Compare Mobile Phones Side-by-Side

The vivo X500 is the more practical pick for most people simply because its 7500mAh battery is a huge advantage. With the same 12GB of RAM and a still-fast 144Hz display, it doesn’t look weak anywhere that matters for everyday use. If you care about going longer between charges, this is the phone that makes more sense.

The Motorola Edge 60 Ultra feels more entertainment-focused: the 6.82-inch screen is larger, the 165Hz refresh rate is higher, and the Qualcomm chipset may appeal to buyers who prefer that platform. It should feel very fluid, especially for gaming and scrolling, but the 4600mAh battery is much smaller and that trade-off is hard to ignore.

So the Motorola is the flashier spec sheet for display-first buyers, while the vivo is the one I’d trust more as a daily phone. Unless the bigger, faster screen is your top priority, the X500’s battery advantage gives it the stronger overall appeal.