Motorola Edge 70 Max Launched in India at ₹54,999 With 7,100mAh Battery

Sanjay Goyal
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Motorola has launched the Edge 70 Max in India at ₹54,999 for 8GB and 256GB and ₹59,999 for 12GB and 256GB, with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chip and a 7,100mAh battery.

A ₹5,000 bank discount or exchange bonus took the starting price to ₹49,999, TelecomTalk and MySmartPrice reported. Sales were reported from July 20, 2026. Details are based on MySmartPrice.

Motorola Edge 70 Max specifications

FeatureDetails
8GB, 256GB₹54,999
12GB, 256GB₹59,999
ProcessorSnapdragon 8 Gen 5
DisplayQHD+ LTPO, 144Hz
Rear cameras50MP main with OIS, 8MP ultra-wide, macro
Front camera32MP
Battery7,100mAh, 90W wired, 25W wireless
Updates3 OS updates, up to 5 years of security
ColoursAqua Gray, Dark Shadow, Ice Melt

What buyers should know

Battery and charging are the strong points, with 7,100mAh, 90W wired and 25W wireless charging. The camera setup has no telephoto or periscope lens, so anyone who shoots a lot of zoomed photos should look elsewhere.

Three OS updates and up to five years of security updates are reasonable, but worth comparing with Samsung at this price.

If the camera matters more, Motorola’s own Edge 70 Pro+ costs less, at ₹47,999, and has a periscope telephoto. Other phones with very large batteries include the Redmi Note 17 Pro Max, at ₹49,999 with 10,000mAh, and Motorola’s Moto G77 Power, at ₹25,999 with 7,000mAh.

Why it matters for mobile shops

Lead with battery and the display. The ₹49,999 effective price depends on a bank card or exchange, so explain that clearly. Customers wanting a camera phone are better shown something with a zoom lens.

Correction (November 1, 2026): An earlier version said this phone has a 50MP periscope camera. The report we checked lists main, ultra-wide and macro cameras.

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Sanjay Goyal is the Editor-in-Chief of The Mobile Times, India's leading telecom and technology news publication. Based in Jaipur, Rajasthan, he covers India's telecom industry with a focus on 5G rollout, TRAI regulatory developments, smartphone market trends, and the evolving digital landscape for mobile retailers and industry professionals. With deep expertise in the Indian telecom ecosystem — including Jio, Airtel, BSNL, and Vi — Sanjay brings practical, trade-focused analysis to topics ranging from spectrum policy to enterprise IoT and AI adoption. He founded The Mobile Times to serve India's mobile retail and telecom business community with timely, accurate, and actionable news.
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