SlashGear: "Since the first announcement of the Motorola-made smartphone Moto G, there’s been chatter about the possibility of expanding its internal memory. This week a teardown of the machine has gone the extra mile in figuring out if indeed this smartphone would be able to work with a microSD card"
Motorola is not necessarily a manufacturer that usually deliver high-end smartphones. Instead, the company offers some high-quality mid-range handsets. The Motorola Moto G6 Plus will not be an exception from the rule. It won’t be a high-end smartphone but it will be one of the best mid-range handsets one can hope for.
i bought the G4 couple years ago when looking for a mid-range phone. to my surprise it was actually one of the best phones i ever bought
Good, 5.5 inch is the perfect size IMO. 5.2 was a bit too small. Tbf though, the g5s plus was 5.5 inch. It's really hard to top the moto G series for the $200ish price bracket. My GF is looking at buying a g5s plus, and the only other phone that really seems to compete at that price point is the Honor 7x, which looks great on paper, but we have no experience with the company, so not sure yet.
It’s been a long time since I’ve used a phone developed by Motorola, not since flip phones were the norm. The Moto G5 is part of the popular Moto G line.
Motorola Moto G4 is going to release tomorrow. Picture of new Moto G4 is leaked by famous leaksters @evleaks which is long time rumored
