Testseek.com have collected 266 expert reviews of the Motorola Moto G 2014 Gen 2 and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Motorola Moto G 2014 Gen 2.
September 2014
(81%)
266 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(84%)
360 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
I'm going to say it-I like the bigger size. There are a few reasons why I finally left Apple for Android
And size played its part. In my personal experience
A 5-inch screen just seems like the sweet spot for most phones. The Moto G doesn't make watching
Good build quality and ergonomic design
Smooth performance without lags
Android L update confirmed
HD screen with good colour rendering
Dual frontspeakers
Snappy user experience
Good for gaming
Great music output.
Better Camera
Bigger Display
Smooth User Interface
Value for Money
Big Screen
Good Display Quality
Good camera
Great performance
Value for money
Upgradable to Android L
Affordable
Good battery life
Stock Android.
Good
Good performance
Great battery life
Excellent value for money
Motorola
In its new incarnation
Can be credited with reshaping the lower end of the Indian smartphone market. The Moto G
When launched earlier this year
Was quite simply the best possible value you could get in a smartphone. It set off a massive chain
Bigger display
Excellent price
Smooth performance
The editors didn't like
The Moto G is seriously lacking in storage. Right now you can only buy an 8GB model through Motorola's online store. After downloading essential apps
I only had 3GB left to work with. This means I'd have to actually think about the next time I record an
Display isn't bright enough and has bad sunlight visibility
Camera isn't a very big improvement over older version
Abstract: “A visual walk-through of the second-gen Moto G's capabilities and performance”Just a couple of weeks ago, Motorola showcased its next-gen product lineup in the form of the new Moto G, Moto X and the attractive Moto 360 smartwatch (first impressions). Whi...
Abstract: “Taking a look at the 2nd-gen Moto G's shooting prowess”Comebacks are always hard to make, but Motorola has proved otherwise with its trio of Moto G, Moto X (review) and Moto E (review) smartphones. The brand's successful re-entry in the Indian market beg...
Tremendous value, Doesn't feel lowend, Fast and fluid performance in everyday tasks
Weak camera features
The Moto G - Find It At AmazonWhat Motorola is going for with the Moto G is a budget phone that outperforms its price class. Remember, it costs a piddly $149 on Republic Wireless' service with no contract; contrast that with so many souped-up smartphones ...
Abstract: Posted in Cell Phones, ReviewsThe MotoG feels very nice in my hand with a lovely curved back. However, there’s no way to add an SD card and while you can open the back cover, don’t bother. The battery is not customer replaceable. However, I found the b...
Abstract: The key differences are a bump up in screen size (from 4.5-inches to 5-inches) and the fact that this unit's gone back to the original Moto G's dual-SIM 3G arrangement; you only get HSDPA+ speeds, not 4G. Otherwise the internals are largely the same — a ...
Abstract: Flagship smartphones might grab the headlines but not everyone wants to spend big bucks on a new smartphone. According to IDC, the majority of smartphone sales are still driven by the budget market with almost 60 per cent of all Android smartphone shipmen...
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Published: 2014-11-21, Author: Joseph , review by: whistleout.com.au
The Moto G is our go-to phone recommendation in this price category. With its excellent screen and smooth performance, the Moto G looks and feels like a phone that you'd expect to pay twice as much for, if not three-times as much. There's no 4G and onl...
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Published: 2014-10-21, Author: Jason , review by: ausdroid.net
Still a great price point, Comfortable to hold in the hand, Front facing speaker
Screen performs poorly in sunlight, Lack of 4G hurts in major cities, 5-inch screen feels like a step too far
The low-to-mid-range market has become saturated in the last year with manufacturers taking a tilt at the space occupied by the Moto G. Nobody seems to have hit that target as well as Motorola, and their followup demonstrates a willingness to change – alt...
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Published: 2014-10-14, Author: Darren , review by: gizmodo.com.au
Great size, Amazing price, Reasonable performance
Lack of story, Screen isn't up to snuff, No removable battery
Do you really want a Moto X but hoping the Moto G would suffice? Then, no, you shouldn't. I would even be hard-pressed to recommend this over the Nexus 5 as LG's Google device comes with a faster processor in a slim package. But the Moto G is incredibly...
A dual-SIM phone; Feels great in the hands; Excellent battery life; Upgradeable memory; Bleeding edge version of Android, totally up-to-date, moreso than a lot of the flagship phones we see;
3G performance is among the slowest of the 3G phones we're used to seeing, likely due use of two 3G SIM card slots; Mediocre system speed; No NFC;
Every manufacturer has responded to the increased screen sizes of 2014 in a similar way, with all flagships sporting increased sizes, even those from Apple.But the Motorola G isn't a flagship, and it's not even a mid-range, offering a value closer to bang...
