Motorola phones may seem old-school, but their simple interface, good battery life, and tendency for steep discounts make them solid wallet-friendly Android smartphones.
I have mid range Motorola Edge phone (Motorola edge 50), it has almost clean android experience there are some moto apps that can be removed without much issue. The display is the best part with this phone with 144hz refresh rate, the camera is also good. Battery is average, with 5G on it will last even less though. I miss 3.5mm jack for which I have to adjust with a converter for my wired IEM. The hardware is good for the price. There is a guaranteed 5 year update but so far the updates are usually a bit late (currently on A15, January patch), there was a specific update which degraded the camera but they fixed it in about 2 months time. Overall it’s good as phone you could use for normal purpose, that is its not suitable for emulation, heavy gaming.
I have mid range Motorola Edge phone (Motorola edge 50), it has almost clean android experience there are some moto apps that can be removed without much issue. The display is the best part with this phone with 144hz refresh rate, the camera is also good. Battery is average, with 5G on it will last even less though. I miss 3.5mm jack for which I have to adjust with a converter for my wired IEM. The hardware is good for the price. There is a guaranteed 5 year update but so far the updates are usually a bit late (currently on A15, January patch), there was a specific update which degraded the camera but they fixed it in about 2 months time. Overall it’s good as phone you could use for normal purpose, that is its not suitable for emulation, heavy gaming.