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Enjoy the enhanced Surround sound of Dolby Atmos and feel it move around you with Moto Spatial Sound. Hear the sound as it should be with improved bass, vocals, and clarity on the large stereo speakers of the phone.
Beauty is highlighted in every shot with a 50 MP sensor. Capture more vibrant photos day and night with Quad Pixel technology.
No more blurry photos and videos due to unwanted camera movement, thanks to optical image stabilization (OIS).
Explore a whole new world with the special Macro Vision camera, which brings you incredibly close to your subject.
Take selfies on the go ready for upload, using the 16 MP front camera.
The 6000 mAh battery capacity gives you hours to "binge-watch" movies and videos, make video calls with friends, listen to your favorite playlists, or browse your favorite content. Then, charge quickly with the amazing TurboPower charging speed.
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Warning: Following is a small pocket book, with extensive "eloquence".
G54 Power. Owner for almost 2 months. Good overall, expected it to be a bit better in some areas.
I should note that for several years I choose the brand (not that it makes me an expert), for 2+1 primary reasons: software, sturdy build, and autonomy.
The cons:
1) Processor: MediaTek + virgin test. It manages just fine in applications and browsing/media. In simple games that I prefer, it performs admirably. For more demanding ones, I declare ignorance. Get the ROG phone, money is available.
Also, it froze 3-4 times, to the point where I needed to restart it, specifically after entering the Settings, while scrolling down the dropdown menu. Fortunately, it hasn't happened again recently.
2) Screen interface. From the first few seconds, before powering it on, I put a screen protector on it. It has needed to be changed and cleaned once, as it had a minor issue in the top left quarter.
It's unlikely to be a dead pixel, I assume it's not ghost touch either. For now, it hasn't reappeared.
3) Front camera: 16MP, not bad for what it is, the night mode helps somewhat. However, my previous Moto had a 32MP camera with flash for epic selfies, so the difference is noticeable. I don't understand why they removed it from the specs.
4) Screen On Time: Don't expect Oukitel for an expedition in the Amazon, but clearly the result, based on previous experience, was expected to be better.
Without disconnecting at all, it lasts for 8 hours. With battery saver disabled, data on for browsing, screen refresh set to automatic, hotspot providing access elsewhere, and Bluetooth playing through 2 speakers.
In idle mode with everything turned off, it drops by 0% every 60 hours. The battery level decreases very little afterwards. During discharge, something happens, and I suspect this is where the difference with Snapdragon lies.
The G60, which had the 732G, with a larger 6.8" display and a 6000mAh battery, had better results, set to the more power-hungry 120Hz continuously.
Otherwise, the only other possible reason for this performance that I can think of is Android 13, and I hope that an update will lead to better indicators.
5) 4K resolution: Unfortunately, it doesn't have it. I mention it because in the budget and mid-range segment, the true slaughter takes place among manufacturers, so this is the loss for the buyer.
6) Volume rockers: They took the place of the Google button on the top right. They are placed a bit high.
The neutrals:
1) Brightness: It's always known that Rockarola loves darkness in this category. Under sunlight, no, nine, nay. I've had instances where it was completely indistinguishable. However, this one is not the worst, without claiming excellence.
2) Android upgrades: Can't get more Scrooge-like. Only one, then.
3) SAR radiation: For those who are concerned, Head: 1.07 W/kg, Body: 1.09 W/kg. That is in the middle of the EU scale.
4) Fast Charging: With 30W type-C, it charges from 20-80% in 50 minutes, like a turbo Moto brick.
The pros:
1) Software/UI: Easy, lightweight, simplified, and smooth. With minimal pre-installed apps that can be deleted/disabled. The user interface has smart and essential customization options, without getting lost in a whirlwind of settings.
2) Temperature: I have never had an issue in this area, it's almost unnoticeable. In idle mode 25℃, charging 33-38 (see photo), gaming 39-41.
3) RAM/ROM memory: Previously, I had 6/128 and had extra space. Now it's overkill (see photo). For now, it's the cheapest in terms of cubic capacity.
4) GSM: It is also a phone, it works ok with 2 numbers. Calls on headphones, open listening (device + Bluetooth speakers), connected headphones, as well as Viber videocalls, are flawless.
5) Appearance: This may sound metrosexual, but especially the mint green is great. (see photo).
