Along with the Motorola G100, the expert was given a charging adapter, a needle to open the SIM card tray, a 20 W charger, wired headphones with in-ear headphones, a USB-C cable and a protective case.
In terms of design, of course, the smartphone looks quite old-fashioned. Its body is made entirely of plastic.
Motorola G100 had Android 11 by default. However, it was eventually updated to version 12.
Surprisingly, at the start of sales in Europe (in 2021) it cost 500 euros and about 600 dollars.
The screen of the Motorola G100 has an IPS matrix, a 90 Hz refresh rate, a diagonal of 6.7 inches and Full HD + resolution. The maximum brightness is around 700 lux, so you can definitely use your smartphone in the sun.
The device runs on the Snapdragon 870 processor, but the memory capacity is only 8/128 GB.
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The main camera of the Motorola G100 has 64 MP resolution, 16 MP width, 117 degree viewing angle and autofocus, and a 2 MP depth sensor. TOF camera is also available. For shooting in macro mode, a special illumination is turned on around the lens. You can see photo examples above. You can slightly improve the quality of your photos by using Google Camera.
The smartphone can record a maximum of 6K video. But in this mode there is no stabilization and everything shakes. Therefore, it is better to immediately switch to 4K.
Motorola G100 has two front cameras: regular camera and wide viewing angle. With selfie cameras, you can only record video in Full HD 30fps.
Overall the phone lasts a work day with moderate use. It charges to 100% in 1 hour and 50 minutes.
Motorola G100 for 15 thousand rubles looks very good, especially considering the Snapdragon 870 processor. In general, if you are ready to put up with the old design, lack of stereo, you can still use it for two to three years. and lack of updates.
Source: Ferra
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