Motorola Edge 70 Max vs Nothing Phone (3)

The Motorola Edge 70 Max (2026) runs on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 5, while the Nothing Phone (3) (2025) runs on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 4; launch prices were $500 and $799. By overall MobileRank rating, the Nothing Phone (3) leads — 77/100 vs 75/100 (a 2-point difference). Key differences: the Motorola Edge 70 Max has the bigger battery (7100 mAh vs 5150); the Motorola Edge 70 Max is faster in AnTuTu (3,073,131 vs 2,371,693); the Nothing Phone (3) is noticeably lighter (198g vs 221g).

The Nothing Phone (3) edges out the Motorola Edge 70 Max by just 2 points — the two devices are very close in overall level.

Profile comparison

Category scores

Motorola Edge 70 Max

Performance 91
Display 99
Camera 40
Battery 80
Portability 43
Value for money 72

Nothing Phone (3)

Performance 82
Display 85
Camera 81
Battery 63
Portability 49
Value for money 68

What makes Motorola Edge 70 Max better?

  • Higher AnTuTu: 3073131 vs 2371693
  • Better Geekbench Single: 2833 vs 2162
  • Better Geekbench Multi: 9119 vs 6847
  • Bigger battery: 7100 vs 5150 mAh
  • Faster charging: 90W vs 65W
  • Higher refresh rate: 144Hz vs 120Hz
  • Faster wireless charging: 25W vs 15W
  • Cheaper at launch: $500 vs $799

  • Higher performance (91/100 vs 82/100)
  • Longer battery life (80/100 vs 63/100)
  • Better display (99/100 vs 85/100)

What makes Nothing Phone (3) better?

  • Lighter: 198g vs 221g

  • Better camera (81/100 vs 40/100)
  • Better portability (49/100 vs 43/100)

Comparison verdict

Comparing the Motorola Edge 70 Max vs the Nothing Phone (3), the Nothing Phone (3) scores 2 points higher (77/100 vs 75/100). In the "camera" category, the Nothing Phone (3) leads (81/100 vs 40/100). In the "battery" category, the Motorola Edge 70 Max leads (80/100 vs 63/100). Value score: Motorola Edge 70 Max — 72/100, Nothing Phone (3) — 68/100; it shows how far a model sits above or below the usual level for its price, and is not part of the overall rating. In the "performance" category, the Motorola Edge 70 Max is a bit better (91/100 vs 82/100). In the "display" category, the Motorola Edge 70 Max is a bit better (99/100 vs 85/100). In the "camera" category, the Nothing Phone (3) significantly outperforms the Motorola Edge 70 Max (81/100 vs 40/100). In the "battery" category, the Motorola Edge 70 Max notably outperforms the Nothing Phone (3) (80/100 vs 63/100). In the "portability" category, the Nothing Phone (3) is a bit better (49/100 vs 43/100).

Motorola Edge 70 Max: The Motorola Edge 70 Max is a better fit for gamers and power users, those who care about battery life.
Nothing Phone (3): The Nothing Phone (3) is a better fit for gamers and power users, mobile photography enthusiasts.

Specs comparison

Specification Motorola Edge 70 Max Nothing Phone (3)
Processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 4
AnTuTu 3073131 2371693
Geekbench Single 2833 2162
Geekbench Multi 9119 6847
Display 6.8" LTPO AMOLED 6.7" AMOLED
Resolution 1440x3168 2800x1260
Refresh rate 144 Hz 120 Hz
Battery 7100 mAh 5150 mAh
Charging 90W 65W
Wireless charging 25W 15W
Main camera 50 MP 50 MP
Ultrawide 8 MP 50 MP
Telephoto 0 MP 50 MP
Front camera 32 MP 50 MP
RAM 8GB / 12GB 12GB / 16GB
Storage 256GB 256GB / 512GB
OS Android 16 Android 15 / Nothing OS 3.0
Brightness (peak) 7000 nits 4500 nits
NFC yes yes
Protection IP68/IP69 IP68
Dimensions 164.0×77.0×8.3 mm 160.6×75.6×9.0 mm
Weight 221 g 198 g
Launch price $500 $799

Camera comparison

Motorola Edge 70 Max

  • Main: 50MP f/1.8
  • Ultrawide: 8MP
  • Front: 32MP
40
camera

Nothing Phone (3)

  • Main: 50MP f/1.88
  • Ultrawide: 50MP
  • Telephoto: 50MP
  • Front: 50MP
81
camera

Display comparison

Motorola Edge 70 Max

  • 6.8" LTPO AMOLED
  • Resolution: 1440x3168
  • Refresh rate: 144 Hz
99
display

Nothing Phone (3)

  • 6.7" AMOLED
  • Resolution: 2800x1260
  • Refresh rate: 120 Hz
85
display

Battery and charging

Motorola Edge 70 Max

  • 7100 mAh
  • Wired: 90W
  • Wireless: 25W
80
battery

Nothing Phone (3)

  • 5150 mAh
  • Wired: 65W
  • Wireless: 15W
63
battery

Overall performance score

We compared Motorola Edge 70 Max and Nothing Phone (3), covering their specs and all relevant benchmarks.

Motorola Edge 70 Max Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 5
75/100
3073131 AnTuTu
Nothing Phone (3) Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 4
77/100 -29.6%
2371693 AnTuTu

Motorola Edge 70 Max leads Nothing Phone (3) by 29.6% in our overall performance rating.

Benchmarks

Launch prices and where to check today's

Motorola Edge 70 Max

$500

Nothing Phone (3)

$799

Launch price difference: $299. Motorola Edge 70 Max was $299 cheaper at launch.

Detailed category analysis

performance

In the "performance" category, the Motorola Edge 70 Max is a bit better (91/100 vs 82/100).

display

In the "display" category, the Motorola Edge 70 Max is a bit better (99/100 vs 85/100).

camera

In the "camera" category, the Nothing Phone (3) significantly outperforms the Motorola Edge 70 Max (81/100 vs 40/100).

battery

In the "battery" category, the Motorola Edge 70 Max notably outperforms the Nothing Phone (3) (80/100 vs 63/100).

portability

In the "portability" category, the Nothing Phone (3) is a bit better (49/100 vs 43/100).

Frequently asked questions

Which is better: the Motorola Edge 70 Max or the Nothing Phone (3)?

The Nothing Phone (3) edges out the Motorola Edge 70 Max by just 2 points — the two devices are very close in overall level.

What is the rating of the Motorola Edge 70 Max and the Nothing Phone (3)?

The Motorola Edge 70 Max has a MobileRank rating of 75/100, the Nothing Phone (3) — 77/100.

Which has the better camera: the Motorola Edge 70 Max or the Nothing Phone (3)?

The Nothing Phone (3) leads on camera score (81/100 vs 40/100).

Which is more powerful: the Motorola Edge 70 Max or the Nothing Phone (3)?

The Motorola Edge 70 Max leads on performance (91/100 vs 82/100).

Should you choose the Motorola Edge 70 Max over the Nothing Phone (3)?

The Motorola Edge 70 Max is a better fit for gamers and power users, those who care about battery life. The Nothing Phone (3) is a better fit for gamers and power users, mobile photography enthusiasts.