Motorola Moto Edge 40 Neo 256GB Black

It means the Motorola Moto Edge 40 Neo is not a brand new unit, but a previously used phone that has been checked and prepared for resale. The device goes through functionality tests and a general condition inspection, and if anything needs fixing, our refurbishment partners restore it so it works properly. It should be ready for everyday use, but we do not guarantee a like new appearance or that every internal part is an original manufacturer component. Because it has been refurbished, the original water resistance cannot be guaranteed, even if the model is rated for water protection on paper.

The Motorola Moto Edge 40 Neo uses a Nano SIM, which is the smallest and most common SIM size today. Many versions of this model can also support eSIM, meaning you can add a second line digitally without inserting another physical card. Whether eSIM is available can depend on the specific version and region, so the quickest way to confirm what your unit supports is to check the SIM and network settings on the phone.

The Motorola Moto Edge 40 Neo works best with a wired USB C charger that supports TurboPower fast charging up to 68 W, because that is the maximum charging power the phone can take. The safest option is the original Motorola TurboPower 68 W adapter with a USB C to USB C cable, but other reputable USB C Power Delivery chargers with similar wattage will work well too. If you plug in a higher wattage charger, the phone will only draw the power it supports, so it will not damage the battery, it simply will not charge faster than its own limit.

You can reset the Motorola Moto Edge 40 Neo in two ways, depending on whether you can access the settings. If the phone works normally, go to Settings, open System, choose Reset options, then select Erase all data, which is the factory reset, and confirm with your screen lock or Google account. This will remove all personal data, so it is a good idea to back up important photos and files first. If you cannot access the system, power the phone off, then press and hold the Power button and Volume Down together until the menu appears, select Recovery mode, choose wipe data factory reset, confirm, and reboot the phone when it is finished.

Yes, the Motorola Moto Edge 40 Neo supports Dual SIM, but the exact setup can vary by version. Most commonly it works with one physical Nano SIM plus an eSIM, so you can keep two numbers active without inserting a second plastic card. In some variants, depending on the market, it can also support two physical SIM cards, so if you want the most accurate answer for your unit, the quickest check is in the SIM settings on the phone.