Editors Liked
- Very long battery life, high-contrast display, 2 SIM cards plus microSD, decent GPS
Editors Didn't Like
- Low resolution, mediocre camera
Motorola Moto G6 Play
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Expert reviews and ratings
By NotebookCheck
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Big battery at a good price. Motorola's latest iteration of its G-series includes the mid-range Moto G6 Play smartphone at a price of around $200. With its 13 MP camera and its Snapdragon SoC it seems to be position fairly competitively. Let's find out...
By mobilephones.com
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Build QualityPhone Set UpFeaturesCamera & VideoBattery LifeIt doesn't matter who you are, a big battery that will let you use your phone for extended periods of time, is always desirable. In our Motorola Moto G6 Play review, we find a...
By TechRadar
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The Moto G6 Play is a great deal. What else did you expect from the Moto G series?Its slightly more expensive brother the Moto G6 is the biggest issue. For an extra $50/£50 you get a glass back, sharper screen and better, more versatile camera. It may...
By Stuff.tv
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Place the G6 Play casually in front of a friend and tell them you've just spent £400 on a new phone and they'll be none the wiser. With its slim bezels and big screen it certainly looks the part, and in use it's fast enough that only the most demanding...
By techadvisor.co.uk
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It might be worth spending the extra to get the regular G6, but if you're strapped for cash then the Moto G6 Play looks like a nice phone for £169.It's got the stylish looks of the more expensive devices, albeit with plastic and no water-repellant...
By goodhousekeeping.co.uk
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The Motorola Moto G6 Play is a great purchase if you're looking for a first phone or a handset for your teenager. It's got good battery life and a generous amount of storage, but the camera is a little bit...
By GSMArena
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It's really hard to make any noticeable dent in today's highly-competitive and overcrowded budget smartphone scene. Adapting as you go seems to be the only path to survival and Motorola has been doing plenty of it lately. The company's excellent...
By TechRadar
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Despite being the cheapest G6 phone, the G6 Play brings a lot to the table, including an impressive design, up-to-date Oreo software and a big...
By Trusted Reviews
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The likes of Honor and Xiomi have made the budget mobile arena far more competitive, but the Moto G6 Play remains one of most complete phones you can pick up for less than £200. All signs point to the G6 Play being a great budget phone from Motorola....
By alphr.com
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Image 7 of 11There's no denying that the Motorola Moto G6 Play is a good-looking phone, and a 4,000mAh battery is certainly a promising selling point.Is it enough, though? If the G6 Play is stuck at the performance levels of the G5, then it's also only...
By Expert Reviews
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The Moto G6 Play looks great for the money but its core specification suffers a...
By GSMArena
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Motorola hasn't exactly enjoyed a smooth ride on the smartphone scene, over the past few years. Still, amid all the profit turmoil, ownership changes and shifting branding strategies, the legendary Moto G family of devices managed to survive. In fact,...
By mobilesyrup.com
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Credit is owed where it's due, and Lenovo-owned Motorola has successfully catered to discerning — and cash-strapped — shoppers since introducing the Moto G in 2013 and the Moto E in 2014.The Moto G and Moto E are affordable, mid-range devices aimed at...
By techstage.de
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Das Motorola Moto G6 Play ist ein Mittelklasse-Smartphone für 199 Euro. Es ist das kleinste Mitglied der Moto-G6-Familie – bietet jedoch mit 4000 mAh den größten Akku. Wie sich das Gerät im Alltag schlägt, zeigt der Testbericht von TechStage. Der...
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