STUNNING NEW DISPLAY VILLAGE REVEALED
Stockland has opened the Halcyon Gables display village in Sydney’s northwest, marking a major milestone for its first Halcyon land lease community in New South Wales.
Showcasing the full range of Halcyon layouts, the seven home display village forms part of a $240 million investment in Halcyon Gables, within Stockland’s broader $2.29 billion commitment to The Gables masterplanned community.
The first of its kind in New South Wales gives prospective homebuyers the opportunity to walk through seven two-bedroom and three-bedroom luxury homes designed specifically for over-60s lifestyle living.
Launched in 2024, Halcyon
over-60s across 12 hectares, with the first homeowners expected to move in from March this year.
Strong interest followed the January 31 grand opening, with more than 160 people attending the opening weekend and a strong level of enquiries in the first week, highlighting the depth of demand for high–quality downsizing options in the Hills.
Paul and Deborah Fraser, who live in Winston Hills will be among the first to move in.
“We spent more than three years looking at retirement living options, but none of them felt right,” Deborah said.
“That completely changed after seeing the plans for Halcyon Gables. It has so much more to offer that will enable us to
access to walking trails, recreation facilities and local shops.”
“The best part is you don’t have to get in your car because everything is on your doorstep, and yet we’re still close enough to Sydney for family outings.”
“OPENING THE DISPLAY VILLAGE HAS ALLOWED PEOPLE TO EXPERIENCE THE HOMES FIRSTHAND”
Homes are priced from $1.1 million, offering a new downsizing option for locals seeking low-maintenance living without
ities including a Wellness Centre, The Lodge with bar and alfresco fireplace, gold-class cinema, lounges and dining spaces, bowling green, pickleball courts, pool, gym and walking trails.
Stockland Halcyon Project Director Ken Franklin said the display village has provided valuable insight into local buyer demand.
“Opening the display village has allowed people to experience the homes and lifestyle offering firsthand, and the response from the local community has been very encouraging,” Franklin said.
“The ability to see and feel the design, finishes and community setting is helping people confidently picture what life at Halcyon Gables could look like.
Homeowners will enjoy access
“We’re seeing strong interest from Hills residents who want to stay connected to family and friends while moving into a home that better suits their lifestyle today.”
Franklin said the land lease model is also driving interest among over-60s.
“Our model provides homeowners with the security of owning their home, the ability to unlock capital, and the opportunity to retain 100 per cent of any capital gains, with no stamp duty on the home purchase and no exit fees,” he said.
Halcyon Gables is located within Stockland’s masterplanned Gables community in Sydney’s Hills district, offering convenient access to the Sydney Metro Northwest rail line and Norwest Business Park.
The Halcyon Gables display village is now open to the public, located at 15 Whistler Way, Gables. Visitors can book a tour with one of their Sales Professionals at the Sales and Information Centre to walk through the display homes, explore options and ask any questions.
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Upcoming releases in Marian’s Mana, Oran Park
CONTACT:
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OPEN YOUR EYES TO BEAUTIFUL ORAN PARK
What is so great about this property?
Marian’s Mana is a prestigious master-planned community offering architecturally designed residences in one of south-west Sydney’s fastest-growing neighbourhoods.
Nestled between the Oran Park Town Centre and its many amenities and the proposed Lake Pondicherry precinct, with its
foreshores, boardwalks, cafés and activity spaces, this family-friendly neighbourhood brings the best of both worlds to your every day.
With easy access to Brooking Park, Whiteman Park, DawsonDamer Park and the proposed 10-hectare lake, you’ll always find the perfect spot for a walk, picnic or quiet reading spot, moments from your front door.
Who does this property suit?
Anyone who’s wanting a more relaxed lifestyle, up-market living without many of the chores that comes with premium homes.
Tell us about the suburb this property is in?
Oran Park Town is a master planned development, designed and being built for a thriving community.
Greenfields Development Company began Oran Park in 2010 and its projected to complete the Town in the early 2040s. The Oran Park Town Centre is at the heart of the master-planned development offering residential, commercial and retail offerings as well as substantial civic and community amenities for residents and daily workers. Visit today!
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living in Oran Pa rk .
