techradar.com Updated:
2016-10-21 05:21:26
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When the first Moto G arrived back in 2013, it was a revelation. It showed us that phones under £150 didn't have to come with rubbish screens and dodgy performance. Now we're onto the Moto G's third version.What's new? A better camera is the highlight, wh...
Lovely camera, Smart water resistance, Great performance, Decent screen...
Bulkier design, Pricer than older Moto Gs, Non, stereo front speaker...
It's pricier than the last generations, but an amazing camera and near-flawless performance make this the most complete-feeling Moto G yet...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated:
2016-10-21 05:21:26
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When the first Moto G arrived back in 2013, it was a revelation. It showed us that phones under £150 didn't have to come with rubbish screens and dodgy performance. Now we're onto the Moto G's third version.What's new? A better camera is the highlight...
Lovely camera, Smart water resistance, Great performance, Decent screen...
Bulkier design, Pricer than older Moto Gs, Nonstereo front speaker...
It's pricier than the last generations, but an amazing camera and near-flawless performance make this the most complete-feeling Moto G yet...
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There's a new low cost Motorola on the market in the form of the Moto G (2014). So if you fancy the latest budget Android blower you'll want to check out the 5-inch, 4G enabled, quad-core 2014 edition - although it will cost you a little more.Motorola kic...
Great value, Decent screen, Slick interface...
Poor camera, Low internal storage, Extra cost for microSD and 4G...
Motorola is back folks, it's official. It may not be the return I would have predicted - there's no flagship phone stuffed full of the latest tech - but arguably what the now Google-owned firm has done is even better.The Moto G is a top notch, low cost sm...
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The very latest Moto G adds 4G for fast internet downloads and streaming. But the other one's still available. For about the same price. So why the difference? The 4G -capable version of the Moto G looks pretty much the same as the other Moto G -- same s...
Larger screen, dual SIM, sturdy build, good battery life, expandable memory, budget price, 4G...
Processor same as last model, screen resolution hasn't increased...
The 4G version of the latest generation Moto G is pretty much the same phone but a teensy bit heavier and with a slightly bigger battery. Oh, and it's got 4G, for about the same price. It's a no-brainer, this is the one to go for, and despite no improvem...
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It is 14x7x1cm and weights 147grams. Unusually for mobile phone reviews I have been able to use this for ten weeks before writing this review. It has been my constant companion when out and about.This is a dual SIM unit which are slowly becoming more popu...
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theaustralian.com.au Updated:
2016-10-21 05:21:26
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Flagship smartphones might grab the headlines but not everyone wants to spend big bucks on a new smartphone. According to IDC, the majority of smartphone sales are still driven by the budget market with almost 60 per cent of all Android smartphone shipmen...
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fatducktech.com Updated:
2016-10-21 05:21:26
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Motorola's second generation Moto G drops dual-SIM support in favour of LTE and microSD card support at a budget price point.Motorola's in an interesting position right now. It's just been formally acquired by Lenovo, making the Chinese firm one of the wo...
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Of course, 4G contract prices do get a lot more expensive once you start adding more data, but regardless of which network you want, the 4G Moto G is still the smartphone to buy for everyone who isn't after a flagship model. The 4G verison also comes with...
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With a bigger 5in screen and stereo speakers on the front, the second-generation Moto G is a worthy upgrade from the original smartphone . See also: full Moto G 2014 review. Design-wise, the new model follows the original almost exactly. There's no disg...
With a bigger screen, much better speakers and improved cameras, the new Moto G is a great budget smartphone. The lack of support for 4G will be a deal-breaker for some, though. It isn't without its rivals, but if you're specifically looking for a budget...
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As expected, Motorola recently launched a 2014 edition of the Moto G smartphone but what's the difference compared to the original Moto...
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Wired.co.uk rounds-up the best 4G smartphones on sale today and provides reviews for each.4G 's coming up very fast and with UK coverage extending almost daily, it's time to insist on a 4G-capable handset for your next upgrade. Here are a few of the bes...
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We've seen both what Motorola calls the high and the low end of its mobile phone spectrum, and now it's time to check out the mid-range, as Motorola's “G” enters the appropriately initialled GadgetGuy labs.A new Moto G might be on its way out to shelves...
