Affordable Motorola Moto g04 Review: Is it Worth Your Money?
Affordable Motorola Moto g04 Review: Is it Worth Your Money?
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div>MOTOROLA may have had its heyday in the mid-noughties but the company is still around making gloriously cheap smartphones.
It’s hard to find a bargain in the tech world but the Moto g04 will certainly please your bank balance at only £89.
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Motorola Moto g04: Look and Feel
The Moto g04 has a pretty simple look about it – and that’s not a criticism, I quite like this.
It’s housed in a plastic body which has a slight satin effect on the back, in blue. There’s also “Concord black” and “Sea green”.
Motorola Moto g04: Performance and Features
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The Moto g04 runs on the latest version of Android, which is currently 14.
One rather retro feature I rate is an FM radio, provided you have some headphones to plug-in (yes, there is a headphone jack).
Motorola Moto g04: Battery
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If you worry about battery then the Moto g04 is a pleasant surprise.
It pretty much matches up to more expensive competition with a 5000mAh battery.
Motorola Moto g04: Camera
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The Moto g04’s main camera is just 16-megapixel so don’t expect stunning shots.
It can handle static scenes at a fair distance but the detail and vibrancy is lacking – and digitally zooming will just spoil your photos.