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This is the playbook that Motorola has used for the rest of its products Moto G phones To keep prices constant, but it’s especially painful here with prices rising. Thank God, the performance is quite good. I’ve been using this phone for about a month and haven’t had any issues, except for some lag when launching the camera app. You’ll see more of its limitations running graphics-heavy games — something competing phones won’t have much trouble with — but overall it’s more than adequate.
There’s a slight bump in battery capacity to 5,200mAh, and I can easily get through two full days with light to moderate use. One day, when the screen time was very high at nine hours, I had to recharge the phone by around 7pm, So, if you are using the maximum screenYou will definitely need to refill once during the day. Overall, I’m happy with the juice. Cool feature: There’s wireless charging, so you have two ways to charge it.
As for the 6.7 inch, 120 Hz AMOLED screen, I had no problem reading it on sunny days, but like the Nothing Phone (4a) Pro, Motorola’s auto-brightness slider is very sensitive and constantly dims the screen when I don’t want it, so this might be something you’ll be bothered by (you can always turn off auto-brightness).
Camera blur
The camera system is where Moto G phones have always struggled, and now, looking at other $500 phones, the Moto G Stylus still doesn’t measure up. The 50MP main camera struggles – in indoor conditions with good lighting – to capture a sharp photo of my dog when there is even slight movement. (I have a lot of blurry photos.)
When it stays too still, there’s usually another problem, such as shadows that are too dark or lights that are too bright. When looking at one of my pet photos, the camera tried to keep the room well exposed, but the puppy’s eyes are black, and you can’t see any detail on his nose – it’s just a black void. In these types of high-contrast scenes, you’ll also notice that colors appear a little washed out. In good light, you can get great results, although the 13MP ultra-wide camera still suffers from colour; The sky has an unnatural blue tinge. The selfie camera performs well, even when I’m backlit.