Moto G6 Plus India - My Opinions - Moto Nailed it

Moto G6 Plus India - My Opinions - Moto Nailed it

This is the Moto G6 Plus, which is a new budget middle class from Lenovo. At the sales price of approximately 3-400 Singapore dollars, it is entering into one of the most competitive segment of the market today. So let's look at the phone, and see if it's good or not. We kick things with the design of the phone, which reminds of the Moto X4. There is a glass back, signature Moto camera collision, and a fingerprint sensor in front. But it is important to note that the frame is actually plastic, not metal. Not a big deal, because it's a cheap phone later. The phone still feels great thanks to the winding glass in the side. Talking about the fingerprint sensor, it may look a little shorter, but the rest assured, it works fine. It's fast and accurate, and I really like that I can even make a long press to lock the phone. Once the phone is unlocked, you are greeted with a long 18: 9 screen, which actually looks amazingly good for the phone's price.

Colors look good, and for the spectacular display of outdoor visibility is really good thanks. Here is the only minor complaint I have, which is like birds, which seems a little thicker. Anyway, due to the good looking screen and surprisingly good front firing speaker, it's easy to ignore Beazel. The multimedia experience on the phone is still very good. Even for gaming, the old Snapdragon 630 chipset still performs well. Loading some games may take some time, but they are definitely playable. For day-to-day usage, apps launch quickly, and the UI looks smoother. Overall it provides a great experience, and thanks to the software, maybe its part. The UI is relatively clean and is close to Android stock for the most part. There are some visual changes in it, some are Microsoft applications, and there are some additional features. Using a fingerprint sensor for navigation to launch the camera, double-cut for flashlight, three finger screenshots, and a little more real estate to get real estate. We have not seen anything on some recent Moto devices. So essentially this is a boring but good software experience. Thanks to the efficient processor, and rather clean software, battery life has been quite decent with 3,200 mAh battery. I saw a slightly more standby conduit due to the Moto display and Moto Voice feature, but one day of usage can still be easily obtained. By the way, if you really need a voice assistant, then I would recommend using Google Assistant on Moto Voice as it is more reliable. Let's talk about the quality of the camera. The hardware at Moto G6 Plus is really very decent. Dual pixel autofocus, and a rather broad aperture. It is capable of generating decent looking images in most light conditions, I was surprised to see something like this. Image processing is heavy to my taste, but if you do not pixel Pip it is a non-issue. It has a secondary camera which is also used for deep sensing which allows mode like portrait shot, spot color or simply deleting the background. They do not always work perfectly, but in a while they are very fun to play together. Video capture also looks great for most part, and it provides electronic stabilization at 1080p. The front camera can be washed slightly, but it is quite decent for a long time. Overall, I would say that this is a pretty decent camera experience for the price you pay. You can find whatever you take with the phone in the link below. To cope with everything, I think the Moto G6 Plus is a great phone that provides a lot of experience in terms of hardware and software experience. It's basically a jack of all businesses. Apart from this, I really appreciate that this is a bit of NFC, USB Type Sea Port, 5 GHz WiFi Support, and even Splash Resistance. These are the features that all phones can not have in this price range. I still think that this can be a little better using the old chipset, but all things are considered, I think the Moto G6 Plus is a very good option, and of course Moto G is worth the name . Thanks for watching my review of the Moto G6 Plus. If you enjoyed it, then be free to leave the channel for more reviews in the future and subscribe to the channel. Thanks again, and you see the next people.

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