I tested the Moto G73 and you need to see the problems I found with it, especially if you are thinking about buying this phone. There are 5 reasons that can make you give up on the purchase, but after all, what’s wrong with the Moto G73? I’m Nicolas Muller and in this article I’m going to talk about a smartphone that left us with a lot of questions, the Moto G73.
Moto G73: What’s Wrong? Reasons not to buy
Reason 1: Screen brightness
First off, one of the most notable issues with the Moto G73 is its 120Hz IPS display. Despite looking like an interesting feature, the brightness of this screen is insufficient, especially in sunlight. This can interfere with your experience when taking pictures or even using your cell phone outdoors.
Reason 2: Battery
Second, the Moto G73’s 5000mAh battery didn’t perform well in our tests. This means that it might not last long enough during daily use, causing you to need to recharge your phone more often than you’d like.
Reason 3: Low quality ultrawide camera
Another point to consider is the 8MP ultrawide camera. Compared to the 50MP main camera, the quality of photos taken with the ultrawide is significantly lower. Therefore, if you are looking for a cell phone that offers good photos with this lens, the Moto G73 may not be the best option.
Reason 4: Games, only on low
In addition, for those who like to play on their cell phones, we have some not very encouraging news. During our tests, we realized that the Moto G73 does not perform well in heavier games, being necessary to lower the graphic preset to the minimum. Therefore, if you are looking for a smartphone that offers a satisfactory gaming experience, perhaps the Moto G73 is not ideal.
Reason 5: Price doesn’t match
Finally, the price of the Moto G73 is another factor that weighs against it. With an initial value of R$ 1799, many consumers consider that the smartphone does not offer good value for money, especially when compared to other models from Motorola itself with superior features and similar or even lower prices.
These were the 5 reasons why I believe that the Moto G73 may not be the best purchase option at the moment, as I said in the Moto G73 review, the ideal price to pay for it is 1400 reais. We hope this information helps you when choosing a new cell phone.
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