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Should I?
- Thread starter Dsanity
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SiempreTuna
Android Expert
If you can live without LTE and you can go an extra $25 or so, you might want to consider the Moto G - by all accounts, that gets amazingly good speed scores and is as good for games and so on as many top of the line phones.
I bought this phone last Friday, for the price it's good. I have been been using it heavily and multitasking and no lag. For games I installed gt racing 2 (1.2g size) and runs smooth. I also installed fast racing(20mb) and no lag either.
I have also played slacker radio streamed it through Bluetooth, texted, and took pics while streaming slacker through Bluetooth with no problems. I have also installed netflix and xbox glass and used them with out a problem.
(Performance wise)
I have also played slacker radio streamed it through Bluetooth, texted, and took pics while streaming slacker through Bluetooth with no problems. I have also installed netflix and xbox glass and used them with out a problem.
(Performance wise)
Dsanity
Newbie
Can you move apps to sd?
jokerpks
Android Enthusiast
It's a nice phone I had it for the past week, really good specs for the price. 4.5 in screen, quad core CPU, 1GB RAM, jellybean 4.2.2... It will handle any game, the camera though is a piece of shit no auto focus the pictures look like shit so keep that in mind. The phone is already rooted but I don't expect any further development.
Dsanity
Newbie
I heard the cpu acts more like a dual core due to the mediatech cpu used instead of quallcom or snapdragon.
jokerpks
Android Enthusiast
They are not as fast as snapdragon or other chips but they are still better than dual core CPUs.
Dsanity
Newbie
So the only real problem is that the camera sucks? Not a problem for me at all tbh..