Inviting you to enjoy the best of both worlds, Oran Park townhomes combine the space of a house with a back yard and the low-maintenance qualities of apar tment living
You can choose from an exceptional selection of architecturally designed townhomes located near all the town’s popular amenities and most loved at tractions.
Ideal for growing families, downsizers and couples, these distinctive residences of fer excellent value-for-money.
• Spacious, designer interiors
• Landscaped grounds
• Two to five-bedroom layouts
• Private porches and cour tyards
• Family-friendly living areas
• Premium finishes and inclusions
• Tranquil locations
Ready for you to move in, these elegant townhomes are curated for comfor t and practicality. A beautiful lifest yle in one of Au stralia’s fastest growing suburbs awaits.
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Gizzelle made the whole selling process effortlessly stress free. I found her energy so vibrant that nothing was an issue. I was kept informed at all times with emails, calls and one on one visits. Her guidance was invaluable as was her expertise and negotiation skills which were next level. Throughout the home selling process, Gizelle was incredibly communicative, supportive and making sure me the client had the best outcome. Her professionalism, warmth and positive can do attitude was just excellent. –
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The Experts
KELLIE TICKNER
Orchard Hills Veterinary Hospital 4736 2027
AUSSIE PETS FACING MAJOR OBESITY CRISIS
Across Australia, an alarming number of our pets are carrying more weight than they should. In fact, studies suggest that up to 41 per cent of dogs and 32 per cent of cats are considered obese, making obesity the most common nutritional disorder seen in companion animals today. Even more concerning is the impact this extra weight has on their lives. On average, an overweight pet can live two to five years less than a pet maintaining an ideal body condition.
For many owners, a little extra “padding” can seem harmless, even cute. But those extra kilograms can place enormous strain on a pet’s body and significantly reduce their quality of life.
Just like in humans, obesity in pets is usually the result of consuming more calories than they burn. While factors such as breed, age, and genetics can play a role, the primary cause is simply overeating combined with insufficient exercise. Those extra calories are stored as body fat, and over time they begin to affect nearly every system in the body.
A common contributor is the well-intentioned treat. Many owners don’t realise just how calorie-dense human foods can be for pets. For example, giving a dog a small plain biscuit is roughly equivalent to a person eating
HEALTH
The Experts
FIBRE SHOULD BE A PRIORITY
Protein is having a moment. From supermarket shelves labelled “high protein” to social media posts calculating daily targets, it can feel like everyone is focused on increasing their intake. Protein is important. It supports muscle maintenance, immune function, recovery and satiety. Adequate intake becomes particularly relevant as we age, when preserving muscle mass plays a key role in long-term health. However, while protein dominates the conversation, fibre is often overlooked. Most Australians fall short of recommended fibre intakes. Adults should aim for approximately 25–30 grams per day, yet average intake remains well below this target. Unlike protein, fibre does not come with bold marketing claims, despite its wide-ranging health benefits.
Fibre plays a critical role in digestive health by adding bulk to stool and supporting regular bowel movements.
More importantly, it feeds beneficial gut bacteria, helping maintain a diverse and resilient microbiome.
Emerging research continues to explore links between gut health, immune regulation and even mood through the gut–brain axis.
Higher fibre intake is also associated with improved blood sugar control and lower LDL cholesterol levels. Consistently, diets rich in fibre are linked to reduced risk of cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes and bowel cancer. Many fibre-rich foods –including vegetables, fruit, legumes, wholegrains, nuts and seeds – provide additional vitamins, minerals and plant compounds that work together to support overall health. When these foods are replaced with more
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processed, protein-fortified options, fibre intake often declines.
This does not mean protein is overvalued. Rather, the broader dietary pattern deserves attention.
Balanced meals that include both adequate protein and a variety of plant-based foods provide the greatest benefit. Nutrition trends tend to elevate one nutrient at a time, but long-term health rarely depends on a single component.
While protein continues to receive attention, fibre remains one of the most consistently protective nutrients in the diet.
Sometimes the nutrient receiving the least attention is the one doing the most important work.
a hamburger. Even more startling, that piece of sausage shared at the dinner table could be similar to a human eating six donuts in one sitting. These small indulgences add up.
