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Motorola's Moto G64 review: A feature-packed 5G smartphone on a budget
Źródło: Business Standard EN→PL
The Moto G64 is a solid budget smartphone with swift performance, decent camera capabilities, and a clutter-free user interface. With camera performance, the only drag here, the Moto G64 makes a compelling option in the budget segment only if you can live with a sub-par camera system. Otherwise, the smartphone is a better option with something in store for everyone.
Recenzja laptopa, dostępna wersja elektroniczna, Bardzo krótka, Data: 25/04/2024

75% Moto G64 5G review: Almost an all rounder
Źródło: India Today EN→PL
If you're looking for a powerful phone with a good price, great battery life, and a decent camera, then the G64 is definitely a good choice. However, if the camera is a top priority for you, and you prefer a phone with a trendy design, then the G64 might not meet your expectations. But other than camera and design, the phone is definitely a reliable daily driver. The Dimensity 7025 processor is fast and can handle multiple tasks smoothly, even some occasional gaming. The 6,000mAh battery with fast charging will last you well over a day, and the 120Hz refresh display is smooth and vibrant and on the top of it the G64 offers the clean Android experience.
Recenzja laptopa, dostępna wersja elektroniczna, Bardzo długa, Data: 24/04/2024
Ocena: Łączny wynik: 75%

72% Motorola Moto G64 5G Review: A minor upgrade, but a polished one
Źródło: Think Digit EN→PL
The Motorola Moto G64 merely sees some refinements over its predecessor; it’s not a generational upgrade. However, that doesn’t detract from the fact that it is still a solid value-for-money smartphone. The Moto G64 is an ideal phone for camera enthusiasts. The 50 MP OIS-enabled primary camera is one of the best, if not the best, under ₹15,000. Add to that ludicrously long-lasting battery life, and camera lovers have themselves an amazing option to snap photos of their best moments. However, the display needs an upgrade – an IPS LCD display with only 460 nits of tested brightness doesn’t cut it in 2024. Motorola has carved a solid space for itself in India’s cutthroat budget smartphone market by focusing on providing an elevated experience at an inexpensive price. One of the company’s latest entrants in the budget smartphone realm is the Motorola Moto G64 – the successor to the popular Moto G54 (review) from last year.
Recenzja laptopa, dostępna wersja elektroniczna, Długa, Data: 23/04/2024
Ocena: Łączny wynik: 72% cena: 73% wydajność: 66% wykonanie: 80%

80% Moto G64 5G Review: A Wallet-Friendly Option Worth Noticing
Źródło: The Mobile Indian EN→PL
Priced at Rs 14,999, the Moto G64 5G offers decent overall value, provided you're willing to overlook its display brightness, some bugs in software (which are fixable via an update) and the subpar performance of its camera under low-light conditions. It handles most basic tasks effortlessly and presents itself as a worthwhile smartphone at its price point.
Recenzja laptopa, dostępna wersja elektroniczna, Długa, Data: 18/04/2024
Ocena: Łączny wynik: 80% wydajność: 75% mobilność: 90% wykonanie: 90%

Moto G64 First Impressions: No Big Improvements
Źródło: NDTV Gadgets EN→PL
Motorola's G series phones have always been good value for money, and the new Moto G64 5G appears to be doing the same. There's not a lot of new features compared to the Moto G54 5G, but you do get better display protection and a slightly more powerful chipset. The phone starts at Rs. 14,999 for the base variant, which I think is a great deal. Should you purchase this phone? Stay tuned for the full review to find out.
Recenzja laptopa, dostępna wersja elektroniczna, Krótka, Data: 16/04/2024