MOTO G62

A Decent Option for Stock Android Aficionados

Motorola with its Moto G62 is expanding its range in the budget smartphone segment encompassing a decent Android interface and 12 5G bands supported by Snapdragon 695 SoC. However, the smartphone even with everything in its specification sheet doesn't truly offer anything new or innovative when compared to other smartphones available in the same segment.

Motorola as a brand has been quite active in recent days announcing new devices at regular intervals, especially adding models in the Moto G-series. However, how this particular model scores in its overall specifications and performance is what we are discussing in this Moto G62 review.

Unboxing the brand new Moto G62, you get a USB A to USB C charging cable, a power adapter, a transparent case and a user manual apart from the handset. The dark blue cardboard box in which the smartphone comes matches the device's colour. A quick glance at the smartphones reveals the regular design with the matte finish polycarbonate back body and a three cameras rear setup. Let's find out more about the specifications in detail.

Design

Speaking of the design, the back has a triple camera pill-shaped module supported with an LED flash. The signature Motorola design pattern is visible in this smartphone as well. Even though it has a smooth finish and a matte glass look, the device seems to be catching fingerprints easily. The right side has the power button and volume rockers and the left side houses a regular SIM tray.