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The 8MP rear camera is nice and quick, and while we haven't been able to compare quality to the original Moto G (coming soon!)

We adored the original Moto G, but its follow - ups have felt bulky in comparison and the introduction of silver bars above and below the display were certainly not welcome.

The Moto G (3rd Gen) is a bit larger than the Moto G (2nd Gen) and the original Moto G with 142.1 mm height and 72.4 mm width, but its thickness remains the same, at 11.6 mm.

If you're swapping from an existing phone to the new Moto G then Moto Migrate, which has been around since the original Moto G, makes it easy to copy over all your information, apps, contacts and so forth.

The camera on the original Moto G could easily have been described as an afterthought.

As far as budget smartphones are concerned, Motorola has long dominated the game: starting with its original Moto G released years ago, the company has continued to launch progressively more capable smartphones that, despite their low price tags, offer a relatively premium experience.

The original Moto G was the best - looking industrial design of the bunch, if you ask me.

The original Moto G boasted specs that changed expectations of budget devices, but it was a chubby device that was never going to draw admiring glances.

It's four years since the original Moto G arrived on the scene as the king of budget Android smartphones.

Now, nearly five years since the original Moto G's debut, -LSB-...]

Which turned out to be the original Moto G.

Motorola today announced that it has sold over 3 million smartphones in India since the time it re-entered into the market back in February last year with launching the original Moto G.

On the test hardware, sporting the same 1.2 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor found in the ZTE ZMax and the original Moto G alongside a measly 512 MB of RAM, Windows 7, incredibly, can boot and be used.

The original Moto G launched a trend of affordable smartphones that still offered solid features and performance, and that eventually expanded to the Moto E series.

The display has the same amount of sharpness which we praised at the time of reviewing the original Moto G.

Even being a successor of the original Moto G, the second - generation Moto G features a similar design with all - plastic built.

In terms of upgrade over the original Moto G, the second - generation Moto G features a 5 - inch IPS display with 1280 x 720 pixels (HD) resolution, 8 - megapixel rear camera and 2 - megapixel front camera.

Motorola has been the king of the budget space ever since the original Moto G, but how do things look heading into 2018?

Yes, the camera probably isn't going to be a patch on a Lumia's and no, there's no 4G LTE connectivy on board (although the original Moto G 4G is still available), but with a price tag of just $ 179 / # 145, compromises have to be made somewhere.

As good as the original Moto X was when it released last year, Motorola really shook up the smartphone market with its mid-range offering, the Moto G. Proving that a budget - friendly price point didn't have to mean a compromise in quality and user experience, the original Moto G went on to become the company's best selling smartphone.

The Moto G5 and Moto G5 Plus feature a metal build that's a huge leap away from the original Moto G in terms of design.

The device is much the same as the original Moto G, but with the addition of a microSD slot and the new 4G connection topping things off nicely.

Starting with the original Moto G in 2013, previously high - end specifications have been made available at ever lower prices.

Aside from hero devices such as the original Moto G, consumers who bought into lower - end handsets would find often find themselves frustrated by mediocre screens and battery life.

Motorola set the bar for budget devices with the original Moto G.

Everywhere else, however, the Moto G Turbo Edition remains identical to the original Moto G 2015.

Motorola on the other hand has done the opposite, bringing its Moto G second - gen in at a whole Rs 1,000 lesser than the launch price of the original Moto G.

Design And Build The original Moto G is known for its sturdy build.

However, when side - by - side with the original Moto G the new model's display appears slightly duller in terms of colours and the whites weren't as white.

Overall we thought the Moto G 2014's camera performed well considering the affordable price of the device and it certainly offers an improvement on the original Moto G, which we didn't have massive complaints about either.

The pixel density drops because of it and we're tempted to say it's a little too big, certainly compared to the original Moto G.

As with the original Moto G, the camera settings are accessed by swiping from the left to right and here you will find HDR (high dynamic range) including Auto HDR, flash, panorama and the video recording options.

Since the resolution hasn't gone - up though, the new Moto G's pixel density is lower than that of the original Moto G.

There's even been an improvement over the original Moto G when it comes to switching between the rear and front cameras, aided by the software tweaks.

Motorola announced the original Moto G in November last year and it ended up becoming one of the greatest phones of 2013 thanks to its performance, lovely design and, perhaps most importantly, a budget # 135 price tag.

The new smartphone has the same 5 - inch display panel that debut on the original Moto G (2nd Gen) with 1280 x 720 pixels (HD) resolution and Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection on top.

Having seen the original Moto G get a 4G upgrade, the new Moto G isn't.

Against the original Moto G and the flagship Samsung Galaxy Note 3, we found the new Moto G was slightly faster loading Angry Birds Rio than its predecessor but a little slower than the more powerful (and expensive) Note 3.

Assist works in the same way it did on the original Moto G, allowing you to avoid interruptions when in meetings or sleeping but the new model now offers Home and Driving modes too.

Motorola has consistently been putting out great phones in the budget category since the original Moto G, and the new Moto G5S Plus looks to continue that trend with a metal body and a spec bump over the Moto G5 Plus we reviewed earlier this year.

The Moto G is a noticeable improvement over the original Moto G, but positioned in such a way that current Moto G customers probably won't need to upgrade unless they really want the bigger screen or the dual SIM support.

It performs essentially identically to the original Moto G, which is a Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 device, and falls generally in the range of other mid-range handsets.

We've seen the rise of the affordable phone with the original Moto G, but now the trend has moved into the premium space by the increasingly powerful influence of Chinese OEMs like Xiaomi and Huawei, and start - up companies like OnePlus.

However, it's been a considerable length of time since the last breakout device, like the OnePlus X or the original Moto G, shook up the landscape.

Motorola truly impressed us with the original Moto G, a budget smartphone that, at launch, was untouchable.

The original Moto G didn't fare too well outdoors, despite the backlight having a high luminance for indoor usage.

The LG G Watch sports a square 280 x 280 screen, under which beats a Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor, a fairly common component in first - generation Android Wear pieces that also graced the ZTE ZMAX and the original Moto G. Another spec that was common among the first - generation devices, and is indeed shared with the aforementioned Moto 360, is 512 MB of RAM, an amount that, in the land of smartphones, was relegated to devices from 2010, for the most part.

When the original Moto G was unveiled back in 2013 it blew other budget phones out of the water.

After all, it's not too distant from the original Moto G's philosophy, which was good and hasn't changed much since.

Motorola announced the original Moto G in November last year and it ended up becoming one of the greatest phones of 2013 thanks to its performance, lovely design and, perhaps most importantly, a budget # 135 price tag.It was a game - changer in the smartphone arena,... Read more