Sometimes you don't want your phone to be a luxury. You want it to make the call and last through a tiring day. Enter Motorola's Moto G line of budget devices, one of the main contributors to the company's financial gains. A high-quality, cheap phone is just what anyone could ask for. Moto G and Moto G Power It's been refreshed with a new processor and bright colors, and the Moto G Power advertises excellent water resistance starting at $300.
The Moto G Power is the most attractive budget phone yet. So we'll start there. The Moto G Power is IP69 rated, just like the newly launched flagship phones. Opel 13That's a big deal to make about being able to withstand a shower in the dishwasher. Like OnePlus' $900 phone, the Moto G Power can handle deep submersion. high pressure water injection and hotter water temperatures than most IP68-rated phones. It's also fully protected from dust that gets into the edges. Which is nice considering Motorola kept the headphone jack.
That makes the Moto G Power one of the most solid smartphones you can get at this price. It's not that thick. You're competing with a large 6.8-inch LCD display, though, which might make the device a little too big for most users. At least the size means there's plenty of battery power crammed inside. The 5,000mAh battery should last a decent amount of time on the Moto G Power, as it's not draining power either. When the phone is ready to charge You can do this with a 30w power or a 15w wireless charger.
The Moto G Power's specs won't outperform the latest Pixel A-series, but that's how you'll get great battery life from it. It has a MediaTek Dimensity 6300 CPU, which has a higher clock speed than the Moto G Power's. A little over a season ago, alongside 8GB of RAM, the phone has up to 128GB of storage and comes with a microSD expansion slot, another rare feature available in Android land.
For little hands, though not by much, the Moto G is a 6.7-inch device with the same chipset but a measly 4GB of RAM. It's one of the cheapest Motorola phones you can buy that has all the basics. The good thing is that it packs the same 5,000mAh battery, which makes it a long-lasting phone for $200, but don't throw it in the water. The Moto G only has a “waterproof” design with an IP52 rating.
Both phones will go on sale later this month.