Solid 4G battery life in a compact size, with almost two days of juice; Nice screen; Comfy design; Insanely up-to-date version of Android; Upgradeable storage;...
Mediocre camera with slow auto-focus; System performance can lag sometimes;...
It's not the cheapest Motorola out there, but in terms of performance, the Moto G 4G ticks quite a few boxes, offering a great screen, fast 4G speeds, and impressive battery life.There's some pretty solid competition between this and Kogan's BenQ-powered...
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gadgetdaily.xyz Updated:
2016-10-21 05:21:26
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hen Motorola launched the Moto G it gave every handset maker aiming for a budget buyer a problem. The quality and specifications were fantastic, considering the pricing. Now Motorola has upped the stakes again, giving the Moto G a face-lift in two importa...
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Despite over nine months elapsing since we originally reviewed it, the Motorola Moto G remains the best budget Android smartphone we've seen. Recently, Motorola released an updated model, adding support for 4G and expandable storage via a microSD card. This review covers both models, but be careful when you're buying to ensure you're getting the model you intended...
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BARGAIN: The Motorola G is now 4G ready [DAVE SNELLING]GADGET OF THE WEEK MOTO G 4G • £169The Moto G was by far the best budget phone of 2013.With a quality feel, stunnning screen and decent camera you'd be forgiven for thinking it wasn't a premium handse...
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The Motorola Moto G is the king of budget smartphones but Microsoft has just announced the Lumia 520 as a follow-on to the Lumia 520. What's the best budget smartphone? Read our Motorola Moto G vs Nokia Lumia 530 comparison. See also : The 14 best budget...
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tekgadg.com Updated:
2016-10-21 05:21:56
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Here's our review of the Moto G LTE. Click play above!Sample photos taken with Moto G's 5 megapixel camera below.Sean...
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whatmobile.net Updated:
2016-10-21 05:22:10
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There was a time when Motorola was one of the biggest names in the UK market. You couldn’t watch the TV for 5 minutes without hearing the ‘Hello Moto’ slogan. But in recent years th...
Incredible price for the specs, Streamlined, userfriendly design, Fast performance thanks to basic Android integration...
Camera doesn't live up to the rest of the phone, Too little storage space...
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The Moto G has been PC Advisor's best budget smartphone for a while but Motorola has come along with an even cheaper model in the Moto E . Watch our Moto E vs Moto G video review to see how the two budget smartphones compare. See also : What's the best bu...
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alphr.com Updated:
2016-10-21 05:22:10
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Now that Motorola has announced an updated version of the Moto G (with 4G and a microSD slot) the price of the 2013's popular 3G model has dropped to £99, which is unbelievably good value. Take a look at our Moto G 2013 review to find out why this smartph...
A high-quality budget Android handset with an excellent screen and long battery life...
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Here at PC Advisor we're massive fans of the Motorola Moto G. It's not the fastest, nor the most feature-packed smartphone you can buy, but it does all the essentials and a lot more for as little as £129 (8GB 2013 model). It's the best-value smartphone we...
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knowyourmobile.com Updated:
2016-10-21 05:22:10
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Hopefully they won't change too much, however, because of the small number of phones produced during Motorola's short time under Google, the Moto X and Moto G were absolute diamonds.Google's influence was pretty clear with the Moto G too, following the co...
Compact and lightweight, Interchangeable back panels, Excellent screen, Good performance, Stock Android, Adequate storage, Low price...
3G-only model lacks microSD, Mediocre camera...
The Moto G has managed to retain the positive image I initially had of it on launch, which is not something that can be said of every device which passes through KYM Towers. Again, running the Moto G side-by-side with the Hudl is quite apt as there are...
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whistleout.com.au Updated:
2016-10-21 05:22:10
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The Motorola Moto G is a super-affordable phone that doesn't sacrifice too much in the way of hardware and user experience. Within its price category it's way ahead of the competition in power and specs. Best of all, it runs the vanilla Android UI, meanin...
The Moto G isn't perfect, but it's the best phone we've used in its price range. It's smooth, faster than the competition, takes decent photos and even looks pretty nice. Even if you don't like the look you can grab any one of a bunch of Moto Shells, whic...
