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what is up guys. muwen360 is here to giveyou my full in-depth review of the 3rd generation motorola moto g for 2015. before i begin,i want to thank motorola for providing me with this review unit to test a week priorto launch so i can bring my review to you all on the day of release. this also meansi’ve been playing with pre-release software during my review period so just keep thatin mind. this is probably the most anticipated budget smartphone of 2015 and does it liveup to the hype? can it deliver an excellent smartphone experience even better than itspredecessors at a sub $200 price point? let’s find out in my full video review of the new2015 motorola moto g. so after spending about a week with the new moto g, here’s whati have to report. let’s kick things off

with design and hardware. after using thepast two iterations of the moto g, i have to say the design, and the build quality onthe new g is my favorite by far. why? because it feels more premium. gone is that matte,soft touch finish that attract fingerprints and gets quite disgusting in your sweaty.instead we have a new textured surface on the back that not only deter fingerprintslike a champ, but also provides you with additional grip on the phone for a more secure in handexperience. i also like the new metallic accent on the back that gives the phone a more premiumlook, more flair without being too flashy. other than those changes, the new moto g isabout the same as its processor with roughly the same dimensions and weight which is whythe new moto g remains an excellent choice

for one hand use. the new moto g is absolutelya pleasure to use in one hand with its curved design that rests naturally in the palm ofyour hand especially with the 5-inch form factor. the location of the volume and powerbuttons are on the same side for even easier handling with one hand. so if you were toask me the best phone right now for one-handed use? it’s the new moto g hands down. theleft spine of the phone is clean. at the top, you got your 3.5 millimeter headphone jackdead center next to the microphone. microusb port at the bottom for charging and syncing.on the front you got your ear piece, ambient light sensors, and a 5 megapixel front facingcamera an upgrade over the last generation’s two megapixels. towards the bottom, motorolahas retained the tradition of front facing

speakers though this year only the bottomone is a speaker, the grill at the top is used only phone calls. but i’ll take a singlefront facing speaker any day over speakers placed in other positions. though the onlydownside is that the recessed speaker tends to accumulate dust over time quite easily.but i think the quality and volume of the speaker is actually pretty good actually . let’shave a listen. on the back, you get your 13 megapixel camera, an improvement over lastyear’s 8 megapixels. under the camera we have a special kind of flash which i’llgo in-depth later. and last but not least, the signature motorola dimple, an excellentlocation for resting your index finger. sure the moto g isnt’t the most attractive phoneon the market, but if you’re able customize

the device to your liking, i’m sure you’lllove it. well, that’s exactly what you can do using moto maker, now available on themoto g, motorola’s phone customization tool brought over from the moto x to truly makethis phone your own. which is also why the back cover is removable so you can changethe look and feel of your device in mere seconds. oh by the way i almost forgot to mention themicrosim tray and the microsd card slot allowing upgradable memory for up to 32 gigs.the new g also comes with ipx7 certification for water resistance because water is yourphone’s worst enemy. ipx7-rated protection keeps your phone safe from splashes and accidentaldrops in water of up to three feet for up to 30 minutes. this is very nifty if you wantto give you’re a bath or use your phone

in the shower.for those of you that were concerned about lenovo’s influence over motorola after theacquisition, you’ll be delighted to hear lenovo has kept their hands off of motorolaat least in the ui and motorola is allowed to do what it does best and that is software.the new moto g runs mostly a stock version of android 5.1.1 lollipop and with motorola’strack record, this device will probably be one of the first devices to receive androidm. motorola’s also got its own tweaks and value-adds too but they are extremely usefulwhich makes the moto g a bloatware –free device if there were such a certificationmaking the interface smooth, fast and intuitive to use. some of my favorite ones include motoassist which recognizes if you are at work

or at home, and adapts in ways that help you.like letting only priority calls through while you’re asleep. or keeping silent and automaticallyreplying to important messages when you’re in meetings. you can even add new places suchas “home”, “work” or a custom location like “school” and then set preferencesthat keep the phone quiet—or read your new messages out loud depending on your location.another one is the moto display feature brought over from the x and it gives you a simple,discreet preview of notifications and updates. just give your phone a nudge to see what’snew, then go right to the related app to handle it immediately or leave it for later. youcan even play or pause music tunes without waking your phone. built-in motorola appsnot only are always kept up to date through

