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Coolpad has finally launched its much awaited Note 3 Lite smartphone in India. With Coolpad Note 3 Lite, the Chinese smartphone manufacturer aims to target the sub-10K smartphone category. It sports similar features as the Coolpad Note 3 but in a lighter...
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mymobileindia.com Updated:
2016-12-15 20:45:19
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The first Moto G (launched in 2013) is credited by many as being the device that brought Motorola back into the smartphone spotlight and pretty much redefined the concept of a budget smartphone by offering very good hardware at a surprisingly low price. C...
Good design, Smooth performace, Water resistance...
Poor specced for price, Battery life, Not the greatest display...
We must confess that we are left with mixed feelings about the Moto G (3rd gen), especially given its price of Rs 12,999 for the 16 GB storage and 2 GB RAM edition (there's an 8 GB with and 1 GB RAM variant for Rs 11,999).Rs. 11,999 / Rs. 12,999...
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Motorola has also enhanced the imaging experience by adding a 13 MP rear camera and a 5 MP front facing camera. As per the company claims, the rear has got the same sensor used in Nexus 6. It did a good job at capturing images in well lit surroundings, bu...
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5.0 inches IPS LCD (720 x 1280 pixels) ~294 ppi Quad-core 1.4 GHz processor , 1 /2 GB RAM, 8/16 GB storage (expandable up to 32GB) 13 MP rear camera and 5 MP front camera, Android OS v5.1.1 (Lollipop) 2470 mAh batteryPros: Waterproof, good performance, su...
Waterproof, good performance, superior features...
Font camera could have been better, Earphone are not loud...
A mixed package considering other phones in this price segment such as Xiaomi Mi 4i and Lenovo K3 Note have a better display and a faster processor. However, they are not water resistant like the Moto G (3rd Gen).The latest Moto G impresses us on looks a...
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Motorola has been on fire since 2013, producing a new generation of devices that have been at the forefront of the budget-phone renaissance. The entry-level Moto E was initially designed to compete with smartphones in emerging markets like India. Its flag...
We give the company the benefit of doubt for the malfunctioning camera, since the device did not give us much reason to complain otherwise. Also, the features and hardware that one gets for the price are a steal. We recommend it to anyone currently shop...
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Motorola Moto G3 is without a doubt a balanced budget smartphone that offers design, comfort, affordability and performance at the same time. It can be said that Motorola has very well taken care of most of the aspects so that customers are offered with m...
Reviews, Reviews, Affordable, Water Resistant, Customizable, Long Battery Life, Snappy Performance, Responsive Software, Affordable, Water Resistant, Customizable, Long Battery Life, Snappy Performance, Responsive Software, Affordable, Water Resistant, Cu...
Affordable, Water Resistant, Customizable, Long Battery Life, Snappy Performance, Responsive Software, Affordable, Water Resistant, Customizable, Long Battery Life, Snappy Performance, Responsive Software, Still 720p Display, Takes Long time to Charge, St...
The 3rd Generation of Moto G is up for sale right now at Flipkart. It comes featured with some add-ons found in high-end Motos and has the privilege of accessing MotoMaker customizations. The camera has undergone a lot of improvement and seemed worthy upg...
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gadgetspeaks.com Updated:
2016-12-15 20:45:30
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The whole balance of the smartphone market has been shifted to a player who were the pioneers of the mobile device. Motorola started off as the first ever mobile device to surface the consumers and somewhere down the road they lost their mo-jo. Recently...
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gogi.in
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2016-12-15 20:45:30
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Motorola recently launched the 3 rd Generation Moto G smartphone. The Moto G 3 rd Gen houses the snapdragon 410 64 bit quad core processor and is running Lollipop with dual SIM 4G LTE support. There are other smartphones available in the market using the...
The Moto G3 or the G 3rd Gen is using the well known Snapdragon 410 chipset. Unfortunately not fully utilizing the 64 bit architecture as is it running 32 bit android lollipop 5.1.1. But the performance is still good and handset does not heat up much.The...
