Motorola G32 Satin Silver

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The Motorola Moto G32 ships with Android 12, with minimal bloatware. As you’d expect, the handset makes a few sacrifices to keep the price down, but this might not bother you depending on what you value in a phone. The fingerprint scanner is built into the power button and is located on the right side of the device. What is especially nice, the button itself looks just like a large standard power button. The fingerprint scanner itself is disguised as a button and disguised quite well.

There are three modules in the main camera unit of the Moto G32: wide-angle, ultra-wide-angle, and macro. The usual for a modern inexpensive smartphone. In addition, judging by the characteristics of these cameras, they do not differ at all from the cameras of the Moto G31. The software component of the Moto G32 is represented by the Android 12 OS in a “pure” form, that is, close to the Android on Pixel smartphones, complemented by various Moto additions. Most of them are concentrated in Moto Features, but in one form or another come across in other nooks and crannies of the system. On the one hand, there are few improvements from Motorola, but the usual functionality of a smartphone can be expanded thanks to them. Another sacrifice is that the handset offers 90 Hz refresh rate, whereas some of Motorola’s more expensive handsets take this up to 120 Hz. Again, to be fair, 90 Hz still offers very smooth scrolling and you’d need an eye for detail to really appreciate the improvement of 120 Hz. Video recordings are maxed out at 1080p 30fps for the rear camera. Footage shot during the daylight was stabilised and had adequate details, but we noticed a shimmer effect on them. Videos shot in low light had noise, and the shimmer effect made an appearance here too. Moto G32 Review: VerdictIn addition, high-quality gadgets and technology products tend to have better performance. This is particularly important for products that are used for tasks such as gaming, video editing, or graphic design. A high-quality MOTOROLA Moto G32 is likely to have better specs and features, which will translate into better performance and a better user experience. All of this combines to make a decent first impression, offering a bright, crisp IPS LCD screen on a smartphone which sits comfortably in your hand. The 20:9 aspect ratio makes it quite tall, but not as unwieldy as the very tall Moto G51 5G. As you’d expect, the GeekBench 5 benchmarks don’t set the world on fire. The handset scores 377 on the CPU single core test and 1601 on the multi-core. That’s about what you’d expect considering the price tag and what’s under the bonnet, putting it in similar territory to the Samsung Galaxy A22 5G. Firstly, high-quality gadgets and technology products tend to be more reliable. This means that they are less likely to break down or malfunction. When you’re relying on a product for an important task, such as work or communication, reliability is key. Investing in a high-quality MOTOROLA Moto G32 can give you peace of mind and help you avoid frustrating situations where your device fails you. Storage-wise, there are two versions: 64 and 128 GB, UFS 2.1 type. Availability similarly depends on the market, but there can be three different modifications of the Moto G32: 4/64, 4/128, and 6/128 GB. Our sample has a 128 GB drive, of which 110.11 GB is available to the user. At the same time, storage can be easily expanded with a microSD card up to 1 TB.

The screen’s white balance is quite cool and the colours a tad saturated, because the Display is set to “Saturated” by default, but you can easily change this to “Natural” if you wish. The Moto G32 is designed for durability, with its plastic construction giving it a solid feel in the hand. The phone has rounded edges and a sleek design, making it comfortable to hold.As with many of Motorola’s current handsets, the Moto G32 comes with a basic transparent protective case. It offers some impact protection, but doesn’t seem as robust as something like a Tech 21 case. Still, it’s good to have a case right out of the box. Furthermore, the Moto G32 comes with plenty of audio features. It features stereo speakers, as well as Dolby Atmos sound enhancement, which makes listening to music a truly immersive experience. Overall, the Motorola Moto G32 is a great value proposition for those who are looking for a mid-range smartphone with top-notch features. With its impressive specs and competitive price tag, it’s sure to appeal to a wide range of users. Read More Brand The smartphone supports 30W TurboPower 30 wired fast charging with the bundled 33W power adapter. Software To be fair, 4G is still pretty fast and, if you’re shopping in this price range, you’re probably looking to pair the phone with a 4G mobile service rather than pay extra for 5G.