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Live from the Moto XGX event


Moto X Style

Moto X Play

Moto G 3rd Gen

 

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Moto G hands-on

Hands on with Motorola's new Moto X Style

 

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Moto G (2015) review: this is Motorola's real flagship

That's kind of the experience of using the Moto G: oscillating between being really impressed with what a $200-or-so phone can do, and then being hit with another limitation. You can't have an amazing display. You can't have a great camera. You can’t have the perfectly slim body. Not if you want to get an off-contract phone at this price.

But pricing is part of what makes the Moto G so impressive. It punches way above its weight. At $649 off-contract — like the iPhone — these issues would be obvious deal breakers. At $179 off-contract, they're still something to marvel at. Earlier this year, we named the Moto G’s 2014 model the best cheap smartphone you can buy; unless a surprise challenger comes along, it’s hard to imagine anything other than the 2015 Moto G taking its spot.

The Moto G often feels like the culmination of everything that Motorola has learned in the course of making its other phones. Yes, it's a stripped-down version of Motorola's so-called flagship, the Moto X, but it's by no means an afterthought. It's reason to question what a "flagship" really is. If a flagship is literally the standard-bearer, then it's worth remembering that the Moto G is the Motorola phone that most people are going to use — it's the phone that's going to define Motorola. When you consider that the Moto G is Motorola's "best selling smartphone ever," Motorola's top-of-the-line phones start to seem more like testing grounds than devices designed to take over the market. Given how impressive and popular the Moto G is, it’s hard to see it as anything but Motorola’s actual flagship.

 

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Moto X Force will be the official name of the leaked Bounce

The Moto X Force will apparently be "shatterproof", which suggests a military MIL-STD rating of some sort. This could be paired with water and dust resistance through an IP factor.

Inside the Moto X Force we'll find the Snapdragon 810 chip from Qualcomm, 3GB of RAM, 32 or 64GB of storage, as well as a 3,760 mAh battery (which, amazingly, is even bigger than that of the Moto X Play). The screen will be a 5.43-inch QHD affair, while the main camera will be the 21 MP unit seen in both of the other Moto X-branded devices launched this year, paired once again with a 5 MP selfie snapper.

 

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http://www.motorola.co.uk/products/moto-x-force

Moto ShatterShield Display
Great protection with a 5.4” AMOLED Quad HD display

48-hour battery
High capacity 3760 mAh battery powers through two days

TurboPower charging
Up to 13 hours of battery life in just 15 minutes

Water-repellent
Guarded by advanced nano-coating technology

Processor
Ultra-powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 processor

21 MP camera
Captures beautiful, true-to-life images in any light