The underdog won. The Moto G73 deterred potential buyers, but the G53, G13 and E13 received a warm reception in last week’s polls. A smartphone with an HD + display did he beat a smartphone with an FHD + display?
There is more to it than that, but it certainly was. The Moto G53 is cheap, which helps a lot. After all, these are budget phones. For something more powerful, check out the Edge series.
Speaking of which, the Moto G73 now has 5G, which is good, but so do the G53 and Edge phones. Some older models cost about the same while offering more premium hardware.
As we found out with the Moto G23, balancing specs and price is a tricky one. It’s even cheaper than the G53, but it doesn’t have 5G.While LTE networks aren’t going away anytime soon, getting a 4G-only phone in 2023 still hasn’t worked out for many.
That said, if you drop the price further, you get the Moto G13. This is a smartphone that has received positive scores from voters. The G13 loses its ultra-wide-angle camera, but his 5MP unit in the G23 was unimpressive from the start. The selfie camera has a lower resolution and charges slower, but I’ve found that saving €50 pays a lot of goodwill.
Finally, the cheapest Moto E13 was also highly rated. In fact, the ratio was the most positive of the five models. Android Go Edition software is what you need to get cheap hardware working properly.
