motorola moto g06 review a phone with just the basics ProsCons...
With a massive display yet a tiny price tag, the Motorola Moto G06 is aimed at those with simple needs.
Pros
- Affordable
- Large display
- Long battery life
Cons
- Dim screen
- Entry-level power and photography
- No OS updates, limited security updates
- No fast or wireless charging
motorola moto g play 2026 review the best 180 phone you can buy this yea...
The Moto G Play is a reminder that good budget phones now exist.
Pros
- Long battery life
- Stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos
- Premium-looking design for the price
Cons
- Thick, uneven bezels and a large chin
- 720p resolution feels dated in 2026
- Slow long-term software update pace
motorola moto g06 smartphone test large discount phone with a premium lo...
Pros
- + high-quality housing
- + quite bright display
- + no PWM
- + loud stereo speakers
- + IP64 protection
- + good runtime
- + cheap
Cons
- - only 10 watt charging
- - only two years of updates
- - no 5G
- - slow SoC
- - low PPI
- - questionable sustainability
motorola moto g56 review the best budget phone ProsCons...
*As long as you can get it at the right price
Pros
- Unrivalled durability
- Big, bright display
- Much-improved selfie camera
Cons
- Middling battery life
- No performance improvements
- Only two OS updates
motorola moto g86 review less phone for less money ProsCons...
The device has three cameras on the back, and the OnePlus ‘only’ two. Only: Motorola misleads. Behind one of the three lenses, there is nothing at all, except for a small mirror that reflects an expression of disbelief when you peer into it. Motorola Moto G86 (XT2527-2) – from 299 euros incl. VAT – 4 years of security updates – two-year warranty – Ecolabel A.
Pros
- Back material
- Waterproof
- Beautiful OLED screen
- Adequate main camera
Cons
- Subpar update policy
- Mysterious empty third camera
- Very mediocre wide-angle camera
- Slow charging
motorola moto g 2025 review the practical choice ProsCons...
“Motorola's Moto G 2025 delivers on battery life and design with some performance trade-offs.”
Pros
- Premium design touches
- Excellent battery life with fast charging
- LCD display looks great with 120Hz
- Clean Android implementation
- Very affordable
Cons
- Inconsistent performance
- Unpredictable camera system
- Mushy volume rocker
- Only 2 years of OS updates
motorola moto g35 review a surprisingly capable budget 5g phone ProsCons...
A surprisingly polished budget phone, the Motorola G35 delivers where it matters — sharp display, clean UI, great design, and 5G support — all under NPR 20,000. It’s not made for gamers, but for everyday users, it’s one of the best deals around.
Motorola Moto G56 review - Affordable, durable, expandable...
With impressive battery life, extendable storage and an OK main camera backed by a 50MP Sony sensor, the Moto G56 is a good option for those who take lots of snaps and want a phone under £200
Pros
- 50MP Sony sensor performs well
- Micro SDXC card slot up to 2TB
- Generous 5200mAh battery
- Super affordable
Cons
- 8MP Ultra-wide camera
- No 4K video
motorola moto g86 5g review...
While a markedly better phone than last year's model (and still a great value), like most gadgets around the world, the Moto G86 5G has perhaps seen too high a price jump to warrant an upgrade from its previous iteration.
Pros
- Crisp, clear, and fluid P-OLED display
- Big performance boosts over the previous model
- Great cameras for most people
Cons
- Priced slightly too high
motorola moto g86 power review...
The Moto G86 Power offers unique looks, a huge battery, a nice OLED screen and loads of storage, all for an affordable price. However, mediocre performance and underwhelming cameras mean that this phone struggles to stand out from the crowd.
Pros
- Unique design and fun colours
- Gorgeous OLED screen
- Huge battery
- Very affordable
Cons
- Speakers aren't great
- Not great for gaming
- Mediocre cameras
Motorola Moto G96 5G Proscons...
What's Good
- 6.67-inch FHD+ OLED display with 144Hz refresh rate
- Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 chipset
- Android 15 out of the box
- 50MP main camera with OIS + 32MP front camera
- IP68 rating and Gorilla Glass 5 protection
- 8GB RAM
- Premium vegan leather finish with Pantone-certified colours
Needs Work
- No mention of stereo speakers
- No confirmed support for expandable storage
- Dual rear cameras might feel limited compared to rivals with triple setups
Motorola Moto G45 5G Proscons...
What's Good
- 5,000 mAh battery
- 120Hz refresh rate
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 6s Gen 3 chipset
- Large display
- Android 14
Needs Work
- No Fast Charging
Motorola Moto G85 5G Proscons...
What's Good
- Curved AMOLED display offers an immersive experience
- 1st Phone in India with Snapdragon 6s Gen 3 chipset
- A dual camera setup can take great photos, especially the 50-megapixel Sony LYT-600
- 5000mAh Battery that easily lasts all-day
Needs Work
- No macro camera
Motorola Moto G64 5G Proscons...
What's Good
Needs Work
Motorola Moto G24 Power Proscons...
What's Good
- Massive Battery
- Affordable Price
- Clean Software Experience
- Smooth 90Hz Screen
Needs Work
- IPS LCD Screen
- No Ultrawide angle sensor
- No 5G Connectivity
Motorola Moto G34 Proscons...
What's Good
Needs Work
Motorola Moto G54 5G Proscons...
What's Good
- 5G connectivity for faster data speeds.
- Large 6.5-inch full-HD+ display for vibrant visuals.
- Powerful MediaTek Dimensity 7020 SoC for solid performance.
- Impressive 50-megapixel primary camera with OIS for excellent photography.
- 6,000mAh battery for extended usage without frequent charging.
Needs Work
- No wireless charging support.
Motorola Moto G14 Proscons...
What's Good
- Affordable price point.
- Stylish design with a 6.5-inch full-HD+ LCD display.
- Mid-range performance with an octa-core Unisoc T616 SoC and 4GB RAM.
- Impressive 50MP primary camera with Quad Pixel technology for stunning photos.
- Massive 5,000mAh battery for all-day usage.
- Supports 20W TurboPower charging for quick refills.
Needs Work
- Absence of 5G connectivity, limiting future-proofing for faster networks.
- No Wireless charging support.
