Motorola may have changed ownership a few times already, but the iconic Moto G series not only survived the turmoil but thrived. Cheap yet powerful is a very lucrative smartphone niche and lately, all makers are making the run for it one way or the other. Does the Moto G6 hit the sweet spot? Let's find out!
The Moto G6 is the most balanced offer among the new Moto G6 trio with Play and Plus being the moderate and boosted options. So, as far as being in the middle - Moto G6 is already there.
Lenovo introduced the trendy tall screen to the Moto G6 series, as well as a dual-camera capable of native portrait shots. New glass design and modern chipset should make the G6 as compatible as possible.
One of the biggest Moto charms has always been the near vanilla Android experience and it's here to stay with the G6. Motorola promise timely updates that will continue for at least two years.
The Moto G6 is a modern-looking and well-specced smartphone, quite promising at that €250 price. But is it worth that cash? Let's find out.
The Moto G6 comes packed in a colorful paper box. It's bundled with a standard USB Type-C cable, a 15W TurboPower charger, and a transparent rubber case.
There are no headphones inside the Moto G6's box, but you can use any pair thanks to the available audio jack.
Absolutely agree about the problem with audio problems. None of my five external devises work in my g6 earphone connection.
If you want to use your phone to make/receive phone calls, I advise people NOT to buy this phone. The call volume on this phone is absolutely abysmal. I bought this phone last week and had to return it - speakerphone loudness is barely above a whis...
I have been using this phone for a month. I have faced no issues with this phone till now. Phone works smoothly. Camera quality is good. Speakers are good. Good calling quality and signal reception. Battery though is 3000mAh it lasts more than a day(...
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