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In summary....great phone
Camera is good, don't expect much at night. During the day, just excellent photos with nice natural colors, as well as detail and sharpness.
Sound is good...with headphones even better...there you will really see what dolby atmos means.
Speed. Uninterruptedly fast.
Display. Since I also have a Xiaomi with AMOLED and a Samsung, what you read about the panel being good even though it's IPS doesn't describe the best IPS in colors (the red that the panel produces is simply amazing) and contrast that you may have seen. Just set the color palette to "natural" and never touch it again...
In multitasking, I pushed it to see if it would refresh or update any task...I couldn't manage it. About ten apps open. And with the RAM boost turned off.
On 1/4/2025 it received an upgrade to Android 15. To get you out of a difficult situation, it has a small bug when power saving is activated, the phone becomes cumbersome, slow, and freezes. More than usual. They made a mistake and the power saving reduces the processor speed but keeps the phone at 120 Hz, so it struggles due to the high resolution. The problem is immediately solved if you change the refresh rate to 60 Hz.

Unacceptable, and let me explain. I have the power edition for about two months, but I have used it very little. I took the cubot out of the drawer again. First of all, there are no instructions in Greek. Secondly, how did the designer think to set the power off with two buttons, off + vol+. I never get it right on the first try. It's the first time I see a phone without a navigation button, which is absolutely unacceptable. Friends call me who are in my contacts, and it only shows the number. Obviously, it needs some setting, but good luck with that. As for the menu, even though I had a Motorola before, this one is for strong nerves. I was misled by the descriptions of others, but I didn't realize that they were written by kids and were about gaming and photo performance. Only the battery and fast charging are worth it. I have never played games on my phone, nor am I an aspiring photographer. I like that before I even put it in my hand, I bought two cases and three screen protectors from China. I will put it on the marketplace for sale to save my nerves

For its money, perfect! It is 5g, mediatek 7020, with good battery, 120hz FHD screen, NFC, stereo dolby atmos, decent processor for everyday use, takes memory card up to 1 TB, has a good amount of ram and rom. RAM memory seems unable to be increased using part of the ROM, remains as it is. It has the classic hand movements - motorola functions: e.g. quick movement on the vertical axis automatically turns on the flashlight, quick movement on the horizontal axis opens the camera, etc. The only drawback for me, if considered a drawback, is the camera which although theoretically has OIS, does not seem to be anywhere, as well as the fact that the photos especially in low light are inferior to other mobile phones, e.g. in color performance or clarity. Inside the box there was the mobile phone, 20W charger, transparent case, sim tool and headphones (!!!!!). Overall, I think it has everything and for its money (purchase 154 euros) it doesn't get any better. P.S. Finally, it has a RAM memory boost from 8 to 10 so all good! It's been so long and it hasn't shown any issues!

I will make a long-term review. I bought the phone for €133 with an expected delivery time of one month. It arrived in my hands in early Feb/24. It is the XT2343-2 256GB/8GB nano sim+esim model, and I mention this because it matters.
I came from a realme 7i 4/128 and my habit is to change device every 2-3 years.
In the package I received the device, charger, cable, transparent case, SIM ejector tool and some wired hands-free earphones.
Environment
Completely bare with minimal bloatware. All the apps it offers can be restored. (With the exception of the system). As of 19/04/24 it now runs Android 14. (It is also on the list for Android 15) It received all updates quickly and easily. I set up the phone quickly.
Update 10/05/25: It has just been upgraded to Android 15, with Motorola keeping its promise.
After a few days of use with Android 15, I can say that the phone has not lost any speed at all and works normally. There has been no bug or malfunction in the operating system or in the apps.
Screen
TFT IPS LCD 6.5", Refresh rate 120Hz, 405ppi
Screen-to-body ratio~85.5%
Display resolution 1080x2400 pixels (20:9)
Touch. Capacitive Multitouch Touch Sam. Rate: 240Hz
It has a smart option: if you are looking at the screen and not touching it, it does not turn off even if you have a short lock time. At the very low price of the device, nothing better could fit in. When the camera or microphone is activated, there is a bright indicator at the top right.
Photo.
main camera (dual camera)
50 megapixels
2MP macro
f/2.4 1.75µm resolution 8160x6120 pixels
Video recording (Full HD (1920x1080) 30 fps, LED flash
Selfie cam 16 megapixels resolution 4608x3456 pixels
Video recording Full HD (1920x1080) no front flash
Focal aperture f/2.4 (aperture)
I only use the camera for my work (texts, parts, manuals, disassembly, assembly), so I do not have a proper opinion about the selfie or beauty filters and such. The selfie is somewhat dark, but for a €150 device it is satisfactory. The camera is satisfactory for what I want. (Maybe with the right settings it can take impressive photos.) It takes photos from very close up, quite clearly.
Sound: the Dolby Atmos system does an incredible job. Quite loud and clear sound.
Battery life charging.
LiPo: Li-Ion polymer (Non removable) capacity: 5000 mAh
Charger: 20W Wired fast charging
The 5000mAh battery is enough for a whole day. I charge it every night and the battery the next evening is between 30-50%. I talk relatively little but I use the internet a lot every day. More than 5 hours of use per day. (gps-bluetooth on.).
The smart charging charges the phone to 80% and stops. It charges the remaining 20% shortly before I wake up. From the alarm clock and the usage pattern it knows my day. In this way it optimizes battery life.
Processor
64bit: MediaTek Dimensity 7020 (6nm)
Octa-core, 2 processors:
4x 2.2GHz ARM Cortex-A78 (Quad-core)
4x 2GHz ARM Cortex-A55 (Quad-core)
GPU graphical controller IMG BXM-8-256 (900MHz)
Clearly the Dimensity 7020 is much better than Mediatek's g9x options. Fast, efficient 5G.
Sensors
Accelerometer, Ambient Light sensor, compass, Face unlock
Fingerprint sensor (on the side and fast), Gyroscope, Proximity sensor.
Radio is not installed, but it accepts the Motorola Mobility LLC fm radio app that you will find on the Play Store and it works very well. (Radio receiver)
I read in some comments about a hotspot problem; for me, whenever I needed to use it for my kids, it worked normally, without the device overheating.
In the volume options there is an option to put subtitles on videos and audio it plays. I have not looked into it yet.
NFC yes it has and it works normally.
Conclusion
After 9 months in my possession I can say that the device's microphone is amazing. I am always heard clearly and without problems.
It is definitely a phone that is well worth the money. VFM. It is a very good choice. I would buy it again.
The transparent factory case has strange sides, as if they are sharp, and they are annoying in the hand. (Photo)
Update Feb 25: now one year in my possession, with fairly hard use, (I work in industry) and many hours of use per day I am so satisfied that I am already thinking about my next Motorola. (Probably G56 or G86)
After 16 months of use I think I can say that the phone is considered reliable.
It is definitely water repellent, it has been exposed to rain many times.
I passed 2.5 years of use and am going on 3. The phone is holding up satisfactorily. The battery lasts the whole day with heavy use. It has lost very little performance.
One of the best devices I have bought. My next phone will definitely be Motorola.

