The new Moto G has improved design, water resistance and a stepped-up camera. The design and hand feel are great, and the battery lasts more than a full day
Processor speed lags if you're trying to do many things at once. The entry-level version (8GB of storage, 1GB of RAM) is too underpowered compared to the slightly pricier step-up model
With added water resistance and a better camera, the LTE-enabled Moto G is one of the best affordable unlocked smartphones around right now...
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Publicerad: 2015-08-06, Författare: Jack , testad av: gadgetdaily.xyz
Sammanfattning: The Moto G has been given a big upgrade. The third-generation model still holds true to the principle that made its predecessors so popular: it offers a high-quality phone for a third of the price of most flagships. But with more and more budget phones cl...
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Publicerad: 2015-08-04, Författare: Jonathan , testad av: alphr.com
Motorola has nailed it once again with the third-generation Motorola Moto G. Its camera is superb, the upgraded internals make it a more responsive phone, and the extra software features make it feel more like a flagship and less like a sub-£200 budget de...
Sammanfattning: The predecessor to the 3rd Gen. looked good but Motorola has tweaked things to bring an even more appealing design. The first change brings with it a slightly more refined look, through the reduction of the microphone and speaker grills. The camera lens a...
Sammanfattning: WHEN THE FIRST MOTO G arrived at the end of 2013 it was a true market disrupter as a low cost, fully equipped smartphone. Although primarily aimed at emerging markets — it was Motorola's all-time best-selling phone and became the top selling phone in Mexi...
The Motorola Moto G isnt the cheapest proposition anymore like its predecessors were, but it still packs a solid punch for the money you shell out for it. Customisable looks, IPX7 rating so it can be dunked endlessly and a bloat-free Android experience t...
Refined design, Water resistance, Good battery life, Improved camera, Almost raw Android experience with some great software enhancements
Average display, Some slight performance hiccups, Additional camera features could be handy, Design still on the chunky side
It's easy to look at specs and compare the third-gen Moto G to similar devices, but this phone isn't about numbers, it's all about the experience. And as affordable experiences go, it's a true return to the top.Great software, including some useful Motoro...
