The first budgeted phone launched by the Moto G. The phone has a more expansive, 5-inch 720p display and barely has any edges on the left or right. Also, a shiny pair of front-facing speakers above and below the screen help the Moto G impersonate the Moto E quite convincingly.

1. The Budget Smartphone Moto G
It’s no news how Moto G took everyone by surprise when it was first introduced as
the perfect budget cellphone. For the small price tag and off-contract facility, it was
indeed easy for people to mellow down their expectations from the device and not
anticipate it to be the quickest or the smartest of the lot. But the Moto G was up for
a surprise; it was one of those gadgets that ended up being more than simply
satisfactory. Both the price as well as performance of the Moto G has been one of
the best in the industry and it has rocked as the best cheap smartphones one could
own.
So here we are a year later, presenting the new Moto G, which isn’t much of a game
changer and we pause here to ask, does it really have to be one? What we actually
need to figure out is if this year’s model has met the standards set by its
predecessor and is dearer in any way? For what we know, the new Moto G flaunts a
camera that is undoubtedly better than the original one. The Android 4.4.4 interface
is a treat and will be liked by one and all. The device also feels crisp in hands
despite the aging internals. And let’s face it; it is pretty darn inexpensive. A
smartphone for the same price is nowhere available that can meet such
performance standards. While there are numerous pros to this new model, it is not
without a few cons. The device has no LTE support. Also, the screen of this model
isn’t very crisp as compared to the previous year’s model.
Moto G just so much looks like last year’s batch of Motorola devices with only a few
noteworthy differences. The phone does have a more expansive, 5-inch 720p
display and barely has any edges on the left and right. Also, a shiny pair of front-
facing speakers above and below the screen help the Moto G impersonate the Moto

2. E quite convincingly. On top, the tiny notification light glows the moment someone
sends across an email or texts on your Facebook wall. All in all, that is what the
device has to offer in terms of the visual appeal. However, the good news is that
Motorola’s wallet-friendly strategy hasn’t changed a lot since the previous year’s
release of Moto G, and that works pretty well for all of us!