6) Weight distribution: I consider 220-240g ideal, because I feel it in my hand, it inspires solidity. At first, until I got used to it, it felt fluffy.
Thumbs up to the design team, who managed to fit a larger battery without looking bulky, keeping it under 200 (192g.).
7) Build quality: I know a 270kg Marousiote, what? Should I tell him to become a rolling road roller for an original material endurance test?
All the Motorolas I've had have endured many falls (construction) and intense gaming. I endorse Law 105, stating that they excel in this area. Without the slightest joke or insincerity.
8) SIM: €5 at Germanos, activates the e-SIM, and you have a dual SIM, with a memory card slot.
9) Main camera: It's a good move to have only 2 lenses on the back. In fact, from the 108MP without stabilizer, I went down to 50MP. The difference is not great.
During the day, they are quite good, at night they are decent (see photo). I was positively surprised by the macro (it has autofocus), from the little I worked with it. In summary, it neither disappoints nor amazes.
Surely there will be better options in this price range, but I don't think anyone would buy it, especially for this specific feature.
10) Audio: Given that I have a great ear for it, I would characterize them as more than enough in terms of quality and decibels, considering the economic price. Of course, I don't listen to them when operating an iron sander, but they are definitely better than low-quality speakers.
Although they are not front-faced but hybrid, causing a geometrically burdensome placement, they produce a very balanced result, thanks to Dolby Atmos. And the bass is not missing, without being overpowering.
11) Quick Gestures: There are quite a few, but the karate chop for the open torch and the wrist shake for picture shot are a must and very handy.
Note that in a book case with a magnetic strap/clasp, the first one doesn't always work. Open the front part and proceed with the movement.
The super pros:
1) Browsing management: It has been corrected. At the bottom of the history, "Clear All" dominates, so you don't have to go back to the first page to clear it.
The super cons:
1) Charger: Pink Motor - No Another Brick In The Wall. The 33W is missing from the internet. It would be preferable to include the original one in the package, even if it increases the cost. -1 star just for this.
Conclusion: Phew! It doesn't reinvent the wheel, nor is it the workhorse I expected. However, as a VFM budget all-rounder, and despite its imperfections, it performs satisfactorily in most tasks.
Review Update 08/02/24: Following a work mishap, with visibly bent chassis and a half-broken screen held in place with duct tape, the device is still functional. Plus one in the rating.
The first quarter was terrible with no problems at all, then the battery started to fail, draining by itself without me doing anything, and slowly it doesn't even recognize the charger when connected. I probably got a defective one.
Purchased in October 2024 for a final price of €200 including shipping, for my father to replace his now aging Sony Xperia Neo V. Although he is a simple user (calls, SMS, email, and simple games), my father is thrilled.
Since he is coming from an ancient phone, nothing about this one bothers him (performance, cameras, battery). During the time I used it for testing, I must say it offers crazy VFM. The phone runs everything decently without freezing anywhere or heating up so far.
Regarding the battery, with the usage my father has, it lasts a week. Charges are between 20-90% to avoid stressing the battery, and once a month a full cycle (discharging until it shuts down and charging to 100% afterwards). Charges are done either with airplane mode on or with the phone turned off. During charging, the phone is at 34-37 degrees (indication on AccuBattery pro with the phone in airplane mode) with room temperature at 21 degrees.
Charging time is usually just under 1 hour with the charger that came in the package, provided it is not being used simultaneously; otherwise, it can take up to 1.5 hours depending on what you are doing while it charges. Highly recommended with closed eyes!
Screen display glitch when playing high graphic games or maybe consuming RAM usage, and Camera fine only in daylight not good when zooming, but it works fine as well.
I have had it for about 7 months
Positives
Battery with daily use of media, YouTube, calls, not games lasts comfortably for 2 days
It has battery overcharge protection
Fast, do not expand memory or it will start to lag
It has eSIM, compatible with all carriers and abroad
Memory expansion with SD card
Negatives
The screen is not OLED
It does not have wireless charging
Charges slowly
For this price, there was nothing better when I got it about a year ago. It doesn't lag with anything, no matter how many apps I have open. The battery easily lasts two days and I use it quite a bit, watching videos but the brightness is at most at 2/5.
The phone is good, I had the previous Motorola 40 edge which was super and had a nice design but the screen broke and I got this one!! Generally, for the money, it's good! The only thing that annoys me is the speaker when you talk to someone on a video call, it doesn't sound good! While when you watch a movie, it's fine!!
