Motorola Moto G 4G Dual SIM (2nd gen) Specification, Price and Review

Let's see the Specification of Motorola Moto G 4G Dual SIM (2nd gen)

Motorola Moto G 4G Dual SIM (2nd gen) Price:

16200 Indian Rupee Approx.

260 US Dollar Approx.

240 EUR Approx.

Motorola Moto G 4G Dual SIM (2nd gen) reviews:

User Opinion 1:

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Reply to a question - somebody wanted more information and I think especially no access to the Google Cloud if it is correct is important.

Motorola told me that Motorola Moto G 4G 2015
(I don't know whether it is for the old XT1072 or the new XT1072 (Moto G 4G 2915) version

Probably both should have;
Voice Memo/Dial

But both won't have Google Drive (50 GB Cloud Storage)
I asked why (because all their other G phones had access to Google's Cloud free of charge) and they couldn't say why.

But it should still be possible to back-up to a computer I was told.

User Opinion 2:

It is ironical that up to now there are probably thousands of Motorola owners complaining about not having the latest Lollipop software.

But with the apparent severe memory leak of 1.4 GB RAM bug/fault problem, numerous Motorolas' owners must be relieve that they haven't got the upgraded Lollipop 5.1 installed.

User Opinion 3:

Actually I always thought that the chipsets should be used as follows.

Moto E Snapdragon 410
Moto G Snapdragon 610
Moto X Snapdragon 810

The point being Cheap phones get 400 series, medium priced phones get 600 series and higher end phones get 800 series.

That would be a good, sensible way to cater for everyone, and all markets.

Maybe the 3rd Generation models will be designed as such.

User Opinion 4:

Seems ppl are making uninformed comments. I currently have the LG G3 and used the Moto G 2014 for at least 7 months. The only reason I'm using the LG is coz I gave the Moto G to my mom after her phone died. The Moto G cost £150, and a 5inch, branded, offline, dual SIM, handset, running pure android, is a great deal! You all look at the specs, and make assumptions, yet real world application is different. My G3, with its bigger battery has less endurance than the Moto G, and I'm a very heavy user for calls and data because I use use same handset for both work and personal calls/email/data etc.
Moto G handsets are technically budget handsets, but what you get for your £150, it a great handset that is not heavy on the pocket, has pure android with no bloatware, will get updates in line with nexus devices, and look almost as good as the Moto X. There's no knocking that! For what you pay for an LG, Samsung, Sony etc, you can get 2 Moto G's, and give the other to your missus(or keep the money you've saved, and buy the next year's model,, innit!)

User Opinion 5:

I suppose that LG G3 is even cheaper than Moto G 2015 while all of it`s specs are so higher than Moto G:
LG G3 VS Moto G 2015:
5.5 inches display VS 5.0 inches display
1440 x 2560 pixels VS 720 x 1280 pixels
Quad-core 2.5 GHz VS Quad-core 1.2 GHz
Adreno 320 VS Adreno 305
32 GB internal memory VS 16 GB internal memory
3 GB RAM VS 1 GB RAM
13 MP Camera VS 8 MP camera
2160P video recording VS 720P video recording
3000 mAh battery VS 2390 mAh battery
8.9 mm thickness VS 11 mm thickness
149 g weight VS 155 g weight

Source: gsmarena.com