Design and Built
As with every other Motorola smartphone that has launched this year, the design is again pretty similar to its predecessors. But the Moto G Turbo Edition does feel a bit special and you will notice this once you pick up the phone. It certainly does not feel cheap and nothing like the Moto G models of the past.This one feels heavy and premium and the frame that is designed in a typical Motorola fashion is actually made of plastic. On the front we have a Gorilla Glass 3 panel protecting the HD display beneath which has the earpiece on the top and a loudspeaker below.
At the back is a grippy fingerprint like texture that lets you grip the smartphone very easily, no matter how you are holding it. The back panel can be removed to reveal the dual SIM set up and the slot for the microSD card. Also visible on the back is the capsule like layout for the Motorola logo (with the typical dimple for support) and camera set up that includes a dual LED flash.
Display
The
5-inch TFT LCD display is indeed a sharp one. Motorola has packed in an
HD (1280 x 720 pixels) screen that delivers a pixel density of 294 ppi.
While the display seemed perfect for the hardware at first glance we
did notice the pentile matrix pattern in the areas that lit up in white.
Still then, it is a great display that is bright enough both indoors
and outdoors.
RAM and Storage
There
is a Qualcomm Snapdragon 615 chipset with an Adreno 403 GPU that is
coupled with 2GB of RAM and 16GB of onboard storage. As mentioned
earlier Motorola has added its now standard microSD card slot that
supports cards up to 32GB, which seems a bit limited.
Camera
The
Moto G Turbo Edition packs in a 13MP, AF, f/2.0 primary camera with a
76 degree field of view (FOV) and also packs in a dual tone, dual-LED
flash. The camera supports 4X digital zoom, and is capable of shooting
1080p Full HD video at 30 fps, slow motion video, iHDR Video, Auto HDR
and even offers video stabilisation. A 5MP Fixed Focus unit sits on the
front that sports an f/2.2 aperture with a 72 degree FOV.
Battery
Given
the price tag, you pretty much get a bang for your buck when it comes
to battery life. The device packs in a 2470mAh battery and the
smartphone supports Motorola’s TurboPower charging tech that delivers up
to 6 hours of use from just 15 minutes charging. Motorola claims that
the battery is designed to last a full day.
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