Motorola's G54, priced at Rs 15,999, impresses with its robust battery life and a commendable 12GB RAM variant, catering to heavy users. However, the LCD display may deter some, especially avid entertainment lovers. The audio quality does stand out, ...
Read Full ReviewThe Moto G73 is a solid option with a clean and secure Android experience, along with 5G connectivity and all-day battery life, all at a reasonable price point, but its lack of an AMOLED panel, slow charging, and no support for 4K video recording may...
Read Full ReviewWhile the bloat-free software experience with promised updates and lasting battery life seems like a catch for Moto G62, the shortcomings in the camera department can be a bummer....
Read Full ReviewThe Moto E13 is a capable entry-level phone with a stylish design, average performance and a good UI. However, it charges slowly and offers lacklustre camera performance. ...
Read Full ReviewDespite focusing more on its display, the Moto G82 can perform decently when used casually, but optics isn't its forte. Its price of Rs. 21,490 puts it up against the Redmi Note 11 Pro+ and the Realme 9 Pro Plus. ...
Read Full ReviewAt an asking price of Rs 9,499, the Moto G13 proves every buck to its consumer. It ticks almost all the things right. However, display resolution and bloatware could have been done better. ...
Read Full ReviewThe Moto Razr 40 offers a stylish flip phone option with a great display, though it lacks Widevine L1 certification. It performs well without lag and provides a pleasant software experience typical of Motorola phones. The battery life is decent, and ...
Read Full ReviewMobile Phones | Price |
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Motorola Edge 40 Neo | Rs. 19,999 |
Motorola Edge 40 | Rs. 29,999 |
Moto G54 | Rs. 15,999 |
Moto G84 | Rs. 16,999 |
Motorola Edge 40 Neo 256GB | Rs. 22,999 |
Moto G73 | Rs. 15,999 |
Motorola Edge 30 | Rs. 24,490 |
Moto G14 | Rs. 8,999 |
Moto G62 5G | Rs. 15,799 |
Motorola Edge 30 Fusion | Rs. 34,299 |