Its clean and simple design makes it fit anyone's style and the soft-touch finish feels great to the touch when it's resting in your hand. Results taken on the front camera aren't overly terrible, although I did find I could look pale and overexposed in some instances. This becomes more apparent when you consider its competition, such as the Samsung Galaxy A14 5G, which gives you a full HD display, a beefier processor and an equally long-lasting battery for just a little more cash. It may come down to whichever costs the least for you, or if you have a particular affinity for a certain brand that will persuade you to part with your cash.

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Its dual-piece design will protect your phone from drops of up to 16 feet, and its hard shell will keep scratches and scuffs from messing with your phone's delicate finish. The Moto G family of phones often has multiple members, but what you’ll find in the US, for example, may not be available in Australia and vice versa. Otterbox has been one of the premier phone case manufacturers for quite some time because they make quality cases with excellent protection, but we love the Commuter Series Lite for its slim profile but ample protection.

While there are always going to be some trade-offs when comparing it against some of the best phones available right now, as an overall budget phone experience, Motorola remains unrivalled. The phone only supports up to 10 watts of maximum throughput from a wired charge, which meant it took just over two hours to top up to 100% from seven. There’s no mention of Gorilla Glass being used on the front panel in Motorola’s official specs list, so you’ll definitely want to invest in a tempered glass screen protector, and while an official IP rating is not offered, the company says it has a “water-repellant” design that can survive the odd splash or spill, but you’ll want to refrain from submerging it in water at all costs. I left the video playing on a loop in TechRadar's Sydney office, where lighting conditions were constant, so that the display wouldn’t keep adjusting its brightness level. It allows you to attach your device securely to any motorcycle, truck, fishing boat or any other vehicle.

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Images do still lack any real vibrancy and clarity, and results suffer with worsening light conditions. And while it may feel nice to hold and comes with a pretty responsive fingerprint reader for unlocking the device, its plastic build and lack of any worthwhile waterproofing means you’ll want to be extra careful with how you treat it. I used my review unit of the Motorola Moto G53 5G mainly for leisure during my testing period of a few weeks. If you like to view the back of your phone as a canvas, the FollmeAir case is the perfect simple TPU case that can give you the artistic expression you want, thanks to the many designs available. Integrating the interchangeable mounting interface into a sleek and tough everyday case, it empower your smart device in extremes and custom your own design.To put it to the test, I loaded up an 11-hour long YouTube video of various nature scenes, with resolution set to automatic – 720p in this case – and screen brightness set to 50%. As for the macro lens, an on-screen prompt pops up telling you to get up close with the subject, but I struggled to get it to focus on anything.

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ARMOR-X offers a wide range of heavy duty interchangeable mounting solutions for all types of rails, vehicles and mobile devices. inch LCD display dominates the front of the Moto G53, with a small punch-hole cutout at the top to house the front camera. I don’t think this detracts from the overall viewing experience because, since the screen is so large, my eyes were never really drawn to the chin at the bottom. Sometimes the best cases come from the same place you get your phone, and Motorola's own Protective Case is a great basic case for anybody.Motorola has fitted a 5,000mAh battery into the Moto G53 5G, which is something we’ve now pretty much come to expect in the G series. While 50 megapixels may sound like an enticing number, it doesn’t tell the whole story and it doesn’t necessarily equate to high-quality images.