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It depends how much of an upgrade you're looking for. If you want a flagship-esque phone without the price the new $220 Moto G is an excellent pick. I absolutel
by samsolomon 11y ago
It depends how much of an upgrade you're looking for. If you want a flagship-esque phone without the price the new $220 Moto G is an excellent pick. I absolutely love mine—it's fast, has a good battery and is much more stylish than other phones in the category.
The only thing keeping it back from being a flagship is the camera. Also possibly the 5.1 screen-size. But hey, I prefer the 5" screen over the 5.5" to 6" ones, so it works for me.
EDIT: Also, Motorola has almost no bloatware on the phones. The few apps they pre-install are actually quite good.
- JonnieCache 11y agoWhat is a flagship? Just a really good phone?
- knd775 11y agoIt just means the company's primary high-end phones. For example, the iPhone 6 and Galaxy S6.
- mod 11y agoI got the Moto G 3rd generation a few weeks ago, and I really like it, so I second this recommendation. My two main complaints are that you can't touch to wake (and there's no physical button on the face) and that I don't get an SMS notification when the phone is sleeping if the messaging app is already open to the person who sent the new message (which is very, very common for conversations). If it's not the focused app, I get one like normal.