Motorola G Pure

Motorola G Pure Brief Description

The $159 Moto G Pure, Motorola’s latest G-series phone, is the lowest-priced to date. Even while Motorola hasn’t officially ended the E-series, the G Pure shares a lot of design cues with the Moto E from a year ago.

The blue Moto G Pure is available with a plastic backplate and frame. A 13-megapixel primary lens and a 2-megapixel depth sensor are housed in a tiny camera module on the phone’s rear.

The face of the phone is dominated by a 6.5-inch, 1,600-by-720-pixel LCD. The 5MP selfie camera is housed in a teardrop notch on the top edge, while the bottom bezel is thick. There’s a MediaTek Helio G25 processor and 3GB of RAM in there somewhere. The internal storage is limited to 32GB, although an external microSD card can be added.

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4,000mAh battery life is claimed by Motorola for the G Pure, allowing it to be used for two days between charges. That’s a big assertion, but if you’re a cautious user, its track record backs it up. People who are continuously on their phones should expect a charge time of around a day and a half.

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