Positive:
- Stock Android
- Good processor for its category (The phone doesn't lag and loads everything quickly)
- Strong speaker and good call quality
- Battery that lasts easily for two days with light usage and one day with heavy usage (data, GPS, games, etc.)
- The price of the phone in relation to what it offers is extremely low

So-so:
- I consider the camera quality to be average for the budget mobile phone category, as I have tried many models from other companies in the same category. However, it does the job perfectly fine for someone who doesn't have high demands...
- It could charge a bit faster (about an hour to go from 20% to 80%)

Negative:
- Average screen quality (IPS LCD)
- While the screen brightness is very good for indoor conditions, sometimes it's difficult to see everything perfectly in bright light...
- It heats up quite a bit when playing games (however, in everyday use like YouTube, social media, etc., it doesn't have a problem with temperature increase no matter how long you use it)

Conclusion: The Motorola proposition is very reliable, and at the price it is currently being sold, I believe it is highly worth it as a choice. Of course, the phone could be improved in some areas, but it will never be a concern for a regular user considering what it offers.

For the past 8 years, I have only been buying Motorola, so I have a pretty good opinion.

On the positive side, based on the price, if someone searches for it, they can get it for €127... (8Gb/256).
+ The Motorola IPS LCD screen is very good. Compared to the OLED screens, I don't notice any difference (maybe a little in black). It also doesn't have a significant impact on battery consumption.
+ Amazing sound... Motorola has made great strides in the past 2 years.
+ The processor is also very powerful for its price.
+ Motorola's crystal AI talk is perhaps the best currently available.
+ The company has returned to normal sizes for its mobile phones... they are no longer bulky. Personally, I have chosen the regular version over the power edition because it is lighter.
+ Clean Android 13.

Negatives:
- Fast charge 20w...?! You can't really call it the fastest... it takes quite a while to charge. Even the g32, which is 4G, comes with a 33w charger... I don't know what they were thinking here... Timed, it took me about 2.5 hours to charge from 0%.
- The battery is not the best, especially compared to some Motorola phones that lasted me 2.5 days... here, I need to charge it after 1.5 days. I don't play games. Of course, the processor might be to blame here, as it is the first Motorola I have with a MediaTek chip.
- Sometimes the screen loses touch sensitivity... I don't know, maybe it's just me.
- The shape of the phone is square... It may not be convenient for some people to hold. Also, the power edition weighs around 200g.
- I heard that it will only receive one more upgrade from Android 13.
- Sometimes, after intense use, I feel that it gets a little warm from the back.

Let me start by saying that the phone DID NOT come with a protective case, although I read somewhere that it did. Maybe it has to do with the origin of the device. Just a heads up for potential buyers.
The phone has a mediocre feel in the hand. While the device looks compact, the sensation it gives off is somewhat cheap plastic.
The screen is quite beautiful, clear, and bright.
The camera seems to perform relatively well. It does great in well-lit areas. In low-light environments, on auto mode (if someone doesn't know how to tweak it and simply presses a button), it produces some noticeable noise.
The phone is very fast, loading everything comfortably and quickly. However, sometimes you get the feeling that there is a small input lag.
The sound quality is satisfactory.
Call quality is fine.
I got a bit tired at first with the setup, and the device and app updates took quite some time. Some Google services gave me trouble when trying to update them, without knowing if it's the device's or Google's fault.
For its price, it's a very good choice. It justifies it with the aforementioned features, and I seriously doubt there is something of higher quality (overall) at this price range.