Motorola Moto G Turbo

• Pros
• • Sturdy and durable build
  • Good performance
  • Fast charging
  • Almost stock Android interface
• Cons
• • Not as loaded as the competition
  • HD display
  • Average camera performance

• Verdict

In a way, the Moto G Turbo seems to be what the Moto G (3rd-gen) should have been. The Turbo is certainly priced slightly higher, but it comes with the promise of better performance and fast charging capabilities, along with all the usual traits associated with Motorola devices – sturdy build, pure Android and reliable service assurance.But the competition in the price range of below Rs 15,000 is menacing with loaded options like the entry-level variants of the ASUS ZenFone 2 (review FAQs) and Samsung ... Read Full Verdict  

In a way, the Moto G Turbo seems to be what the Moto G (3rd-gen) should have been. The Turbo is certainly priced slightly higher, but it comes with the promise of better performance and fast charging capabilities, along with all the usual traits associated with Motorola devices – sturdy build, pure Android and reliable service assurance.But the competition in the price range of below Rs 15,000 is menacing with loaded options like the entry-level variants of the ASUS ZenFone 2 (review FAQs) and Samsung Galaxy J7 (first impressions). However, if you’re looking for a phone that can be used easily with one hand, then the only other option is the Xiaomi Mi 4i, although if you increase your budget slightly, then you can get your hands on the Lenovo Vibe S1 (review).In the end, it boils down to the fact that the Moto G Turbo follows the brand’s mantra of valuing user experience over specs, and there’s no doubt that it scores well on that front.