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The Motorola Moto G has been around for a few months now so here's our updated and in-depth review of the best budget smartphone on the market. Head to page two for our original review. See also: 18 best smartphones: The best phone you can buy in 2014...
Motorola's Moto G is the best budget smartphone around. At £135 it's got great build quality, an excellent screen, decent cameras and Android 4.3 Jelly Bean soon to be upgrade to 4.4 KitKat.>> Read on…Pages123Tags:Smartphones,Gadgets,Christmas Buying Guid...
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In another life I work for other publications such as PC Advisor, Android Advisor and Tech Advisor. As a consequence I take a broader view of the smartphone world than do some of my more Apple-focused Macworld colleagues. This means that I can appreciate...
These two handsets are both great, evenly matched for storage and performance. We expect that no-one would be disappointed with the purchase of either. The Moto G is bigger and bulkier but has a bigger screen. You will, however, notice the extra money you...
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Here we are again with another review of an exciting new device, the Motorola Moto G. This phones has had a lot of press recently and it has even been suggested that this is the bargain of the decade by some. The phone is the Motorolas second successful...
I have really enjoyed reviewing the Moto G as it has really surprised me by just how brilliant it is, and at £119 for the 8GB version it has to be considered a must buy for tech fans or people who are still looking to venture into the smartphone market f...
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Moto G - Review in a nutshell The Moto G is one of our favourite phones at the moment. It provides solid specs with a very low price. It is, quite simply, amazing vaue for money. It comes with a great screen and strong performance, in fact this is the typ...
So much tech for your cash, Good performance, Jazzed-up design...
A Moto G4 downgrade in some ways...
The Motorola Moto G is one of the best phones of the year, and the first time we've seen a phone of this calibre launch at under £200 SIM-free. That it's so much cheaper than £200 is a minor miracle. This phone deserves to sell by the bucketload.Next, rea...
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itreviews.com Updated:
2016-10-21 05:22:13
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The Motorola Moto G is an ambitious phone. It debuted for $179 as an unlocked device and made us rethink what we could get from a low-cost handset. The Moto G now lands on Boost Mobile for an even more wallet-friendly $129.99, with access to Boost’s affor...
The Motorola Moto G is a well-built phone for a great price on Boost Mobile, but its lack of LTE limits its appeal...
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The Motorola Moto G doesn't have any of the trinkets that leading smartphones tend to tout. Rather than focusing on gimmicks, Motorola has concentrated on refining the basics; the things we make use of in our smartphones everyday...
High density screen, Dual-SIM, Well priced...
Limited availability, No 4G LTE, No NFC...
Under Google's watch Motorola has managed to deliver one of the best value-for-money smartphones on the market today. It is wonderfully styled, has powerful innards and offers the money-saving advantages of a dual-SIM smartphone...
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Theinquirer.net Updated:
2016-10-21 05:22:13
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AMERICAN PHONE MAKER Motorola's Moto G smartphone has jumped on the affordable Android smartphone bandwagon as it looks to challenge the Google Nexus 5. However, the Moto G doesn't have the most impressive specifications...
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The Moto X is coming to the UK and the Moto G is already available so you might be trying to decide which to buy. Well that's where we come in because we've compared the two Android smartphones in various categories to highlight how they differ. See also...
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Cheap smartphones — we mean really cheap, off-contract smartphones — are terrible. They're tormented by horrid, pixilated screens, they're slower than your grandma, and they feel like they're held together by Scotch tape. The $249 Moto G is none of those...
If you're on a telco contract, then no. get the Nexus 5 instead, which is $399 off-contract and is better in absolutely every way...
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With the flagship Moto X due for release on the 1 Feb , we take a look at whether it's worth investing in smaller and cheaper Moto G. On first glance, the Moto G looks similar to the myriad of budget handsets on the market as it's got a cheap plastic fro...
Camera isn't great; No microSDsupport; Limited onboard memory; No 4G connectivity...
Excellent value for money; Great display; Vanilla Android 4.4; Quick software updates; Changeable back covers; 50GB of Google Drive storage;...
For £130 nothing else comes close to the Moto G. It offers excellent performance, all day battery life and it runs the latest version of Google's Android platform, KitKat. It's not perfect but you won't find anything better at this price...
