Moto G7 family hands-on review Comments

• Jason Melling
• RLq
• 07 Feb 2019

Typical Moto crap.

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• jewel
• XV6
• 07 Feb 2019

Moto Sucks. 636 processor in 2019 just bullshit.

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• Whackcar
• y@W
• 07 Feb 2019

Minuscule upgrade over Moto G6 series. Only visible difference is the screen, and it's arguably worse now... For the same prices, you can get significantly better phones if you know where to look.

Hopefully Z series upgrades will be more prominent.

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• fonman
• XNt
• 07 Feb 2019

Lenovo (motorola) just milking the cow - making a bad impression for moto - they should have given atleast snapdragon 660 - not going the right way - they can make moto an amazing brand with value, but sadly they are not ....................

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• Anonymous
• LQv
• 07 Feb 2019

So it has f1.7 and bigger 1/2.6" but still using iso above 100 in daylight shots.
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• Anonymous
• MQ3
• 07 Feb 2019

Nothiing really exciting over here. I´d go for the Power , at least you get a juicy 5000mah batery which should be very efficient on a 632 Soc Snapdragon.

Not much difference over the G7 Plus and G7. They should have done a single model with a better processor.

Why confusing the consumer with 4 different models?

Please upgrade your phones Motorola, the G5s still in Android 7 in Europe.....

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• dude
• 3q8
• 07 Feb 2019

Moto G is losing it's identity. It used to be the best mid ranger you could buy for a fair amount, and pay a bit extra if you wanted a bigger screen. Nowadays the g7 and g7plus are like two different phones and the price is way above the 200 as it used to be.

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• Walter C. Dornez
• r93
• 07 Feb 2019

Yeah, these are kinda crap. Hell, the M series from Samsung is better and don't even get me started on Tedmi

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• Anonymous
• Feq
• 07 Feb 2019

Mi 8 Lite is cheaper and has a 660. Hell, for the cost of the Plus, I could get a F1 with a 845!

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• Anonymous
• vjw
• 07 Feb 2019

"Unshakable image quality"? Sounds like the promotional slogan is written by a non-native English speaker.

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• sandesh
• DkY
• 07 Feb 2019

cost is too high according to specs

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• rameshiyer
• DkY
• 07 Feb 2019

People expect smartphones with atleast SD-660 SoC in 2019. Moto G7 Plus coming with SD-636 doesn't seem appealing enough. Anyway, might do well in India if priced under Rs 15000.
BTW, Motorola phones' build quality has dropped drastically ever since Lenovo bought it from Google years ago. Hope this Moto G7 series is worth its price !

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• Rodrigo
• L06
• 07 Feb 2019

Snap 636? C'mon... It should be least the 660... To expensive for the specs

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