Motorolo moto (g60s, 6.8 Inch 120 Hz FHD+, MediaTek Helio G95 Octa Core Processor, TurboPower, 64MP Quad Camera, 5000 mAH Battery, Dual SIM, 128GB, Android 11), Ink Blue

Paid $338 (after tax) definitely a good bang for your buck. 6.8" HD+ screen, 4k cameras, 6/128gb, etc (ad says 4gb ram however it's actually 6 GB ram.Is close to a newer high-end Samsung, for $1,000 less. The only thing I don't like about this phone is the battery dies really quickly. It could be the brightness level I have on it though. I was going to get the battery replaced but I don't know if the battery is defective or it just depletes quick?You've got four cameras on the rear with a flashlight, and a selfie pinhole camera at the front, camera wise this phone has everything. The more cameras the better I think. The macro option is pretty cool being able to get super close-ups. And then you have the other ones for landscape and all kinds of stuff. Even record some videos or slow motion videos in 4k at 120 FPS.I upgraded from a Motorola G8 power, I gave it to my mom for her to upgrade her old phone. I needed the 128 GB of space as 64 GB of space was not covering it. 128 GB of space is more than enough for me though. Mostly for pictures and videos that I save.This definitely is the best phone you can get for the price. Compare it to a newer Samsung in GSMArena, and you will see specifications are about the same, for $1,000 less. The newest Samsung has a 200 megapixel camera which is completely unnecessary. This phone has a 64 megapixel camera, which is more than enough and I don't even use the 64 megapixel. I would only use it if I was taking up professional photo where extreme detail mattered but just taking a picture with the default settings comes out great!Enjoy!

Als mein erstes Moto geliefert wurde war ich erst einmal ùbetrascht, weil nur ein amerikanisches Schnellladegerät beigefügt war. Allerdings hat mir Motorola ein deutsches zugeschickt nachdem ich es reklamiert hatte. Ich musste zwar noch 8,30 € Zoll zahlen, aber das war es mir wert, nachdem die freundlichen Mitarbeiter mir einen tauglichen Stecker geschickt haben

First things first - This is a 4G phone and doesn't support 5G. If that's a deal-breaker, I hope I've saved you some time.I've re-written this review a little following having to buy another phone for a family member, and finding that for the money, nothing could touch the G60s at around £180. If you're on a sim-only contract and you want a lot of phone for your money, I can't find a phone to beat the G60s *IF YOU CAN LIVE WITH THE LIMITATIONS*.What I love about the G60s:-* Great battery life. I really do want to be able to use my phone all day and not have battery anxiety if I'm out and about at the end of the day. The G60s battery life allows that.* The big IPS LCD screen. The screen is ideal for me as I use my phone to watch videos a lot and am sick of screen burn on OLED phones. If you want bright, vibrant colours and excellent visibility on the brightest of days, LCD is not for you, and a decent OLED screen will serve you better. But I specifically wanted an LCD screen as my Samsung Note 2 & Note 8 with OLED screens I had both suffered pretty horrible screen burn and I keep my phones for a good while.* The basic Android, without a load of unnecessary proprietary bloatware laid on top of it.* Decent performance for everyday use. I don't play fancy games or do anything other than watch videos, make calls, send texts & mails and generally mooch about online on my phone. The G60s does all this in its stride, but it's not as super-fast as a high-end phone.* A proper fingerprint reader. This works a treat, is on the back (where it should be IMO) so your finger falls naturally on it, and it works VERY reliably. Even when my hands are a bit cracked it just works. I have another Motorola phone with a similar fingerprint reader and that works great too. Because the fingerprint reader is on the back, I can have a glass screen protector on the front, (not yet fitted to my phone) and also if the screen gets cracked, I don't have to worry about the fingerprint reader dying on me.* SD card slot. I have a 512GB card in mine and it makes the phone so much more useful to me.* 4K video, which is not available on the 5G Motorola G82 and Edge 20 Lite phones, for example.* 50w charging. I had over-estimated phone tech and so was initially disappointed by the G60s charge speed, but when looking for a new phone for a family member (who wanted a budget Motorola), I see the 50w charging feature has been dropped and the G82 and Edge 20 Lite only have 30w charging.What I wish was a bit better about the G60s:-* 5G capability. 4G is fine, but 5G is better and it's the new standard these days.* The camera is okay, but it's really not great and is inferior to a lot of mobile phone cameras. If you want a decent camera in your phone, the G60s is not the phone for you.* No wireless charging. Coming from a fancy high-end phone to a budget phone, you forsake a few of the fancy niceties of the high end phones, and wireless charging is one of them.* Limited water resistance. I miss not having to give a moment's thought about getting my phone wet.Things you might not like but don't bother me or I like:-* It's enormous. For me, this is a real boon, as I love big phones. For some people, this is going to be a real turn-off. Take a look at the pic I've uploaded and make sure you're happy with a phone that big.All in all, for the money, this is a great phone if you can pick it up for around £180. However, if it's priced at nearer £220, there are a fair few phones which are arguably better at that price point. You can get 5G, OLED screens, better cameras, and other features that may suit you better.I wanted a large LCD screen, great battery life, a rear fingerprint reader, and don't much care about the camera, so this phone suits me well. I think for many people, the poor camera will disappoint them, when comparing their pictures with other peoples. Don't get me wrong, it works fine, but comparing pics from this phone with pics from some of the other similarly priced phones reveal the G60s pics to be a bit dull and lifeless. This doesn't bother me, but I suspect it will bother a fair few people. If you want a big phone and you're on a tight budget, a sub-£200 G60s is a great buy.

No está mal pero un poco decepcionada.Porque mi pedido el modelo moto G60 . Pero lo que he recibido moto g60s ... Hay un poco diferencia . Compré la funda para moto G60 ,pero no compatible la posición del botón de la huella dactilar . La razón ese modelo no es G60 sino G60 s.El cargador sin problema , compré adaptador universal en la tienda de los chinos .

Ho fatto il reso perché il touch funziona male.Potenzialmente è un buon telefono, ma in realtà non lo è.Ho avuto il G6, il G7 ed il G8, presi da Amazon, e mai un problema.Ho preso il Motorola Defy, sempre su Amazon, speriamo bene.