Today, more than half of the world’s adult population has access to smartphones. The ever-growing mobile market has triggered numerous innovations to give the sellers a cutting edge in the competitive market. The market is keen on phones with higher performance features, ultra-thin exterior, and great battery life. Motorola, through the Moto G, currently operated by Lenovo, has stamped the need to make affordable handsets.
With the latest version going for less than $200, users can now access handsets with an octa-core processor, solid screen, and customizable hardware. The company is not keen on getting other brands head on, but forging through the corners that limit innovation. With most flagship brands selling at exorbitant prices, the G4 comes to give the cash-strapped segment value for their bucks. The phone features a 5.5-inch 1920 x 1080 display, 16/32 GB storage, 2GB RAM and 1.5GHz octa-core processor.
For a long time, the company prides in the capacity to innovate products out of the mainstream designs. It gives users the unique identity without lowering the flashy aspects of the handset. While the current version of Lenovo features a black color, the swappable back plates allow you change the color at will. Compared with the past releases, the G4 is miles ahead of the stunted unibody designs of the competitors.
The front side lacks physical buttons and brands, with the sides encased by firm yet smooth metal housing for better protection. The only physical buttons of the phone are the volume and the power buttons. While the version does not have the premium look of an iPhone, its build to withstand more bumps than the premium brands. In addition, the handset is made with water repellent features that lower the impact of mild contact with water. With a solid 3000mAh battery, you are rest assured of long life and short charging periods.
