Motorola Moto G82 5G

For many years, everyone seeking for an Android smartphone at a fair price received a clear advice to buy one of the Moto G models.
However, there is now much more option Motorola Moto G82 5G available for under $345 because to competition from Chinese companies Realme, Xiaomi, and OnePlus.

Motorola Moto G82 5G SPECIFICATIONS

•Eight-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 695 processor
• 6GB RAM • 128GB storage • 6.6in 120Hz
2400×1080-pixel OLED screen • 50-megapixel
rear camera • 8-megapixel wide camera • Wi-Fi 5 •
Bluetooth 5.1 • Android 12 • 161x74x8mm (HxWxD) •
173g • One-year warranty

However, new G82 5G gadget retains some of the classic Moto G’s character. It’s a practical, dependable, and unnoticeable phone with a large OLED screen, 5G mobile coverage, enough of storage, and stereo speakers – all at an alluring price.
This phone isn’t extremely appealing because to its plastic shell, but its design is functional and straightforward. Because it delivers high levels of contrast, the screen is a 6.6-inch 120Hz OLED display, which is the type of quality we’d love to see at this price.

However, it isn’t the greatest screen available. It can be used outside because it can achieve 650cd/m2 in direct sunshine, however there have been screens that are brighter. When you turn it on for the first time, it also needs some fine-tuning to get the colour to seem perfect, but utilising the available options, this is a rather easy operation.

The phone has the exclusive Moto UI and Android 12 operating system. This adds a few minor adjustments to the dropdown menu’s appearance and feel in Google’s operating system.
A new Peek Display information panel now offers an instant display of the time and battery life when you pick up the phone after it has been sleeping.

Although app loading and multitasking will appear a little slower than on an expensive Android phone, Android 12 feels really sleek. The Sony Xperia 10 IV and the G82 5G both make use of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 695 CPU, a mid-range chip.

Although its performance is passably excellent, it falls short of the Snapdragon 870, which can be found in devices like the Xiaomi Poco F3, for instance. More demanding games may not have access to all graphical settings, and their frame rates could be erratic.
The camera is a little underwhelming; the primary unit performs well in bright conditions but poorly in dim ones, producing blurry and grainy results.