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Not a particularly bad budget phone given its value price.
The Android 11 version despite its stated uncluttered installation, nevertheless comprises significant Moto branded bloatwear, skins and feature utilities, much of which are utterly useless and intrusive. They can however, be disabled to a greater extent from within Android OS settings menu or blocked via a Firewall App.
The fingerprint scanner is accurate most of time, but not good if ambient temperatures get too warm, when it fails completely and simply does not function.
The 120hz screen refresh is all very well, but the IP-LCD screen is just completely wrenched in bright light, where the screen simply turns a reflective black making it useless for anything.
The camera despite its high pixel specification is just plain awful producing very poor over coloured, granular and glaring images, in only being able to take mediocre pictures when lighting is perfect. It’s absolutely no good even in modest bright light, let alone sunny conditions and forget about taking pictures in any form of even slightly dim or overcast lighting conditions, the results are dark, shadowed and sullen. Moto does provide various built in apps in attempting to enhance pictures, but they are all without exception utterly clumsy bloatware and a useless gimmick.
Bluetooth is a bit hit and miss, with devices often not connecting, not been found or dropped.
Annoyingly, the Moto G60s has an all too regular habit of intermittently losing mobile network connectivity, where only a complete restart will rectify the issue.
Forget about maintaining a GPS signal, it simply does not function most of the time or uses either a previous location or a spuriously generated location. Utter Rubbish, don't expect SatNav apps or photo geotagging to function!
The MediaTek G95 processor is responsive and at least as good as anything comparable from Qualcomm, where the 128gb RAM gives plenty of storage without the need for SD Cards - which can be added if required. The battery at 5000 mAH lasts a full day of use, although over time, deterioration can be noted, with more frequent charging required.
Hotspot tethering is absolutely excellent in never failing to connect.
All in all a phone good enough for certain levels of general use, so long as not in brightly lit conditions, where the screen is a complete let-down and the camera utterly appallingly.
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