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Every time a new phone is launched, user's hopes are pinned on the new features that it comes bundled with. That said, a successor or an upgrade is worthy of being called so, only if it fixes all that was wrong with its predecessor. We're talking about th...
Ditching the plastic body is a correct move by Motorola, it is high time budget devices got the premium quality appearance as midrange and flagship devices. In the G5 Plus, Motorola has a phone that can be even more successful than its predecessor. It has...
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Last month we took a look at the Moto G5, one of the two Moto G models released this year. What we saw left us a bit unimpressed; while it was definitely a budget phone, it lacked the level of performance and no-compromise experience that the brand stood...
As the phone that single-handedly created the quality budget smartphone category, we hold the Moto G in high regard and also have high expectations from very new device in the lineup. The Moto G5 we tested earlier didn't quite meet our expectations in tha...
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T ime and again we have pointed out that the camera has become on of the most important components in a smartphone these days in marketing terms. For a long time, high-end camera technology and features were only available in high-end smartphones, but of...
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S ince 2013, the Moto G series has mostly been the answer to many people's queries for a good phone in the sub Rs 15,000 budget segment. Moto's brand equity, stock Android, decent enough specifications and a bloody good price – all of them have added up t...
Different Design, Good camera, Stock Android...
No standout feature, Pricier than competition...
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Mid-range smartphone segment is a competitive segment for two reasons. Firstly, the target audience expects a smartphone in this segment to be a jack-of-all-trades device. An ambitious goal in itself but then comes more. Pricing plays a crucial role in th...
The Motorola Moto G5 Plus review tells us that this is a great device. It looks great, is powerful, has a nice set of optics and the battery life is amazing. For different users, that means different things. But for people who keep busy all day and do not...
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Moto Gs are always aimed at the midrange smartphone market and no doubt they are great at what they offer. Motorola recently launched the Moto G5 Plus which is the 5th generation of the Moto G series smartphone with one of the key features highlighted as...
Rear Camera Captures Very Good Daylight Shots | Records 4K Video & 1080p Video (60fps), Gesture-Based Home Key Is Addictive, Fingerprint Scanner Works Super Fast And Accurate, Front Camera Records Slow Motion Videos, Pure Android Experience, No Bloatware...
Not The Best Low Light Camera, Battery Life Could Be A Tad Better...
It seems Moto G5 Plus is not the right fit for this price, there are other competitors that offer more, but it still feels reasonably made. It has cleaner software experience, more than average camera leaving its competitors behind and a gesture key which...
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Nowadays, a 3,000 mAh battery capacity is seen in most budget devices priced at under ₹10,000. Moto G5 Plus is powered by the 3,000 mAh battery capacity, but we don't want to overlook at its battery performance just by looking at the numbers. To see how d...
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Motorola defined the budget segment with the Moto G. We have seen four generations of the handsets improving year on year and this time the company has quickly launched an update to the most popular budget series. The Moto G5 and G5 Plus were announced at...
This is not only the best Moto G, but also the most expensive one. The 3GB RAM variant with 16GB storage is priced at Rs 14,999 and the 4GB RAM version with 32GB storage at Rs 16,999. Comparing the Xiaomi Redmi Note 4, the 4GB RAM with 64GB storage is at...
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gogi.in
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The Moto G5 Plus is here and it comes with a powerful processor, good RAM/ ROM, dedicated external storage option and decent battery life. But the unique thing about the G5 Plus is the 12MP camera on the back with a f/1.7 aperture – it is indeed an excell...
The Moto G5 Plus is a powerful, stable and a very good handset that supports VoLTE (reliance Jio works) and the camera is also excellent depending on your usage, in auto mode you will get above average quality. Battery life is decent. Overall it is a very...
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Motorola has introduced the 5th generation of the Moto G series smartphone, the Moto G5 Plus in India. What Moto G5 Plus brings to the table are its 12 MP dual pixel camera and a stock Android 7 Nougat software. More to it is a new metallic design and a g...
