On the back, they have similar-sized camera modules, though the standard G6 has a dual-sensor camera, while the G6 Play instead has a single-lens camera. In general, the phones look pretty good. Sure, they do look like budget devices — but they still look modern and like they belong in The battery on the device sits in at 3,mAh. The Moto G6 Play is a little less powerful, but still pretty nice for the price. Like the standard G6, the phone does have a MicroSD card slot — so if you want to expand the storage you can do so by up to GB.
The battery on the G6 Play is quite a bit bigger than that on the G6 — it sits in at 4,mAh.
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Like the Moto G5, the standard Moto G6 offers a dual-sensor camera. The camera can record video at up to 1,p at 60 frames per second.
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The front-facing camera on the device sits in at 8 megapixels. The camera offers some pretty cool features. The standard G6 also has a face unlock feature. Don't show this again.
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For the last few years, megapixel sensors have been used in almost all top phones. They offered, and still offer, the best balance of resolution and low-light sensitivity. Now they are so well-established, even the Moto G6 gets one of these sensors. With the added help of a little software tweaking, you get dynamic range comparable with some of the best phone cameras around. And much better low-light detail than the rival Nokia 6, which has a higher-resolution sensor with smaller sensor pixels.
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Is this a dream phone without issues? Like the Moto G5 range, the Moto G6 camera suffers from shutter lag. It is particularly noticeable when the Auto HDR kicks in, as it involves merging multiple exposures. There are real differences between the Moto G6 and a phone four times the price. Of course there are.
This uses a Snapdragon CPU, has a plastic rear, x pixel screen and a lower-end megapixel rear camera without a secondary background blur sensor. However, it also has a large 4,mAh battery so should comfortably outlast either the Moto G6 and Moto G6 Plus - and 90 percent of phones in general, come to think of it.