A lack of exercise also plays a significant role. Pets that spend long hours indoors or have limited activity are more likely to gain weight. Additionally, certain medications, such as cortisone, can stimulate appetite. Desexed pets can also be more prone to weight gain due to hormonal changes that slow metabolism, making careful diet management even more important.
When a pet’s body fat rises above 15 per cent
of their ideal weight, the risk of serious health problems increases dramatically.
Obesity can contribute to diabetes, heart disease, arthritis and joint pain, respiratory issues, skin disease, and even certain cancers. It can also increase the risks associated with surgery and anaesthesia. Ultimately, these conditions can limit a pet’s mobility, comfort, and enjoyment of life.
So how can you tell if your pet may be overweight? A healthy pet should have a visible waist and ribs that can be felt easily beneath a thin layer of fat. If you struggle to feel their ribs, notice a lack of waistline, or see them waddling when they walk, it may be time to reassess their diet and activity levels.
The good news is that pet obesity is largely preventable and manageable. Reviewing your pet’s daily food intake, limiting treats, and replacing high-calorie snacks with healthier options such as carrots, cucumber, apple slices, or even ice cubes can make a significant difference. Regular exercise and portion control are also key.
If you’re concerned about your pet’s weight or need guidance creating a safe weight-loss plan, the team at Orchard Hills Veterinary Hospital is here to help.
For tailored advice and support, contact our team on 4736 2027.
GET THE CARE YOUR PET DESERVES AT ORCHARD HILLS VETERINARY HOSPITAL!
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DESTINATION
Central Coast, NSW
CENTRAL COAST OFFERS
The Central Coast is one of New South Wales’ leading regional tourism destinations. Only 45 minutes north of Sydney, the scenic wonderland offers panoramic coastlines, striking nature, hinterland hideaways, and a thriving food scene.
Underpinning these offerings is the region’s growing number of sustainable businesses – one of many reasons the Central Coast was certified as the first ECO Destination in Australia in 2022.
Over two days, I embarked on a journey to uncover natural beauty and incredible food in the Central Coast though a sustainable lens, starting at Noonaweena in Kulnura.
Noonaweena is an eco-friendly sanctuary sitting on 100-acres of land overlooking the valleys of Yengo National Park. It is a green travel leader with 10 years of certification from Eco Tourism Australia.
“NOONAWEENA IS UTTERLY UNFORGETTABLE, AND IT WAS THE PERFECT BASE AS I EXPLORED THE REGION”
I spent two nights there; one night in the Glamping Bell Tent and the other in Boronia Cottage.
The Bell Tent offers a unique experience – a combination of luxury and nature. Within the tent is three double beds, an assortment of rugs covering the floor, and fairy lights set up on the interior and exterior.
A short stroll away is the kitchen and bathroom. The outdoor kitchen is where I indulged in the provided barbecue hamper and red wine. From there, I sat by the campfire until it dwindled, used the pristine shower facilities, and dozed off to the sounds of crickets and the occasional jumping kangaroo.
The following night, I called Boronia Cottage my home. The cosy self-contained cottage overlooks the National Park and comes equipped with some friendly outdoor
housemates – peacocks and chickens! Never in my wildest dreams did I think I would end up sitting on a deck overlooking a stunning landscape with a glass of wine in hand and a peacock at my side, but there I was.
Noonaweena is utterly unforgettable, and it was the perfect base as I explored the region.
My first Central Coast breakfast was at Angel Sussurri Restaurant and Manor House in Yarramalong. It was here that my eyes were first opened to how local people outdo the scenery with how beautiful they are.
I was greeted by Aurora and Deborah, and as Aurora guided me towards the area of the cafe where I could see the most birds, she was able to tell me about the wonderful characters sat at each table and explain the ins-and-outs of the incredible menu.
Here, I dined on the best scones I’ve ever had (probably the best scones ever created) and a pulled pork bagel. That dining experience was only elevated with my knowledge of Angel
Sussurri’s sustainability practices.
The family-run business cultivates produce on-site at Rustic Nest, food waste is repurposed, surplus produce is shared with the community, operations are powered by 68 solar panels – and that’s only the half of it! Matching those sustainability and hospitality standards was my next destination in Holgate: Firescreek Botanical Winery – an award-winning winery that doesn’t use grapes, but instead uses fruits and flowers.
