Moto G5 & G5 Plus

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Moto launched the successor of G4 & G4 Plus, G5 & G5 Plus. The phones improved a lot. Let's a look at the phones.


Moto G5

 Display: 5.0 inch Full HD display with 1080×1920 resolution (441 ppi).
SOC: Qualcomm Snapdragon 430.
RAM: 2/3 GB.
Memory: 16/32 GB internal.
Camera: 13 MP rear camera (f/2.0) & 5 MP front camera (f/2.2).
Battery: 2800 mAh.
Price: ~₹14000

Moto G5 Plus

 Display: 5.2 inch Full HD display with 1080×1920 resolution (424 ppi).
SOC: Qualcomm Snapdragon 625.
RAM: 2/3/4 GB.
Memory: 32/64 GB internal.
Camera: 12 MP rear camera (f/1.7) & 5 MP front camera (f/2.2).
Battery: 3000 mAh.
Price: ~₹16000

 As the G series is known for it's camera & cheap price, the G5 series is as usual great in camera & have a low price. The upgrades are:

1. The best part of the 5 generation of G series is that they have metal finish now.

2. They are more compact now. Moto G5 having a 5 inch screen & Moto G5 having a 5.2 inch one.

 3. Now G5 & G5 Plus both have fingerprint reader.

4. The SOCs are really powerful, specially Snapdragon 625 of G5 Plus.

5. And it's the camera of G5 Plus. A f/1.7 apperture. It's a flagship like specification.

So, overall that's a pretty good upgrade. And if you have older generations of Moto G, you ofcourse can upgrade to G5 series.

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