I have had the phone for about a week, I am very satisfied, with 12GB RAM it is fast and does not lag, avoid memory expansion, as it is likely to start lagging, the camera is decent, of course anyone who knows can install a GCam. The sound is loud, the Dolby Atmos combined with uncompressed music, for example from Tidal, has very good results. Clean Android 14, which allows you to add anything you really need. For its price, I consider it a top choice
The device is very good. I have had it for a year without any problems. I would expect the battery to last a little longer. As a user who primarily uses the device for phone calls, it is just what I need.
The phone is great. Strong sound (I couldn't hear the previous one when I was in the next room) the battery on the economical plan lasts me comfortably 6 days. The problem I had with it functioning as a Hotspot (Vodafone) I solved by following the instructions given by the previous reviewers. What more could one ask for from a phone? If I wanted a gaming console, I would get the PS5 and not a mobile!
I have had the phone for about 7 months since April 2024. This is my first time with Motorola, and I am very satisfied with my choice as it meets almost all my needs.
Starting with the design, I think it is quite beautiful externally as it is a well-proportioned rectangle without any significant protrusions and with round corners that provide a nice grip in the hand. Unfortunately, as with all smartphones, when you put any case on it, its beauty is lost, so I don't focus too much on the design. The right thumb falls exactly on the fingerprint reader, which works flawlessly and does not give us failed attempts like the readers that are integrated into the screen (far from it). Its display has good rendering with vibrant colors and can operate at 120Hz, consuming more battery in the process. Under bright sunlight, the high brightness helps quite a bit to do the basics. The sound is excellent, offering a surround illusion, but it could be louder, especially during calls on speakerphone, as I personally find it difficult to speak comfortably.
The big applause for me goes to the connectivity options, as it works flawlessly and better than any other smart device I have used since 2012. I have had Wi-Fi, 5G, GPS, and Bluetooth active permanently since day one, and the connections switch between each other completely smoothly. I have a connected Huawei GT4 smartwatch that never misses a notification or call, I switch calls between the smartwatch and the phone effortlessly, and at the same time, I connect my Xiaomi Redmi Buds 5, which activate in less than 1 second from the moment I put them in my ear and take control of the call. As soon as I get into the car, the call switches directly to the car's Bluetooth, and I can have maps and GPS navigation running, with 5G keeping me always connected, and after the call, it switches back to Spotify, allowing me to skip tracks from the watch. As soon as I get home, it connects directly to Wi-Fi, and when I change rooms, it connects to the second access point without me noticing that I switched networks. Along with all the above, I have an active Vodafone e-Sim and a second corporate SIM card while also having a 256GB memory card for extra storage. The hotspot (which needed a setting to work) has given me countless hours of remote work with fast 5G in Athens and the countryside, while the NFC offers me instant payments via Google Wallet to the point that most of the time I don't carry a wallet. It also has a headphone jack to listen to FM radio (rare now in devices), but personally, I miss the IR feature to change channels or turn on the air conditioning like the Xiaomi had.
Regarding the software, I don't think anyone can find a device with purer Android 14. Zero bloatware and no useless apps, to the point that even for basic things, you need to download extra apps to get the job done. Personally, for photo management, I have downloaded Aves 1.11, which is top-notch (far from Google Photos), I definitely need Nova Launcher, especially the Prime version, so that the app menu is nicely organized into folders, and I also needed to download an AppLock to lock specific apps with a fingerprint, a feature that phones like Xiaomi have built-in.
It doesn't miss notifications from any app, and everything works as it should in the foreground and background depending on the settings you've made for battery optimization in each app. As for the battery, for my usage, which includes everything open, using 5G for at least 10 hours a day, several hours of calls, and full Bluetooth connections, and in the evening browsing social media and browsing, it easily lasts 1 day, and if I don't charge it at night, I'll still have 20%-30% in the morning to get my work done. Nevertheless, for 6000mAh, I think it should last longer, and compared to the previous Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 I had for 4 years, which is still a "beast," it falls short. The charging is relatively fast, always depending on the output of the charger you use and, of course, when it's not on optimized charging. However, it's not super-fast like some phones that you can charge for 15 minutes and go from 20% to 50%.