Upon arrival, the winery’s owner Nadia led me to a gazebo overlooking much of the grounds, including ponds filled with lily pads, stunning gardens, and grand trees. This is where I enjoyed the expertly crafted Chocolate and Wine-Pairing experience, and where I completed the Foraging and Mixology Workshop after a guided tour through the gardens to collect flowers and taste fresh fruits along the way.
A word that Nadia quickly introduced to my
Angel Sussurri is a stunning breakfast location.
A night under the stars at Noonaweena.
BEAUTY AND SUSTAINABILITY
vocabulary was ‘permaculture’ – a sustainable approach to land management. The winery embraces that practice with worm hotels, a food forest, and water-saving and regenerative farming.
Sharing that passion for sustainable food cultivation was my final Central Coast stop for the day: Bells at Killcare Boutique Hotel, Restaurant and Spa.
This beautiful restaurant features seasonal dishes inspired by the produce grown and harvested in the kitchen garden.
I embarked on a garden tour with Chef Cam to sample some fresh produce, learn how the menu changes based on local produce availability, and get some menu recommendations. With his advice in mind, I ordered the Sydney rock oysters, the East Coast Yellowfin tuna, Steak tartare, Potato gnocchi, the Grilled grain-fed Flinders Signature rib-eye, and the Tiramisu.
I completed my evening with another walk around the gorgeous grounds before driving back to Noonaweena where I fell asleep excited about the next day’s activities.
Iris Lodge Alpacas was the first destination on my agenda for my final day on the Central Coast.
At the Jilliby farm run by Sean and Sharon – two people with an extraordinary passion for alpacas and the environment – I had the opportunity to meet, feed, pat and get to know the herd.
Guided by Sean, who knew each of the more than 450 animals on the farm by name, this
memorable experience was one-of-a-kind.
On the carbon-negative farm, each animal is treated as a pet – not as farm stock – and every visitor to the farm contributes to the destination’s eco-friendly practices, including tree planting and regenerative farming, solar-powered and rainwater harvesting, and composting and recycling. Paddocks are managed using rotational grazing and natural fertilisation, and native trees are preserved to protect local wildlife.
Once you arrive and meet the alpacas, you never want to leave, so it was fortunate for Sean and Sharon that I had another booking to get to.
The cherry on top of my sustainable journey through the Central Coast was Que Sera, Terrigal’s newest wine bar.
The relaxed – but refined – eatery is a welcome addition to Terrigal’s dining scene.
The owner – Sera – explained the menu is inspired by the coast and built around fresh local ingredients.
With her expert advice, I tasted the Sonoma miche alongside the Jamon iberico before diving into the Moonlight oysters, Albacore crudo, Wagyu beef skewers, and the Pork Bianco Ragu.
As with any menu built around seasonal ingredients, everything tasted fresh and energising. With commentary from the lovely Sera throughout the dining experience, I gained a new respect for the food on my plate.
That was actually the case throughout the entirety of my Central Coast retreat.
Noonaweena, Angel Sussurri, Firescreek Botanical Winery, Bells at Killcare Boutique Hotel, Restaurant and Spa, Iris Lodge Alpacas, and Que Sera serve as stellar examples of eco-friendly tourism and dining.
They are also incredible examples of hospitality. At each of these venues, I felt connected to the hosts – whether it was a restaurant owner like Aurora and Sera, a winemaker like Nadia, or farmers like Sean and Sharon – you could see the passion for people and place flow from each operator.
A visit to any of these Central Coast destinations will give you a true taste of the region, but I hope for your sake you can visit them all.
Que Sera delivers the goods.
Iris Lodges Alpacas.
Keen for some simple green therapy this season?
The Central Coast o ers an easy coastal escape just one hour north of Sydney CBD As a globally recognised ecotourism destination, you’ll unearth superb natural beauty wherever you visit between its vast headlands and lush hinterland.
From farmgate stays to food festivals, whalespotting to seafood dining, to picking your own fresh produce with the family - this is a top place to coast into your Autumn.
