Motorola Moto G71 5G Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Motorola Moto G71 5G - closer to success

The history of Motorola has many features in common with that of Nokia. The manufacturer was once one of the leaders in the industry, but a series of wrong decisions led to the fact that the rights to the brand belong to Lenovo today. The developer did not adapt to the updated market conditions too quickly, but it seems that every year we will receive more and more current models. The hero of today's review is a clear confirmation of this.

The appearance of the novelty follows the canons of the series and at the same time corresponds to the price segment. A nice logo of the organization on the rear plastic panel, beautiful body colors, familiar camera design from its predecessors and small AMOLED display frames (except for the bottom) form a positive perception of the exterior. The only disappointing thing is the fingerprint sensor on the back, not on the side or under the screen. The 6.4-inch AMOLED panel has both advantages (high resolution FullHD + , impressive brightness and contrast settings) and disadvantages (harmful PWM effect). However, in most scenarios, working with the applied AMOLED screen is very comfortable.

The specifications are very good for a relatively inexpensive phablet. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 695 processor, 6GB / 8GB of RAM and the Adreno 619 graphics accelerator can already be considered an initial gaming bundle that is capable of organizing smooth gameplay in all modern games. Only a handful of projects like Fortnite will require graphics presets to be downgraded to low-mid. Of course, increased productivity is essential in everyday life as well. Web surfing, photo editing or working with instant messengers is distinguished by excellent responsiveness and speed of each operation performed. The autonomy is not upsetting either , because the 5000mAh battery guarantees one and a half to two days of operation of the gadget. There is a slot for MicroSD cards, while the size of the ROM has been brought to the unashamed 128GB.

The Android smartphone also did not do without good photo capabilities thanks to 50-, 8- and 2-megapixel photo modules. Even though optical stabilization has been reserved for full-fledged flagships, sensors will give flawless daytime photos even without it, and successful evening shots with natural color rendition will not be uncommon. Support for 5G networks (albeit in a limited range), contactless payment NFC - hundreds of thousands of potential buyers will be happy with this additional functionality. Thus, we got an extremely balanced and productive device, small traces of economy in which (plastic as the main assembly material, and so on) do not spoil the impression.