Finally, the downside for me is the camera. Obviously, with €180 and providing all the above features, if I expected it to have an amazing camera, I would be foolish. However, at times the results of the photos are truly disappointing, perhaps even more disappointing than the Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 I mentioned earlier. If the scene has ideal lighting and stationary objects, then the result is good (not like, for example, Samsung, but OK). However, if the lighting is not ideal or the object moves even slightly, then the photo will turn out terrible, the object will be blurry, and the file goes straight to the recycle bin. I have lost countless photos of my 4-year-old son (who obviously doesn't stay still anywhere) because of the Motorola camera. Of course, at birthdays, celebrations, and other gatherings, I always tell others to take backup photos because mine will turn out completely useless.
Overall, if I needed to get a new phone, I would go for Motorola again (even though I see that the new models have a fingerprint reader on the screen, which I hate), maybe with a slightly better camera (if there is one). Incredible connectivity, pure Android operating system without bloatware, and at a good price. Zero lags or delays, no unexplained restarts, freezes, or overheating; it has never disappointed me whenever I really needed it.
After updating to Android 14, the tool with 12+12 RAM performs excellently and doesn't lag anywhere.
Owner of the Motorola g54 power edition for 4 days. While I had ordered the honor magic lite 6 last Sunday, I eventually canceled the order because the courier still hadn't shipped the phone while it was Saturday, a week and still nothing. I was disappointed.
Now regarding the g54 Moto power edition:
Positives: 120hz screen
Clear and loud speaker for music
Clear calls without interruptions
Headphone jack
Silicone case
12gb/256gb perfect for its category
Negatives: Battery for 6000 milliamp hours does not perform well
The rear camera is good during the day,
terrible at night
The selfie camera is decent
Charging cable without a charger is
a sky without stars (I don't understand
this policy of companies.)
Conclusion: Motorola phones are generally good and don't lag easily, but most of their models have cheap camera resolution and their batteries aren't that great. If Huawei phones didn't have issues with Google services, even though with the new emui 14 and harmony os operating system almost everything has improved, I would never buy another phone from another company, maybe only iPhone.
If you want a good Motorola in my opinion, go for the Edge category, they are worth the money.
The phone is quite good for the money. I've had it for a month and the battery lasts 1.5 to 2 days with light use. I came from Xiaomi and generally, its Android is lighter, but I haven't customized it to my liking yet. Overall, if you're looking for an affordable phone to get the job done, it's just fine. For me, an important advantage is the size since all phones nowadays are heading towards dimensions over 6.5"
I've had it for about a month and for the money, it's definitely worth it.
The phone comes with a type C to type C charging cable and a transparent silicone case, so you need to buy a compatible adapter when you purchase it.
It lacks apps like music, collection, scanner, etc., but you can easily download any you want from the Play Store.
It doesn't have a perfect camera on the back and front, but the front one is good for selfies, of course.
The battery lasts, but what I appreciate the most is that with heavy use (gaming, social media, watching movies on it, I have all my files on it) it's very fast. It doesn't lag or overheat, and I've used it in 40-degree weather.
Aside from that, the call speaker is very loud; I can hear it even on the street while motorcycles are doing wheelies, and it has very good sound quality.
The other speaker has a normal volume, not very loud.
When connected to headphones (both wired and Bluetooth), it has fantastic sound due to Dolby Atmos.
Among phones in the same price range, I believe it should be the best, and it just falls short in the camera department.
A Xiaomi, for example, would have a better camera but would lose out in other aspects.
Well, after 8 months of ownership and heavy use....the phone is unbeatable. A beast in every challenge I've put it through. Motorola and again Motorola. Incredible battery...one day and something with heavy use at work with GPS and all day on social media with videos. With normal to light use, easily 2 days. Still very fast in its operation without any lags, and it has held up well after 3 good drops.
It freezes and freezes and freezes and it makes me want to break it. It "throws" random messages at me that I can't avoid and they don't let me write a note or a message while they appear. I wrongly didn't trust the reviews but I respected the brand's history
Excellent in everything, especially at this price there is no equivalent (purchased for €182.74 on 15/06/2024),
but it requires adjustment to make the hotspot work, find the APNs or Access Point Names and delete all of them except the one you are using + restart.
For example, I have Vodafone, so I only left VF Internet with the APN internet.vodafone.gr. I didn't remove a star for this because it might be Vodafone's fault, I know someone else who had no such issue with Cosmote.
