing Phone (4a), 12GB/256GB | €429 |
| Motorola Edge 70 Pro, 8GB/256GB | €540 |
| Motorola Edge 70 Pro, 12GB/512GB | €660 |
On those listed European MSRP figures, the closest shared storage tier is 256GB: the 8GB/256GB Nothing is €389 and the 8GB/256GB Motorola is €540, a €151 difference. The Motorola configuration listed at €660 also doubles the Nothing 12GB/256GB model’s storage, so that is not a like-for-like price comparison. Check current local listings for the same RAM and storage before deciding.
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- 【Military Grade Drop Protection】This Nothing Phone 4a case with 4 anti-collision structure corners airbags disperses. After multiple military standard drop tests, our phone case can effectively protects your phone from drops, bumps, tumbles and scratches.
- 【Matte Translucent Back】Designed by California. This Nothing Phone 4a phone case features a TPU frame and a matte-textured back panel, offering a pleasant tactile feel and a sleek appearance. The sandblasted matte finish provides anti-fingerprint, scratch-resistant, and anti-slip properties,delivering an excellent user experience for everyday use.
- 【Camera & Screen Protection】Raised bezels to prevent the screen and camera from drops & scratches. Come with 1 pack tempered glass screen protector. The screen protector adopts the 9H anti-shatter Aluminosilicate Glass. Protects your phone screen from accidental drops and scratches.
PhoneArena’s comparison: Nothing Phone (4a) vs Motorola Edge 70 Pro.
For India, a 91mobiles search-result capture showed ₹35,949 for the Nothing Phone (4a) on Amazon and ₹39,999 for the Motorola Edge 70 Pro 5G on Flipkart. These are retailer snapshots, not confirmed current prices: the capture date, sellers, discounts and equivalent configurations were not established. The 91mobiles page also displays a third phone in its comparison, so confirm the product and configuration on the retailer’s own listing rather than relying on a potentially mismatched comparison column. Motorola says availability and pricing vary by market and directs customers to local teams.
Sources: 91mobiles comparison and Motorola’s announcement.
Independent reader supportYour contribution helps us test, update, and keep practical guides available for everyone.Which should you buy?
Choose the Motorola Edge 70 Pro if
- You prioritize a 144Hz screen and Motorola’s higher stated peak-brightness figure.
- You want the larger listed battery, faster wired charging or wireless charging.
- You value a 50MP ultrawide, the listed macro camera, or the phone’s stated IP68/IP69 ratings.
Choose the Nothing Phone (4a) if
- The lower cited European MSRP matters more than the Motorola’s additional listed features.
- You prefer Nothing OS or the Nothing configuration available in your market.
- You have found a local offer that is meaningfully cheaper after comparing the same storage and RAM tier.
These are specification- and price-based decision points, not findings from a hands-on comparison. Motorola’s announcement says the Edge 70 Pro will roll out in selected countries and regions across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Latin America and Asia-Pacific; exact availability, configurations and prices are local. For long-term ownership, verify the current regional software-support commitment with each manufacturer before treating the update figures as decisive.
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