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MADELINE MOORE
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AQUARIUS
JANUARY 21 TO FEBRUARY 19
On Thursday, the Full Moon activates your travel and adventure zone, so you’ll feel restless and experience a strong drive for freedom and independence. It’s a delicate balancing act but being the real, authentic, quirky Aquarian you were born to be is a top priority at the moment. Your motto is from birthday great, writer and civil rights activist Maya Angelou, “If you’re always trying to be normal, you will never know how amazing you can be.”
TAURUS
APRIL 21 TO MAY 21
Are you stuck in a Taurean rut? Have you been too stubborn to embrace change? This week’s Full Moon shakes up your daily routine zone, plus Mercury and Mars are both moving through your peer group and networking zone. So use it as an opportunity to open your mind, extend your connections and expand your world. Then the Venus/Pluto square (on Friday/Saturday) could stir up a personal problem, or conflict with a partner or work colleague.
LEO
JULY 23 TO AUGUST 23
The Full Moon fires up your tempestuous nature, so you’ll feel amped up and ready to perform! But don’t let overconfidence (and over-exuberance) trip you up. Your head’s full of ambitious dreams and fabulous schemes, but they will only work if you can persuade other people to contribute to Team Leo. You’ll find creative collaboration (especially with people in your local community) will take you a lot further than functioning as a solo operator.
SCORPIO
OCTOBER 24 TO NOVEMBER 22
Thursday’s Full Moon is a good time to meditate, contemplate, ruminate and try to relax and rejuvenate. Then the Venus/ Pluto square (on Friday/Saturday) could stir up an old issue or resentment, especially involving a romantic or family relationship. So it’s time to be patient and compassionate as you develop a practical, long-term plan. Your motto for the moment is from this week’s birthday great, movie icon Bette Davis, “The key to life is accepting challenges.”
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PISCES
FEBRUARY 20 TO MARCH 20
This week’s stars increase your creative and intuitive side, so it’s a wonderful time to do a Full Moon meditation and/ or work on a special creative project that packs an emotional punch. To have magical dreams and colourful visions. To express your inner artist as you write, sing, draw, dance, perform, paint or play music. Be inspired by birthday great, memoirist and poet Maya Angelou, “You can’t use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have.”
GEMINI
MAY 22 TO JUNE 21
The planets precipitate a romantic or friendship shake-up, as you reassess your relationship priorities. But, under the influence of extravagant Jupiter, you could blow your budget with a spontaneous spending spree or commit yourself to an ambitious project that you really don’t have the energy or enthusiasm for. So think things through before you make promises! Short-term big talk is no good if it doesn’t translate into long-term dynamic action.
VIRGO
AUGUST 24 TO SEPTEMBER 23
Thursday’s Full Moon stimulates your self-esteem and money zone. So – if you want to do well financially – spending sprees are out, and serious saving is in. It’s also an appropriate time to reflect on your personal values and reassess your priorities. Then, on Friday, expansive Jupiter trines Mercury (your ruling planet). So it’s a fabulous time for study, business, networking, travel and socialising. Make sure you do something that makes your heart sing.
SAGITTARIUS
NOVEMBER 23 TO DECEMBER 21
Friday’s Mercury/Jupiter connection encourages you to transform your life by broadening and deepening your horizons. Physically, mentally and spiritually. It’s also time to expand your circle of influence and make some positive (and possibly radical) changes, especially at work. Stay alert, so you can capitalise on any lucky opportunities that come your way. On the weekend, be careful you don’t upset someone by making an impulsive, insensitive remark.
HOROSCOPES
ARIES
MARCH 21 TO APRIL 20
Thursday’s Full Moon (in Libra) lights up your partnership zone, so focus maximum attention on the special loved ones in your life. It’s also time to get the balance right between invigorating independence and cosy togetherness. Your motto for the week is from birthday great, writer and activist Maya Angelou, “I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.”
CANCER
22 TO JULY 22
Caring Cancers are the natural nurturers of the zodiac but looking after loved ones won’t be easy this week, as you juggle your busy personal and professional lives. The Full Moon falls in your domestic zone, so it’s a good time to clean and de-clutter your living space, then you can enjoy entertaining family and/or close friends on the weekend. Some lucky Crabs will travel somewhere special – to a much-loved destination with good food and beautiful surroundings.
