Motorola Moto G82 review
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In 2022, however, there have been far too many Motorola phones introduced for the typical individual to keep up with, and firms such as Realme, Xiaomi, and OnePlus have emerged as major competitors.
The Moto G82, however, retains the essence of the old Moto G spirit. It’s a practical, dependable, and uncluttered phone with a reasonably large OLED screen, 5G mobile internet, adequate storage, and stereo speakers at a reasonable price.
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This variant includes OIS (optical image stabilization), however, it does not raise the camera to the level of the Pixel 6a. While OIS helps prevent fuzzy shots inside, the Moto G82 camera doesn’t perform well at night and has lesser hardware than some of its slightly more expensive competitors.Jamb Result
The Snapdragon 695 SoC in the phone is also easily outperformed by Qualcomm and MediaTek chipsets found in slightly more expensive phones.
If camera image quality in more challenging circumstances, or performance in demanding games like Fortnite, is important to you, you should investigate alternatives like the Google Pixel 6a, OnePlus Nord 2T, Realme Neo 3T, and Xiaomi Poco X4 GT before selecting a Moto G82.
However, we can’t overlook the fact that all of those smartphones are considerably more expensive than the Moto G82, which should help dampen the volume on the various slightly poorer elements described in this review.
The Motorola Moto G82 5G was released in June 2022 with the Moto G62, a lower-end counterpart with a slower processor, a bulkier frame, and an LCD screen rather than an OLED panel.
MOTOROLA MOTO G82 PRICE AND AVAILABILITY
The G82 costs £289.99/$499AU, and while it was not widely accessible in the United States at the time of review, it is projected to cost roughly $365.
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