Motorola Moto G50 5G

Motorola Moto G50 5G Launch in India

Motorola’s Moto G50 5G is the brand’s latest offering in the mid-range segment. Multiple smartphones from the firm have already been released in recent weeks, and another 5G handset is a surprise from the brand. With the Moto G50 5G, Motorola has packed a big battery and a 901Hz refresh rate screen into a budget-priced device. See what more it has to offer the users.

Motorola Moto G50 5G Price in India 

Motorola’s Moto G50, priced at £199.99 (about $275 / AU$360), is another of Motorola’s inexpensive Android 11 phones for 2021. It is believed that the Moto G50 pricing in India would start from Rs. 21,390. It is expected that the Moto G50 5G will be introduced on September 14, 2021. In Steel Grey and Aqua Green, the Moto G50 is likely to come with 4GB RAM and 64GB internal storage as its base configuration in the Indian smartphone market.

Motorola Moto G50 5G Design

To define the Moto G50’s look, it’s easiest to say it’s all plastic. The rear side and the side frame are both made of plastic. It weighs just under 200g and measures just over 164mm by 74.9mm by 8.95mm. The fingerprint sensor is located on the back of the phone, which is slightly high for people with tiny hands but is otherwise rather sensitive. Other than that, the Moto G50 is designed as normal. A 3.5mm jack and a USB-C connection are located at the bottom of the device. You’ll find the volume rocker, power button, and Google Assistant button on the right. Moto G50’s aesthetics aren’t going to set the world alight, but inoffensive does the trick. Because of the curved edges, it feels smooth in your hands.

Motorola Moto G50 5G Display

There isn’t much to say about the Moto G50’s display other than the fact that it has a high refresh rate, which makes browsing through web pages faster. The 6.5-inch display is the most important feature. When you consider that it has a 90Hz refresh rate, it appears to be a good deal, but its resolution of 720 x 1600 is a bit disappointing. Although this may not affect you on a daily basis, it’s a clear indication of a price-cutting effort. 

Motorola Moto G50 5G Processor

Due to its lower model number, those who pay heed to Snapdragon chipset numbers may be concerned that the Snapdragon 480 5G isn’t fast enough. However, it’s still relatively new, and unlike other low-end Snapdragon chipsets, it has 5G capability. It’s also got a decent amount of performance. There is just 4GB of RAM, so it’s rarely extraordinary, but moving between applications or loading up games won’t be a problem. Consider upgrading your system’s storage capacity. Only 64GB of storage is available on the Moto G50, and that’s a lot less when you consider Android 11’s requirements. It’s a good thing there’s a microSD card slot for expanding your storage capacity.

Motorola Moto G50 5G Camera

A similar situation may be found with the camera configuration, which appears to be good on paper, but might not be so effective in practice. Although the front camera is just 13MP, it has been positioned in a tiny cutout to prevent taking away any focus. A 48MP primary sensor, a 5MP macro sensor, and an additional 2MP depth sensor make up the back camera system of Moto G50 5G. There’s no ultra-wide lens on this camera setup, but the pictures are still rather impressive. It’s all good. In terms of video recording, you have a choice of recording at either 30 or 60 frames per second with either the front or rear camera.

Motorola Moto G50 5G Battery

Moto G50’s battery life is quite impressive. You won’t be recharging it as often as you might with some other inexpensive phones, owing to the 5,000mAh battery and 15W charging capability, which is faster than other low-end phones in this price range.

Motorola Moto G50 5G First Impressions

Have a burning need for the extra speed that 5G provides, but are restricted by a limited budget? The Moto G50 5G is perfect for you since it offers much faster data speeds without costing you a fortune in the process. When it comes to photographers, the lack of an ultra-wide lens is particularly irritating, especially because lesser models in the same price range have one. While the Moto G50 does its job well, aside from 5G support, there isn’t much to excite you about it, especially with its low price tag.