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I own a Moto G and am not totally happy with it. I replaced a Lumia 820 with it. The big problems for me are the camera is awful, I mean really bad. It's that b
by pling 12y ago
I own a Moto G and am not totally happy with it. I replaced a Lumia 820 with it. The big problems for me are the camera is awful, I mean really bad. It's that bad I've started dragging my DSLR with me. Also the WiFi is terribly unreliable. I'll be sitting opposite the router and it'll start "avoiding poor connections". This isn't environmental as it happens everywhere. Also exchange integration is ugly and painful. Genuinely regretting the purchase.
I'm sure someone can produce a better handset for the price.
- choochootrain 12y agoavoiding poor wifi connections is the default, but you can turn that off in the advanced wifi settings
- pling 12y agoI'm aware of that. If I turn that off it just loses connections regularly.
- gabzuka 12y agoYou might have a faulty handset, mine picks up the signal pretty fast, no drops.
- nellyspageli 12y agoThe camera might be awful compared to a phone that costs twice its price, but have you compared it to any other phones in its price range?
- GFischer 12y agoI have (not the OP but I wanted to buy a Moto G). If the camera is the killer feature, I recommend a Lenovo (S820 for example should be similarly priced). But it lags behind the Moto G in other aspects.
- jon-wood 12y agoAs another piece of anacdata, I have one and absolutely love it. Its not the most powerful phone I've ever owned, and you're right the camera isn't great, but for the price I really couldn't ask for much more. Its quick, its light, and the screen doesn't shatter the first time you drop it on the floor.
- pling 12y agoWell I can see you're damned here for explaining your experience with a product.