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When it was launched last year, the 2nd generation Moto G did a commendable job of serving the mid-level Android phone segment. This time around, Motorola reprises this popular smartphone as it enters its 3rd generation, now with the mandatory 4G wireless...
Waterproofing, quick and snappy pure Android experience, no-frills but effective camera...
On-screen buttons eat away screen real estate, should have had better specifications for the price...
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The new Moto G for 2015 is the hero for Motorola. With a whole spew of upgrades, the new Moto G is ready to take on the market. With little change in design and price, the customer is left asking for a lot more.The new Moto G is available in two variants;...
The Moto G (3rd Gen) is a smart upgrade from a good company. They did miss out on a few key things, a better display and a better chipset would make this the best phone for the price. However, it is a smart choice. It has the trust of a motorola handset...
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Beating all the heat in the competitive mid-range market, the new Motorola Moto G 3rd Gen has been gloriously received by the Indian market. The improvised version of the last year's Moto G now touts the waterproof build and a mesmerizing design. The best...
IPX7 water resistance | Customizable hardware (Moto Maker) | Above average battery life | Latest software | Best price | 4G LTE support...
Poor camera performance under low light images | Long recharge time | Not impressive graphics processing...
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Motorola launched the Moto G (3rd Gen) in India last month. Compared to last year's Moto G (2nd Gen), the third-generation Moto G retains the same display, but it comes with a better camera, faster processor and 4G support. It is also the first smartphone...
Water resistant (IPX), Solid build quality and stylish design, Good performance, Good battery life...
Average lowlight camera performance, Gaming performance could have been better, No notification LED...
The first Moto G was a huge success and the second-generation Moto G was not that impressive, even though it added a microSD card slot. The new Moto G (3rd Gen) is a good successor that has a stylish design, solid build quality and a good battery life. Th...
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Before I get on with this review, I must notify the reader that I've been a huge Motorola fan for ages now. One of my first phones was a Moto Flip while I also drooled incessantly over the Moto Razr. Up until very recently, my daily driver was a Moto X (1...
Practically waterproof, Compact and well built...
Subpar camera, Subpar performance...
While the Moto G (3rd Gen) smartphone is a decent phone at this price point, it is nothing compared to competitors like the Asus Zenfone 2 and Xiaomi Mi 4i, or even the lower priced Yu Yureka Plus and Lenovo K3 Note for that matter. Motorola may not want...
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It is hardly a surprise that the third generation Motorola Moto G is one of the most anticipated smartphones of 2015. After all, in less than two years after the first iteration of the smartphone (Moto G became the most successful phone in the company's h...
The 3rd gen Moto G is the most capable member of the popular product family to date. Thanks to its zippy chipset, excellent camera and battery life, up to date stock Android, and superb build quality, the newcomer is also one of the most appealing entries...
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We have always recommended the Moto G for budget-conscious users who want a great Android experience. The recently launched 3rd generation Moto G improves upon its predecessors with new features and better build quality without an increase in price. The f...
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bgr.in
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2016-12-15 20:45:39
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Of the many things the technology press is to be blamed for, giving far too much importance to hardware specifications and synthetic benchmarks would rank among the top. We don't take a minute to write off a gadget based purely on its specifications or wh...
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The smartphone industry has a specifications problem and the tech press must share a large part of the blame. We are living in a world that's obsessed with octa-core processors, 13-megapixel cameras, and gigabytes of RAM, but we don't spend enough time ta...
IPX7 water resistance, Stock Android, timely updates likely, Reliable performer...
Screen warms up a bit at times...
If you are buying a smartphone to impress others, the Moto G 3rd gen probably isn't for you because there are no standout specifications to boast about. Having said that, casually dunking your phone in a glass of water while talking to your friends would...
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Motorola Moto G 1 st Gen was a blockbuster hit when it landed here in India and so was Moto G 2 nd Gen. Both the devices offered a software experience that was earlier unmatched in this price bracket. This year Motorola has come up with the third iteratio...
So should you get the Motorola Moto G 3rd Gen? Well it's a really difficult call. We really loved this device and it is indeed a great phone just like its predecessors, only difference now is the fierce competition. When the 1st gen Moto G came out there...
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