Moto G35 Green 4+128GB with Co2 offset

Product description is accurate. I’ve not used android for over a decade so initially found it somewhat a faff. Micro sim slots in fine and using an app/ old phone you can sort of move stuff over. Contacts copied but only appears in phone app not contacts app? The photo transfer didn’t really work so I’m spending a weekend using other frustrating methods. Overall it’s a solid handset for the price. Arguably good value. Great stop gap and budget phone. The battery doesn’t charge the fastest but claims to be decent size. Not sure about its longevity. You can customise layout and functionality to suit. Big bonus is the MicroSD slot. Screen looks vibrant & massive so more than great for social media & media consumption. I wish everything didn’t try to sync, link, merge, login but again you can turn lots of stuff off as with most modern handsets. Loading & latency seems ok. Pretty snappy. Not bad for a budget handset. Update after months of use. It's a great budget handset. Does everything I want. Camera takes a second to take a photo but images are decent enough. The video camera is probably it's let down creating choppy video at times. The speaker in this phone though is incredible! Great for listening to your favourite bop.

Really nice phone. Feels good in my hand, not cheap and plasticky. Very clear, bright colours, good sound from speakers (not excellent). Very fast response with touch screen, no lag. One complaint: it takes ages to charge, over 3 hours. Now, I know i can buy a charger but at £25 that is frankly ridiculous. I know people will say other manufacturers do this, but we shouldn't accept it. If the phone is able to charge up much more quickly with the right charger, then this should be in the box.

Arrived super quick. I needed a replacement for a phone I'd had for some time. After much searching I went for this. Easy to use really. Not much choice in sounds to choose from. Eventually I just chose Moto's. The text is quite small. I haven't found anywhere to increase the size yet. I'm not a big user of phone's except the basics really and I don't use Social Media/ games etc. For my basic needs it's good. Quality phone, nice to hold. Good camera. The button on the side to put the screen on is a little annoying as it's indented. I have to look for it at it as I can't feel it, because it's indented as I mentioned. However I would recommend the phone. I.m happy to have a better phone than I did have.

A really good smart phone for the price. Great visuals and good quality sound. Easy to navigate settings menu. Simple and straightforward to use. Love the green colour. One of the best budget phones on the market. I would certainly recommend this phone.

It was fine at first, but after about six months I’ve started having problems with it. Sometimes I can’t unlock the phone because it won’t let me input the PIN unless I hold down the button to speak to Google Gemini. When I’m watching YouTube, the video will randomly turn off two or three times before it finally plays properly. I’ve also had occasional issues connecting to the internet. Was it worth what I paid? Yes, especially if you just want a cheap phone that will do what you need most of the time. But don’t expect it to be perfect.

Touchscreen Started Failing After a Few Months I was happy with this phone at first, but after a few months the touchscreen started developing a serious problem. The touchscreen randomly becomes unresponsive and stops recognising my taps and swipes. When this happens, I can't use the phone properly. The only temporary fix is to press the side button to lock the phone, unlock it again by entering my PIN, and then the touchscreen works normally for a while. Unfortunately, the same problem keeps coming back. This issue did not exist when I first bought the phone, which makes it even more disappointing. A smartphone's touchscreen is one of its most basic functions, and I would not expect it to start failing after only a few months of normal use. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this phone.

I have an E15, same brand, and I am very happy with that. The battery lasts, screen is very fine, phone easy to use, they look alright (not that green, lol). These low cost phones have not all the features some 10 times more expensive have, but it is doing the neccessary basics, and that very good. So, this here was ordered as a backup for an expensive phone of a knows brand space, which developed issues with batteries and charging and some user realted overload (never close an app). This Motorola has not so much ram, you get used to close your apps and with some discipline the Moto is way more fun than the expensive thing. I would buy it again. Although the Motorola is way cheaper, it handles much better, and that with the same Android, dont ask me why, its so easy to get through settings etc. One point to watch is limits with connectivity. If you need to get your screen on HDMI or a separate monitor, watch it. Forget the supplied case, useless, as it does not protect the glass, and the back needs no protection. So get a proper fold over front cover, that works well when it falls. Note also, no charger includet, only a short cable. I tested different chargers, most go to fast charge, and one went into turbo mode, faster than usual.

Good basic phone with decent battery life and good screen. Runs most apps but would not use it for gaming. The screen does dim for some reason but most photos have weird peculiarities. Recommended