The Motorola Edge 20 is, like many other phones on the market, a dual-SIM one, offering two nano-SIM slots in one drawer, unfortunately without microSD card support. Accessing the SIM tray is easy with the key in the box and the two cards will come overlapping, being a square tray and not elongated like other models.
Video-review Motorola Edge 20, Connectivity section
On the list we have 5G, 4G connectivity, and even the new Wi-Fi standard 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/6e for low latency in gaming. We check the presence of direct Wi-Fi support, dual-band and the hotspot function. The phone also brings Bluetooth 5.2 (A2DP, LE), NFC for quick phone payments and the essential USB Type-C port at the base used for power and PC connection for data transfer.
The phone offers GPS, A-GPS, GLONASS, BDS and GALILEO. On the 4G side, it supports 22 bands, and 5G comes with 11 bands. In terms of calls, nothing to complain about, and the SpeedTest results are as follows:
The Motorola Edge 20 has everything you need in terms of connectivity, perhaps the only lack that some users may feel is the infrared emitter - something that is not often found on phones brought to the market in recent years.