I've been using a Nexus 5 on T-Mobile for well over a year now, and while the Nexus 5 is my favorite smartphone that I've used so far, it's certainly showing signs of wear and has been having issues with heating up and lagging and freezing lately, and the battery has certainly suffered from a couple years of usage, so I'm trying to decide on a good replacement/upgrade that is within my price range, of around/under $200 or so.
I've been trying to decide between a Moto G4, a Nexus X5, or a Moto X pure. I'm aware that the Moto G4 is going to be around $50-$100 cheaper (depending on the GB and with/without Amazon ads) than the Nexus 5X or the Moto X Pure, and that's definitely appealing to me, but I don't want to end up buying a phone that I am disappointed in or just not happy with.
Overall, the Moto G4 seems to be a very capable and relatively great device considering what it costs
And from what I've read, overall, the only thing I would possibly/probably have an issue with is the camera, particularly, when taking pictures in conditions without really good lighting. And being that I take lots of pictures, and I'm talking about averaging around 1,000 pictures per week much of the time, the camera is definitely something that is important to me.
So, to those of you who have actually gotten to use the Moto G4 for several days now, and have gotten around to taking a decent amount of photos with it, how would you rate the camera on it overall? If the lighting is good, does it actually take good/great photos? Or is the picture-quality even somewhat disappointing in the best of conditions? And how bad is the picture-quality, or its ability to focus, when in low-light conditions? Also, if anyone has actually previously used a Nexus 5, could you please try to compare the camera on the Moto G4 to the camera on the Nexus 5?
As for some of the other questions I have about the Moto G4, if anyone would like to comment on any of these things, I would definitely be interested in getting some feedback on them. Especially, if you can compare them to a Nexus 5.
- Battery life?
- Processor speed/performance/functionality/reliability? Any overheating issues so far!
- Signal-strength and call-quality?
- Volume-output/sound-quality on the earpiece, speaker/speakerphone/headphone port?
As I mentioned, I've been using a Nexus 5 for much of the past couple years now, so if anyone on here who owns a Moto G4 has also used a Nexus 5, I would really appreciate hearing some opinions on how the Moto G4 compared to the Nexus 5. And as for the other two newer devices that I have been thinking about trying to buy, if you would also like to share your opinion on how you rate the Moto G4 compared to the Nexus 5X or the Moto X Pure, I would be glad to get some opinions on those comparisons, as well.
Sorry for the lengthy post. And thanks in advance to anyone who offers some helpful feedback!
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I've been trying to decide between a Moto G4, a Nexus X5, or a Moto X pure. I'm aware that the Moto G4 is going to be around $50-$100 cheaper (depending on the GB and with/without Amazon ads) than the Nexus 5X or the Moto X Pure, and that's definitely appealing to me, but I don't want to end up buying a phone that I am disappointed in or just not happy with.
Overall, the Moto G4 seems to be a very capable and relatively great device considering what it costs
And from what I've read, overall, the only thing I would possibly/probably have an issue with is the camera, particularly, when taking pictures in conditions without really good lighting. And being that I take lots of pictures, and I'm talking about averaging around 1,000 pictures per week much of the time, the camera is definitely something that is important to me.
So, to those of you who have actually gotten to use the Moto G4 for several days now, and have gotten around to taking a decent amount of photos with it, how would you rate the camera on it overall? If the lighting is good, does it actually take good/great photos? Or is the picture-quality even somewhat disappointing in the best of conditions? And how bad is the picture-quality, or its ability to focus, when in low-light conditions? Also, if anyone has actually previously used a Nexus 5, could you please try to compare the camera on the Moto G4 to the camera on the Nexus 5?
As for some of the other questions I have about the Moto G4, if anyone would like to comment on any of these things, I would definitely be interested in getting some feedback on them. Especially, if you can compare them to a Nexus 5.
- Battery life?
- Processor speed/performance/functionality/reliability? Any overheating issues so far!
- Signal-strength and call-quality?
- Volume-output/sound-quality on the earpiece, speaker/speakerphone/headphone port?
As I mentioned, I've been using a Nexus 5 for much of the past couple years now, so if anyone on here who owns a Moto G4 has also used a Nexus 5, I would really appreciate hearing some opinions on how the Moto G4 compared to the Nexus 5. And as for the other two newer devices that I have been thinking about trying to buy, if you would also like to share your opinion on how you rate the Moto G4 compared to the Nexus 5X or the Moto X Pure, I would be glad to get some opinions on those comparisons, as well.
Sorry for the lengthy post. And thanks in advance to anyone who offers some helpful feedback!
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