While teardown videos often reveal the different ways a company has put together their smartphone, things get a bit more interesting when breaking down a super slim phone. The Moto Edge 70 is one such model, and a fresh video has offered us a glimpse of its impressive internals.

What the Moto Edge 70 Teardown Video Reveals

The latest teardown was shared by YouTuber Kingmi Mobile. Looking at this video, we get a full view of the internals of the Moto Edge 70. Among the thin components, two aspects stood out in particular. First, the battery of the Edge 70 takes up a large portion of the internal space, but measures just 3.9mm thick. This cell is around 0.4mm thicker than the battery in the iPhone Air and 0.2mm thicker than Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Edge.

Second, you get a super thin display that measures just 1mm, which is half as thick as the iPhone Air’s 2mm display panel. Despite the razon thin dimensions, the screen of the Edge 70 offers a 120Hz refresh rate, 4500 nits of peak brightness, a 1.5K resolution, and Corning’s Gorilla Glass 7i for protection. To recall, the Galaxy S25 Edge is powered by a 3,900mAh cell, while the iPhone Air has around a 3,100mAh battery.

So the Motorola Edge 70 impresses with a much larger 4,800mAh battery pack. The YouTuber also found a small but efficient thermal dissipation system, which keeps the internals, like the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 cool. The company just recently unveiled the Moto Edge 70 in Europe, while it debuted in China as the Moto X70 Air.

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