Moto G5

• Pros
• • Stock Android interface
  • Smooth performance
  • Fast, multifunction fingerprint sensor
• Cons
• • Battery needs to be removed to access SIM slots
  • Limited storage
  • Loudspeaker is barely audible

• Verdict

In sum, the Moto G5 is a budget phone that just works. Forget the iffy design elements and the slightly steep price tag of Rs 11,999 – if you want an affordable phone that’s a reliable daily driver – this is your best bet. The only competition really is the Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 (review), which is a solid smartphone in its own right. The Redmi Note 4 has a more powerful chipset and excellent battery life, but if stock Android is on your wishlist, you can`t go

In sum, the Moto G5 is a budget phone that just works. Forget the iffy design elements and the slightly steep price tag of Rs 11,999 – if you want an affordable phone that’s a reliable daily driver – this is your best bet. The only competition really is the Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 (review), which is a solid smartphone in its own right. The Redmi Note 4 has a more powerful chipset and excellent battery life, but if stock Android is on your wishlist, you can`t go