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2020 Winners and Losers: Motorola

2020 Winners and Losers: Motorola

Posted on January 2, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Motorola had a surprisingly rich 2020 lineup, spanning across multiple families. There was the return to flagship realm, in the Motorola Edge and Edge+, as well as the exciting follow up that was the Razr 5G.

Even so, the company’s focus luckily remained mostly centered on the entry level and mid-range market. That’s where Moto devices have shined their brightest in the past and it was no different in 2020.
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