Lastly, it has received the upgrade to Android 14, which is very positive + the fact that it doesn't force you to have certain apps without root (Xiaomi, this is for you).
The mobile is very good. Fast and with clean android.
I ordered the power edition but I received the regular one. I contacted the company and it seems to be a mistake of the business.
I did not proceed with the replacement process as the only difference is the +1000mah battery and because it is for a child who does not want to wait, especially during holiday periods as the person in charge told me and it may be delayed.
Otherwise, it arrived quickly.
I bought it from the store one thing.
It's amazing. The phone is a beast! In games like CODM, it had no lag at all, even at max frame rate and graphics
The battery I would say is terrible. It definitely doesn't last for 6,000mAh. Unless of course, the operating system or the phone itself consumes too much. Quite fast, good screen, good camera but it should be cheaper.
Beautiful phone with clean Android, not like Xiaomi which are full of nonsense and ads.
Fast without any glitches so far.
Satisfactory camera for its price category.
Strong stereo speaker but it gets a bit muffled at maximum volume.
Strong and clear sound during calls.
Regarding connectivity, I didn't see any issues that other users mention below.
Good screen for its category and very bright.
Now, the battery.
For 6000mAh, it doesn't perform well.
I've had the phone for 2 days.
With the first full charge, it lasted a day and in the evening it was at 20%. In the morning, it had shut down.
I expected it to last much longer with one charge.
I will see how it behaves in the coming days, as maybe the upgrades it was going through were the cause, one after the other, and I will come back.
For now, 4/5 and we'll see.
Very inconvenient. Only worth it for the best value for money. I gave it as a gift to my wife and she said: Xiaomi again.
Very good phone for 200€, very good speaker, has many functions on the phone, camera very satisfactory, battery had higher expectations but ok the battery is better than the phone I had, very good software with many functions for battery, cameras, speakers are really very good. I haven't tried games but the only issue I have is with casting on the TV that doesn't work, but otherwise value for money 100%. At 200€, I don't know if you will find better, I had a Samsung for 300+€ and it was almost the same as this Motorola, that's all I have to say.
Update: Hotspot doesn't work for unknown reason
Fix: Go to settings, enter the wifi tab, go to mobile network and then press on access point names ---> on your recommended apn and change the apn type to default, dun, you also need to save your changes (from the 3 dots on the top right save changes)
For now, it looks very good. The first 2 days it didn't want to charge. For some reason, it took a very long time to reach 100%. Then it fixed itself.
It does not have gorilla glass, after a fall not even from a very high height like 30 centimeters, it cracked. I can't find a screen anywhere.
My battery lasts 3, maybe even 4 days. I only use it for maps and the occasional message or call. It's fast, upgraded to Android 14 and works perfectly for this use. For now, I don't play games, maybe watch a video or read the news
I wouldn't say it's worth the money. It's fast, doesn't lag at all, has a great battery, the screen resolution is impeccable but it doesn't have connectivity with anything. It doesn't cast to any screen, doesn't connect to smart watches, and the Bluetooth has gaps. The camera is very mediocre, it needs settings to make the photos decent at best. Overall, for the price of 190€, it doesn't offer what a Samsung or Xiaomi does. I wouldn't choose it again.
It's okay overall, it has also downloaded the 14. I am quite satisfied. I hope it will stay that way.
Quality-price ratio EXCELLENT!!!! After 8 months in my possession, I will give it 5 stars but I will say that it falls short in the camera, it also has some blurriness and occasional freezes, but other than that, for a mid-range phone, it is very good.
12 GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, for me who uses the phone for work, is a decisive factor in choosing it. It is generally very fast, with a fairly good image quality (photos and videos). Perhaps the only thing I have to criticize is that it does not upgrade (at least for now) beyond Android 13 (which is the default).
The most value for money. I did research for several months until I settled on the G54.
Camera-photo quality is great, especially in the Pro mode of the camera, where the user can adjust ISO, contrast, etc.
I expected the battery to be a little better for 6000 mAh, with Bluetooth off, without playing games, just with an Insta it lasts 2 days (reaches 10%).
In the positives, the device also comes with a silicone case.
In the negatives, the package does not include a charger.
*update 21/05/24
Today there was an upgrade to Android 14.
*update 31/05/24
With 20% battery in the evening before I go to sleep, in the morning the phone had turned off and of course the alarm did not go off.
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