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Budget Android phone. Those three words for many years have basically meant that somewhere in the phone there will be a compromise. A compromise that was so badly thought out you’d think it was made by a child or a large rock. Over the years many many...
In conclusion I think the Moto G is an amazing phone, for the price of course. Tesco mobile are selling the 16GB model for £129.99 which if used sensibly could last you for ages. I'm going to pick one up for use as a holiday phone or for interim periods b...
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Motorola's release of the Moto G marks the first handset released onto the Australian market from the mobile giant in quite some time. While it was hoped the Moto X would make it to Australia, it seems this was not to be, and after the mostly impressive r...
Launched with Android 4.3, already received Android 4.4.2, Penta-band GSM and quad-band UMTS; supports just about every network except 4G, Feels good. Looks good. Great size, Battery life can be measured in days...
Lack of 4G; I understand why it's not there, but I still want it, Screen can lack a bit of brightness; turn off auto and set it manually, Very occasional stutter when switching apps, Hardware...
If you hadn't figured it out from reading the rest of my review, I'll sum it up for you nice and simply: the Moto G is a shining example of what a sub-$300 Android phone should look like. Hell, it does a good job of demonstrating what a sub-$500 Android p...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2016-10-21 05:22:13
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After weeks of mounting rumours, Motorola has officially unveiled its Moto G handset at an event in Brazil. The firm's new Android smartphone gets a quad-core processor, a HD... As Motorola gears up to present its latest Moto G handset to the world on 13...
Best value for money on the market, Excellent build, Responsiveness and fluidity worthy of a highend phone, HD display has a clean, natural image, Okay multimedia features, Sound quality during calls...
Nonexpandable memory, No 32 GB model for multimedia lovers, Sound quality from speaker, Mediocre camera (video stills)...
The Moto G hits hard for a handset of this price. It has a great screen and a responsive interface; you'd almost forget it's a budget phone. The camera and storage are always there to remind you of its caste, but otherwise it's a rare feat for an entry-le...
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T3.com
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2016-10-21 05:22:13
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The Moto G may have all the hallmarks of being a smartphone made by Motorola but from the start it's clear that underneath this is a phone that has been almost entirely influenced by the company that owns it, Google. Materialising in the form of a simple...
Brilliant 4.5-inch HD display, Google App suite is excellent, Stylish, sturdy build quality...
Lack of LTE, Small memory...
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androidaustralia.com.au Updated:
2016-10-21 05:22:13
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Towards the end of 2013, Motorola was making strides with the launch of their handset targeted for the masses — Moto G.For the last couple months, fans of Android have sat by while the Americas and the UK got their hands on this cut-price prizefighter. Bu...
Design and overall build quality, Silky performance, Battery life, HD display clarity, Basically pure android, , THE...
No expandable storage, Standard rear shell, Screen comes off as dull at times...
In parts of this review I've compared the Moto G to bigger, and virtually more powerful devices in every respect, and that's because for this money, there's nothing else in its price range currently on the market that compares to it. Yes it does suffer f...
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The Moto G looks and feels like a less athletic iteration of the Moto X .It's a fair bit chunkier and its weightier than size zero flagships such as the iPhone 5s , but we don't actually mind as it feels solid and, most importantly, not cheap.It shares th...
Very, very affordable, More than fast enough, Fairly vanilla Android and Kit Kat's on the way, Nicely made and fun colour options...
Weak camera...
The Moto G is nothing short of a game-changer. It has completely destroyed every other mid-range phone in the market with its specs:value ratio and it deserves every single one of its five stars. There simply should be no other Android phone to conside...
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thunderbaylive.com Updated:
2016-10-21 05:22:13
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Lisa Gade reviews the Moto G by Motorola. This is an unlocked GSM Android smartphone that sells for just $179 for the 8 gig model and $199 for the 16 gig model. The Moto G looks a lot like the attractive Moto X and it's just as comfy in the hand thanks to...
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Regular readers of my phone reviews for El Reg will be well aware that I like cheap devices. On these very pages I have sung the praises of handsets such as Huawei's Ascend G310 and ZTE's Skate – aka the Orange Monte Carlo – after being impressed by the...