the play store, but they’re nifty as well.motorola’s help app provides a quick and easy way to get help with a customer servicerepresentative through chat or call, motorola migrate helps to make the transition smootherby easily transferring your stuff from old device to new device. there’s also a built-infm radio so you can listen to music for free anytime, anywhere. the bottom line is motorola’sadditions are useful and adds true value to the user experience. as for the display, itis exactly the same panel as last year’s with a 1280x720 resolution with a pixel densityof 294 pixels per inch protected by gorilla glass 3. other budget devices like the alcatelidol 3 might have a higher resolution display, but i have to say the display on the g isstill very good. it has a display that is

both vibrant and bright, with accurate colorsand good viewing angles. seeing the device under direct sunlight is also not a problemso the quality of the display makes up for the low resolution.both cameras of the new moto g received a boost in resolution. the 13mp sensor on theback iscapable of producing some excellent photos like these when conditions are bright.in darker circumstances, the moto g is still capable of producing some decent looking shots,thanks to the new dual dynamic correlated color temperature (cct) flash which automaticallyadjusts to ensure you get natural looking skin tones and consistent vibrant colors.although in some conditions the pictures do get noisy and ugly, it’s still a sizableupgrade over last year’s 8 megapixel sensor.

the camera is also capable of 1080p videorecording at 30 frames per second. without ois, i think the digital stabilization doesa pretty a good of stabilizing the shot. the front facing camera has also been upgradedto 5 megapixels for a better selfie experience. the camera itself is very simple to use butgives you very little control over how you want your shots to look compared to othervendors. you can take shots by tapping anywhere on the screen, a swipe from the left willbring you to a list of settings to things like hdr, flash, picture and video resolution.panorama, burst, and slow motion are available as well. the moto g’s camera now is evensmart enough to recognize qr codes and barcodes and automatically read them, so you don’tneed a separate scanning app. cool moto actions

like twisting your wrist quickly to open thecamera is one of my favorite quick launch gestures and it’s reliable too. though itdoes accidentally activate the camera from time to time in your pocket.a small boost in the cpu has been added now with a 1.4 ghz snapdragon 410 quad core processorwith an adreno 306 gpu. this thing flies through pretty much all of my daily tasks that i doon my phone. watching videos, web browsing, social media, no problem at all. it can alsohandle some moderate gaming too with a relatively smooth gameplay though you still get the occasionallag here and there. so motorola has done a nice job in reducing the lag and even aftera week of use it’s buttery smooth unlike last year’s moto g which lags like crazyover time. so i would definitely recommend

you spending the extra money and get the modelwith 2gb of ram because it really helps with multitasking and performance.battery is a bit larger on paper with a 2470 mah battery over last year’s 2390 mah battery.you’re still gonna get all battery life. i’ve been able to get about 5 hours of screenon time so even with moderate usage, you should still be able to a get through a day justfine. 4g lte now comes standard on the moto g so you can experience faster connectivity.unfortunately, i didn’t have a 4g lte sim card on hand but the call quality is excellentwith crystal clear voice over at&t’s network. this phone works on all gsm carriers suchas at&t or t-mobile. at the end of day, you’re someone looking to buy an affordable smartphonewith awesome features, and good performance

and a user experience that is second to none,the moto g should be at the top of your list. if you’re thinking about upgrading to thenew moto g, i think it’s definitely worth the upgrade with the new design and improvedperformance. the new moto g is available starting today on motorola.com in more than 60 countriesthroughout north america, latin america, europe and asia pacific. in the u.s., the moto gstarts at $179.99 for the basic model with 8gb of storage and 1 gig of ram. the modelwith 16gb of storage and 2gb retails for $219.99. this is gonna be it for this review. don’tforget to subscribe and like this video to support me. and also comment down below totell me your thoughts about the 2015 moto g. i would love hear from you. thanks againand i hope to see you in the next one. take

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