Motorola

Display: 6.67-inch HD+ LCD with a 90Hz refresh rate. It features high brightness (up to 1000 nits) for better outdoor visibility, though it is 720p resolution.

Processor: MediaTek Helio G81 Extreme. A basic 4G chip designed for everyday tasks like WhatsApp, browsing, and YouTube; it is not meant for heavy gaming.

Battery: 5,200 mAh capacity. Excellent endurance that can easily last over a day.

Charging: Supports 18W charging, though it may come with a slower 10W charger in the box (charging is quite slow).

Cameras:

• Rear: 50MP Main sensor (good for the price).

• Front: 8MP selfie camera.

Software: Android 15 out of the box. A major plus is the clean, bloatware-free interface which is rare in this budget segment.

Build: Features a stylish vegan leather back and IP52 water-repellent rating.

Battery (The Highlight): A massive 7,000 mAh battery. This is the phone's main selling point, easily offering 2 to 3 days of usage on a single charge.

Display: Large 6.88-inch HD+ LCD with a 120Hz refresh rate. It is very big and smooth, though the resolution is still 720p (standard for this price).

Processor: MediaTek Helio G81 Extreme. This is a decent 4G chip for basic tasks (social media, videos, calls), but it is not meant for heavy gaming.

Charging: Supports 30W fast charging (an upgrade from the 18W often found in this segment), which is helpful for filling that huge battery.

Cameras:

• Rear: 50MP Main sensor.

• Front: 8MP selfie camera.

Software: Android 15 with Hello UI. As with other Motorolas, it offers a clean, ad-free experience.

Build: IP52 water-repellent design; often comes with a vegan leather back option for better grip.

Display: 6.72-inch FHD+ LCD with a 120Hz refresh rate.

• Note: This is a major upgrade over the G05/C85 because it is Full HD (1080p), making text and videos look much sharper than the 720p screens on cheaper models.

Processor: Unisoc T760 (6nm). A surprisingly capable 5G chip that handles daily apps smoothly and can manage light gaming better than the entry-level Helio chips.

Cameras (A Strong Point):

• Rear: 50MP Main + 8MP Ultrawide. (Most budget phones lack an ultrawide lens, making this great for landscape shots).

• Front: 16MP selfie camera.

Battery: 5,000 mAh battery. Solid one-day battery life.

Charging: 18W charging. This is its main weakness; it takes nearly 2 hours to fully charge.

Audio: Stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos.

Build: Premium-feeling vegan leather back available in colors like Guava Red and Leaf Green.

Processor (Major Upgrade): Snapdragon 6s Gen 4. This is a very new and efficient chip that offers faster performance and better gaming capability than the chips found in the G05, G35, or G45.

Display: 6.72-inch FHD+ LCD with a 120Hz refresh rate.

• Note: Unlike the G45 or G05, this screen is Full HD+ (1080p), making it much sharper and better for video streaming.

Battery: 5,200 mAh battery. A solid balance that keeps the phone relatively light while lasting over a day.

Charging: 30W TurboPower charging. Faster than the 18W found on the lower-end models.

Cameras:

• Rear: 50MP Main (Sony LYT-600 sensor for better night shots) + 8MP Ultrawide.

• Front: 8MP selfie camera.

Software: Android 16 (one of the first budget phones to launch with this version).

Build: Premium vegan leather back with IP54 water resistance.

Battery (The Star): Massive 7,000 mAh Silicon-Carbon battery. Like the G06, it offers 2–3 days of life, but the silicon-carbon tech keeps the phone surprisingly slim (8.6mm) despite the huge capacity.

Processor (Big Upgrade): Snapdragon 7s Gen 2.

• Note: This is much faster than the chips in the G06 or G35. It can handle heavy apps and gaming (like BGMI/COD) reasonably well, which the lower models cannot.

Display: 6.7-inch FHD+ LCD with a 120Hz refresh rate.

• Upgrade: Unlike the G06 Power (which is only 720p), this screen is 1080p (Full HD), so text and videos look crisp.

Cameras:

• Rear: 50MP Main (Sony LYT-600 with OIS) + 8MP Ultrawide.

• Front: 32MP selfie camera (High resolution for a budget phone).

Charging: 30W TurboPower.

Build: IP64 dust/water resistance and a premium Vegan Leather back.

Display (The Highlight): 6.7-inch FHD+ pOLED Curved Screen with 144Hz refresh rate.

• Note: The 144Hz makes it smoother than the standard 120Hz found on the Edge 50 Neo. The curves make the phone feel incredibly thin (7.9mm).

Processor: Snapdragon 7s Gen 2.

• Performance: A reliable mid-range chip. It handles daily tasks easily, though it is not as fast as the newer Dimensity chips found in the 2025 models.

Cameras:

• Rear: 50MP Main (Sony LYT-700C) + 13MP Ultrawide.

• Weakness: Unlike the Edge 50 or Edge 50 Neo, this phone lacks a Telephoto (Zoom) lens. Zooming is purely digital.

• Front: 32MP selfie camera.

Build: IP68 Water Resistance with a Vegan Leather back.

Battery: 5,000 mAh with 68W TurboPower charging.

Display (Unique): 6.4-inch 1.5K pOLED LTPO.

• Note: It is much smaller than the G86/G96, making it very pocketable. It uses LTPO technology (variable refresh rate 1-120Hz) to save battery, which is a flagship feature.

Processor: MediaTek Dimensity 7300.

• Performance: A capable mid-range chip. It is not a gaming beast, but it runs cool and efficient.

Cameras (The Star Feature):

• Rear: 50MP Main (Sony LYT-700C) + 13MP Ultrawide + 10MP Telephoto (3x Optical Zoom).

• Big Advantage: This is one of the only phones in its price range with a real Telephoto lens for zooming in without losing quality. The G-series (G86/G96) lacks this.

Build: IP68 (Waterproof) + MIL-STD-810H (Military Grade Durability). It is built to take a beating despite looking elegant.

Battery: 4,310 mAh battery.

• Trade-off: Because the phone is small, the battery is smaller than the 5,000mAh standard. However, the LTPO screen helps it last a full day.

Charging: 68W TurboPower + 15W Wireless Charging.