It's easier to list the Moto G's failings, such as they are: a fixed battery, no 4G/LTE radio, no infrared transmitter and no storage expansion. That's really it. In every other way – design, build, performance, software and capability – the Moto G is ev...
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With a flagship smartphone from the likes of Sony, Samsung and HTC and more that will cost you the best part of £600 off-contract. Can Motorola do a good budget smartphone for little money. Well, Motorola thinks is can Welcome the Moto G, the Moto G is th...
ForsPrice Point is excellent for the money you pay for the Moto GBrilliantly DesignedVery Good Battery lifeAgainstNo SD SupportNot the Best Camera but not the worst"" frameborder="0" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" scrolling="no" style="border: 0px curre...
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techview.co Updated:
2016-10-21 05:22:14
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The Motorola Moto G is one of the best low-cost smartphones on the market as it offers excellent specs for the unbelievably low price of just £135. Available for £120 on Pay As You Go in the UK, the Motorola Moto G brings outstanding mid-range specs to th...
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The Motorola Moto G is a fantastic phone for the money. No other handset gives you close to as much for just £135, in fact you’d probably have to spend at least twice as much to get any other phone that offered as much as the Moto G. It’s a shame th...
Great value, good specs, impressive screen and long lasting battery.
No 4G connectivity, average camera and no micro SD card slot.
The Motorola Moto G has trumped the Nexus 5 as the best value handset on the market. Not only is it cheap but it's a great all round phone too, with only a few cut corners...
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tech.uk.msn.com Updated:
2016-10-21 05:22:14
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Motorola Moto G: reviewMotorola recently unleashed its latest assault on the smartphone market although, this time around, the Google-owned company wasn't looking at the top end of the Android tree. With the Moto G, the mobile giant only had eyes for the...
The Moto G has made this reviewer's life so much simpler. Every time someone asks what cheap phone they should buy, from now on there's only one answer...
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While adding the word cheap next to any piece of consumer electronics rarely increases its desirability, supplementing it with bargain can do the opposite. A prime example would be the Nexus 4, which although still relatively expensive, was superb value f...
An absolute bargain at $180 unconnected, Stock Android 4.3 Jelly Bean/Android 4.4 KitKat, Fast, capable processor, 4.5-inch, 720p screen is just about perfect, Excellent battery life...
The camera is basic, A choice of 8GB or 16GB of memory, No removable battery, External speaker has to be cranked up to hear, No 4G LTE capability...
The Moto G has consistently lived up to every expectation I had of it, and performed like a phone that costs twice its price. It so completely obliterates its natural competition, that anyone wanting an Android smartphone outside of the top echelons, wo...
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A flagship smartphone from the likes of Sony, Samsung and HTC will cost you the best part of £600 off-contract and while you get all the bells and whistles with it, there is a lot more you can do with that kind of money. Well, that's what Motorola thinks:...
Fantastic price, lovely design, good performance, vibrant display, good camera and sound, Moto Migrate makes set up easy, 50GB free Google Drive storage, great customising options, Android 4.4...
No microSD support, switching between front and rear cameras sluggish, battery good but not 24 hours, no NFC...
For the price, the Moto G is a fantastic device. It has a beautiful display with bright, vibrant and detailed images, the sound quality is great and the battery capacity will give you a good 14 hours' use in our experience. We really like the desig...
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LG has just rewritten the smartphone rulebook. When we talk about the handsets that give you the best value for money, Google's Nexus generally takes pole position – and the Nexus 5 is a case in point. No, I didn't like everything about the Nexus 5, but y...
Great screen, Solid chassis, Lots of covers, Well priced...
No microSD slot, No 4G LTE support...
Motorola has potentially changed the entry-level smartphone game with the Moto G. This is a well-built handset with a good screen and a capable processor, and it has a no-frills approach to Android along with some nice shells. This budget phone has “winn...
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The release of a budget-priced phone rarely sets techy hearts a-flutter. But the first new phone from Google-owned Motorola sets a very high bar for a very low price, and sees a clear bid for world domination. There's been a bit of a flurry around the lo...
Gorgeous screen, powerful processor, sturdy build, good battery life, budget price...
A bit chunky, no 4G, no expandable memory...