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Time and time again, the Moto G series has proven itself to be the king of the hill when it comes to high quality budget smartphones. Announced at the Mobile World Congress earlier this month, the phones have already made their way to India which is not p...
Improved construction, Stock Android...
Poor outdoor visibility, Less than stellar battery...
The Moto G5 Plus is a worthy addition to the family. It maintains the high standard set by its predecessors and improves in meaningful ways. Be it the metal construction, the improved camera module or just consistently good performance, there's a lot to l...
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bgr.in
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Since the launch of the first Moto G smartphone, Motorola has been a powerful force to reckon with in the mid-range smartphone segment. Often the go-to recommendation for smartphones under Rs 15,000, the Moto G range has pioneered the idea of combining qu...
Motorola's approach to the mid-range smartphone segment has been admirable for some years now, and with the exception of some misses, it's usually been on target with its product development and positioning. Near-stock Android software, a promise of quick...
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Moto G5 and Moto G5 Plus, the latest iterations in the Moto G series, were unveiled at the recently concluded MWC 2017 trade show. Just like the fourth generation smartphones, the latest Moto G series consists of two models with different screen sizes bu...
Good, Decent build quality, Turbo charging support, Near-stock Android Nougat experience, Quick fingerprint sensor...
Heating issues, No LED indicator, Loudspeaker not very good, Low-light camera performance could be better...
The Moto G5 Plus has been launched at a price of Rs. 14,999 for the variant with 3GB of RAM and 16GB of storage, while the variant with 4GB of RAM and 32GB of storage (reviewed here) is priced at Rs. 16,999.The Moto G5 Plus ticks all the right boxes when...
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If you look at the history of Android, there have been a couple of seminal points. Obviously, the first Motorola and HTC phones set out a marker for the market that Google meant business with its operating system. A couple of years later when Samsungs Ga...
Think about it, if you’ve seen a Pixel and yearned for its simplicity and level of performance in a package that’s way more affordable than it, then this is it. In fact, I’d wager, if Google had to make a more pocket friendly Pixel, then this is what it w...
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Motorola has added a host of new features including a new metal unibody, improved cameras, fast processor and not to forget Google Assistant, but at the end of the day it faces a stiff competition with the likes of Xiaomi Redmi Note 4, which is available...
Overall, the Moto G5 Plus gives a mix impressions. On one hand, it does gives a premium look, but on the other, the design looks a tad similar to Honor 5C. The device has a compact form factor, a clean user interface which is a welcome move, but still fac...
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Motorola's event at the Mobile World Congress was clashing with Nokia's return announcements this year. As a result, many of us turned our attention to the Nokia phones, leaving what could be one of the best phones of 2017 with less attention than it dese...
Excellent camera, Impressive battery life, Android Nougat out-of-the-box...
Camera needs to be faster, Only 16 or 32GB storage...
The Moto G5 Plus is more expensive this time, but it also has a vastly improved camera. It produces impressive contrast and dynamic range, taking photos that other phones in its category can't. This is complemented by impressive battery life and dependabl...
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Yesterday, the Motorola family grew by a couple of mid-rangers - the Moto G5 and Moto G5 Plus. Those two run pure Android (with the Pixel launcher, in fact) and the Plus model at least promises stellar photography.We thought that the Xperia XA1 will rule...
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LeEco Le 2: Rs 11,999 LeEco, yet another Chinese brand, entered the Indian market in January this year. It's LeEco 1s was in direct competition to the Redmi Note 3. Just six months down the line, the company has introduced the successor to the Le1s, Le 2...
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The LG Q6 is yet another unlocked midrange phone in a very crowded market. Available from Amazon for $299.99 or subsidized with ads for Prime customers for $249.99, the Q6 manages to stand out thanks to its attractive tall and narrow form factor that look...
Affordable, High-end look and feel, Smooth performance, Sharp 1080p display, Great battery life, Good camera, No bloatware, Compatible with all major US carriers...
Tinny speaker, No NFC, Screen could be brighter...
The Moto G5 Plus sets a new standard for affordable unlocked phones with a premium build, solid specs, smooth performance, and bloatware-free Android software...
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