0 Hz and 6 GB RAM, the Moto G60 is positioned below the Moto G100 and is ton to compete with the Galaxy A52. Other highlights of the device are the triple camera, being the main 108 megapixels, and the huge battery of 6,000 mAh.
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He landed in Brazil with the suggested price of R $ 2.699, but already appears in retail for much less. Does that make sense? Are the cameras good? What about performance? In recent weeks, the Moto G60 has been my main phone and I share my experience of use in this review.
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My first impressions with the Moto G60 were positive. The phone is so beautiful that today, I see the past generation with other eyes. The design and the big screen soon caught my attention: Motorola worked these two points, but that doesn’t mean it delivered upgrades that many expected. The Moto G60 comes with shiny plastic all over the rear, although the metallic look has a premium product feel, the material used is very simple.
Now, what impresses most, after finishing, is the weight. The Moto G60 can be heavier than the Galaxy M51, with its 7,000 mAh battery. For comparison, Samsung’s smartphone weighs 213 grams, while Motorola’s has 220 grams. It is possible to feel a certain discomfort after a few hours playing on the device.