The Moto G is essentially a pretty decent mid-spec phone but it's the budget price that makes it really special. Tech fans will want something a bit more distinctive, but for many (and Motorola is hoping very many), this spec is more than they really ne...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2016-10-21 05:22:16
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Google shook the technology industry in 2012 when it released its first Nexus 7 tablet . It offered buyers top-end performance traditionally only seen on £500-plus devices, but it cost just £200. The tactic proved a hit and since then every tech company...
Quad-core processor, good screen, decent battery life, average camera, seriously cheap...
16GB max storage, no micro SD card slot, no 4G...
The Motorola Moto G is great value for money. Powered by a Snapdragon 400 processor and featuring an above-average screen, it offers performance normally seen on phones close to twice its price. This makes the Moto G an ideal choice for any business looki...
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We really didn't think anyone would be able to beat the value found in the Nexus 5, but somehow Motorola has done it. The Moto G is, for the money, quite an achievement. To pack a quad-core processor and a 720p screen into a phone that costs just £135 is...
We are very impressed with the Moto G. The bottom line is, nearly all the faults we have with it are excusable when you hold it up against the rest of the similarly priced competition.Quite simply it represents stellar value. We think Motorola's no fuss a...
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mobilechoiceuk.com Updated:
2016-10-21 05:22:16
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When Motorola announced that its new quad-core 4.5-inch smartphone - packing a 720p HD screen and Android Jelly Bean 4.3 - would cost just £135 in the UK, our jaws were bouncing off our knees. It seemed too good to be true, but the Moto G is finally here...
Sharp HD screen; The latest Android; Impressive performance; Changeable covers...
Limited onboard storage; No NFC or 4G; Unusual camera focus...
The Motorola Moto G’s 720p screen is a brilliant way to take in HD video or browse the web, and the quad-core processor effortlessly copes with the latest Android and all of your apps. Despite its processing pause and unusual focus method, the five-megapi...
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gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated:
2016-10-21 05:22:16
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The Motorola Moto G is the answer to our question, "Where is our Moto X?" Motorola's comeback Android smartphone was a US-only handset, and fans were left waiting on an international launch date for months. But now we've got this, the Moto G, an even b...
From a distance, the Moto G looks identical to the attractive Moto X. Get up close, and it still does. Though it's simply a plastic shell, it's rigid and attractively curved to make it look thinner than its 11.6mm, with a minimal bezel. Best of all, it's customisable too: there are more than 15 different cases you can snap on the back, and we're actually rather taken with the coloured ones we too...
Out of the box, the Moto G runs Android 4.3 Jelly Bean, leaving it ever so slightly behind the curve, as the Nexus line of Google devices (which, confusingly, the Google-owned Motorola doesn't make) have been updated to Android 4.4 KitKat, which adds tighter Google Now integration, better multitasking and more. This in itself is only a minor issue: Motorola has pledged to deliver the 4.4 update f...
We've seen plenty of budget smartphones over the years, but none have ever delivered on the promise of a great experience at a low cost like the Moto G has. Not only are its specs fast, its screen sharp and its software (almost) bang up to date, it act...
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Motorola has announced a new handset, the Moto G, that's designed to deliver a premium experience at a price that all can afford. Launched at an event in Sao Paulo, Brazil, the new handset is looking to avoid the pitfalls of current budget handsets, by d...
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It offers a perfectly decent 5MP camera, whose pictures look better in the gallery than they do the second you take them. Motorola has done very little to improve Google's now excellent Android interface, save for offering an ‘Assist' function that mak...
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The new model has similar specs as its predecessor, including the same 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 quad-core processor. That's not really a problem as it runs smoothly and the interface has been improved in meaningful ways.For instance, Google Now has...
Bigger screen, Micro SD card slot for more memory, stereo speakers, better cameras...
Larger and heavier than its predecessor...
The Moto G second generation is finally here. Being a first generation Moto G user, I was really excited about the improvements Motorola has made to the 2014 edition of the phone.The new model has similar specs as its predecessor, including the same 1.2G...
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I can't afford to buy the latest smartphone. Instead, I carefully choose my next phone purchase by looking for that balance between specs, performance and price. So about 4 or 5 months ago, I decided on getting a Moto G. And here is my quick (albeit very...
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It's been a while since I last reviewed a smartphone so it was with great anticipation that the first smartphone I got a chance to play around with after all these years was Google 's first (but sadly the last smartphone) budget-conscious smartphone, the...
