Motorola has begun selling its Edge (2026) in the U.S. and Canada after a brief announcement. The 6.3‑inch OLED device runs on a Dimensity 7450 chipset and comes only in a 128‑GB trim. In the U.S., the model starts at $600 unlocked, available through Motorola.com and retailers such as Best Buy.

Motorola’s U.S. promotion bundles a free pair of Moto Buds Loop and a Moto Watch, together worth $400. The offer applies to early orders and will last while supplies endure. Canadian buyers pay CAD 850 for the identical 128‑GB version in the Pantone Martini Olive shade.

The Edge (2026) positions Motorola against mid‑tier flagships, offering high‑end display and processor power at a competitive price. Consumers who secure early units gain immediate access to premium audio and wearables, enhancing the device’s appeal in a crowded market where price and ecosystem integration drive purchase decisions.

Availability coincides with Motorola’s push to expand its North American footprint after a stalled launch last year. By pairing the Edge (2026) with free accessories, the brand aims to boost early sales and establish a loyal user base. Retailers report eager demand, suggesting the strategy could solidify Motorola’s presence against rivals like Samsung and OnePlus.