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Doesn't seem to live up to the legendary original moto G phones that were released when they were still under Google.
by jacooper 3y ago
Doesn't seem to live up to the legendary original moto G phones that were released when they were still under Google.
- Sabinus 3y agoWhere does it fall short?
- jacooper 3y agoThe CPU? it's the slowest you can get
- The_Colonel 3y agoIt's the cheapest Snapdragon you can get, but the actual specs / benchmarks don't look that bad. 2 A78 cores, 6 A55, single core performance roughly on the level of Snapdragon 855 (5 year old flagship). I have a weaker SoC on my phone and it works pretty well even for light gaming.
- angry_octet 3y agoThe cameras on the previous generation were rubbish, both extremely slow and low quality. GUI and web page rendering were also slow, perhaps because the cores were homogeneous, or just too slow. The battery life was excellent, but perhaps too good because everything was running slowly all the time. The lack of updates isn't so bad if you are already accepting that it will likely get dropped and broken.