Lightning responsiveness, Excellent battery life, Good screen quality, size, Great build quality, Great value for money...
A little heavy for its size, Only 5MP camera, Only up to 16GB of storage; no SD expansion slot, Plain vanilla Android KitKat may not excite some, Lack of accessories like covers, screen protectors...
Overall, I feel that the Moto G is a real winner given the price it's being sold at. IMHO, Google has done well to go back to the roots of why we all purchase a smartphone in the first place – to be connected to the Internet, engaged in productivity, comm...
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Looking Solid At first glance, the Moto G looks pretty decent. That's a good thing. Besides that, the matte finish back cases are great for grip. It also feels heavier than most smartphones out there, but it isn't an issue. The one big problem with the de...
Review: Motorola Moto G (8GB)The smartphone the whole tech community has been waiting for is here, the Motorola Moto G. Since re-launching itself, Motorola has introduced two new lines of devices – the higher-end Moto X, and its mass-market cousin, the Mo...
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The Motorola Moto G is one of the company's most recent and most affordable offering after it was acquired by Google. Let's find out if this is the best Android smartphone in its class and price category after reading our full review.There are actually tw...
Great build, Vivid display, Decent battery life, Good HDR camera output...
Tinny loudspeaker, Back cover tends to catch grease easily, Non-expandable memory...
In the end, Moto G lives up to its name. Being a Motorola smartphone plus a Google company (until Lenovo bought Motorola), it a very capable phone with superb screen and build.The Moto G is not officially released in the Philippines but several online sel...
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Moto G is a budget Android smartphone with Quad-core processor and dual-SIM support.Motorola and Brightstar launched Moto G in Malaysia on 16th January 2014. LiewCF was invited to the launch event to have first hand experience with Moto G.Read on for my t...
Moto G browser loaded LiewCF.comMoto G has set a new hardware standard for budget smartphone in 2014. With the same specs, the other Android phones would cost you RM 1,000. Moto G is value-for-money.Other manufacturers will need to develop smartphone that...
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Apart from being a price-busting smartphone with excellent features and a mix of good to above average tech specs, the Motorola Moto G now has another awesome achieve to add to it's repertoire. Featuring a battery life of 7 hours and 12 minutes for contin...
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Since Google completed its acquisition of Motorola Mobility in May 2012, much attention had been focused on how Google planned to revigorate the Motorola brand under its wings.Google wasn't very pleased with Motorola's products in the pipeline, and hired...
Is the Moto G the smartphone choice for the next 500 million consumers? We think so.While consumers in developed countries desire fast speeds, speedy mobile connectivity and other high-end specs, the Moto G fits the bill for the next 500 million consumers...
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The Moto G looks and feels like a less athletic iteration of the Moto X .It's a fair bit chunkier and its weightier than size zero flagships such as the iPhone 5s , but we don't actually mind as it feels solid and, most importantly, not cheap.It shares th...
Very, very affordable, More than fast enough, Fairly vanilla Android and Kit Kat's on the way, Nicely made and fun colour options...
Weak camera...
The Moto G is nothing short of a game-changer.It has completely destroyed every other mid-range phone in the market with its specs:value ratio and it deserves every single one of its five stars.There simply should be no other Android phone to consider, un...
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The successor of the Motorola Moto G 2014 is here. The new generation of this smartphone midrange US company (now owned by Lenovo) has had a brilliant presentation, as it has been announced today will begin to hit the stores. The Moto G 2015 remains the b...
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I've never been quick to switch from a technology that worked for me. Until last January, when I somewhat nervously upgraded to the large-sized Nexus 6P , I was quite satisfied to stick with my aging, 4.7-in. Moto X (yes, the original version).So I can ve...
With their comfortable feel, excellent displays, good cameras and day-long battery life, the Moto G phones are fine choices if you want to spend less for your next Android smartphone. Considering its better camera and fingerprint sensor, I'd strongly...
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I've never been quick to switch from a technology that worked for me. Until last January, when I somewhat nervously upgraded to the large-sized Nexus 6P, I was quite satisfied to stick with my aging, 4.7-in. Moto X (yes, the original version).So I can ver...
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