The changing trend of smartphones have not downplayed the less and more subtle versions of their own, just like the Moto G 2015.

In fact, according to Android Central, the Moto G2 was more effective in playing 3D games and other A games in its own mobile features. For instance, a user played "Angry Birds" 2 in the Moto G 2015 smartphone and did not have any problem when it comes to signing in and the normally bug feature of lagging. A 30-minute playtime racked up 8 percent of battery which is pretty normal, and the slight temperature that the gadget acquired is very normal compared to the others. If users are not so keen on display resolutions, the Moto G2 displays a fairly good 720p resolution.

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Out of all the Moto series, the Moto G (2015) is by far considered the  entry level sort. While its physical feature presents cheaper quality, some actually appreciated its plastic casing. In a product review posted by TechnoBuffalo, the plastic casing, particularly the back part, has small ridges that allow better grip of the phone.

What's surprising about the Moto G 2015 is its water resistant feature. It may not have the sleek and high-end design as other smartphones, but the device is actually equipped with practical features such as the water and dust resistance. The MicroUSB port, as well as the headphone jack, is said to have been coated with "water resistant, nano-coating" to protect the whole package, in case it gets submerged.

Nevertheless, like any other smartphone built on the idea of water resistance, prolonged exposure may bring some problems like difficulty in charging and speaker problems.

The Moto G 2015 is equipped with a 5-inch 1280x720 display screen, and IPX7 waterproofing feature, an LTE that is supported by the network carrier around the United States and a 2,470mAH battery. The camera posseses 13 megapixel ability and an entry level 1GB of RAM plus 8GB internal storage.

The entry level Moto G 2015 costs around $180 while the other version with a 16Gb storage and 2GB Random Access memory has the price of $220 in the market.

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