LIBRA
S EPTEMBER 24 TO OCTOBER 23
With the Full Moon falling in your sign (on Thursday) many Librans will feel charged up with lunar energy and intuitive insights. You’re also keen to motivate, encourage and inspire others, plus make the most of your well-developed diplomatic skills. Your motto is from birthday great, writer Maya Angelou, “My mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive. And to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humour, and some style”.
CAPRICORN
DECEMBER 22 TO JANUARY 20
Thursday’s Full Moon lights up your career/reputation/life direction zone. So – this week – many Capricorns will find more meaningful, creative, compassionate and/or spiritual ways to make the world a better place. Your motto for the moment comes from environmentalist, activist and birthday great Jane Goodall (who was born on April 3, 1934), “Every individual matters. Every individual has a role to play. Every individual makes a difference.”
Word Search
Find all the words listed hidden in the grid of letters. They can be found in straight lines up, down, forwards, backwards or even diagonally.
Theme: DOG BREEDS FRENCH
DACHSHUND
KELPIE
SHIH TZU
COCKERSPANIEL
PUG
CATTLE DOG
Last week’s solution
6. True or false: Africa is the largest continent.
7. How many African countries is the Sahara Desert in?
8. What is the longest river in Africa (and the world)?
9. What is the highest mountain in Africa?
10. What is the newest country in Africa?
A
is
of numbers with no gaps but can be in any order, eg [4,2,3,5]. Clues in black cells remove that number as an option in that row and column, and are not part of any straight. Glance at the solution to see how ‘straights’ are formed.
COLOUR ME PENRITH!
Every week, we encourage your kids to give some colour to an iconic Penrith landmark. Let their creativity shine with The Western Weekender!
Maddie’s Meals
Creamy Spinach Dip
This recipe is super easy and perfect for parties and gatherings!
What You’ll Need:
– Large bowl
– Spoon or spatula
– Colander
Ingredients:
– 1/2 cup Mayonnaise
– 500mL Sour Cream
– Spring Vegetable soup mix
– 1 pack frozen Spinach
– Cob Loaf (optional)
– Bread rolls (to dip)
Method:
1. Mix all ingredients together in a large bowl. Cover and place in the fridge for at least 4 hours,
but overnight is recommended.
2. If using a cob, cut a hole in the centre and remove enough of the bread inside to fill with the dip.
3. Once the dip is ready, spoon it into the hole inside the cob loaf. If not using a cob loaf, break apart bread rolls into small pieces to dip with. Enjoy!
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EDGE 60 PRO A SOLID ALL-ROUNDER PRODUCT REVIEW
Don’t let anyone tell you that you need to fork out $1500+ for a quality smartphone. Yes, the newly released Samsung Galaxy S26 and Apple iPhone 17 are pretty sexy products, but they do come with a hefty price tag which,
under this current cost of living crisis, probably isn’t the wisest thing to drop your entire pay cheque on.
Recently, I had the opportunity to road test the sleek-looking Motorola Edge 60 Pro, a mid-to-upper range Android
smartphone priced well under $1000 at most retailers.
The Edge 60 Pro was the talk of the town when it was released last year – dubbed a “solid all-rounder” and “sleeper hit” by many of its users, and I must agree!
“EDGE 60 PRO DELIVERS WHEN TAKING STILL SHOTS”
The battery life on this phone was exceptional – it can easily last two days even with heavy use! I also thought the phone’s display was bright, sharp and vibrant and its performance was strong, handling daily tasks and more with good efficiency. Cameras are always the rage with new phones and the Edge 60 Pro delivers when taking still shots. Unfortunately, one let
down was the video recording quality, but it certainly shouldn’t be a deal breaker.
Other positive aspects include the phone’s premium design and build, with the Edge 60 Pro attractive and lightweight. While its fast-charging capabilities when plugged in are quite impressive!
Of course, like any piece of tech on the market, not everything is a 10/10, but it is perfect for people that prioritise battery life, display and everyday usability over cutting-edge software longevity or top-tier video recording.
The Motorola Edge 60 Pro will do what you need it to, and some! It’s on sale now!
– Nathan Taylor
