Motorola G05 4G

Android 15 and Motorola’s typically light software make day-to-day use simple and easy to learn. It suits buyers who want a straightforward phone without extra clutter.

The 50 MP main camera with an f/1.8 lens can capture pleasing photos in good light. Autofocus helps it lock on quickly for casual shots of people, food and documents.

Stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos are a nice practical extra for videos, calls and casual gaming. They give a fuller sound than the single-speaker setups still seen on budget-focused phones.

At ₹25,515, a phone without 5G is a poor fit for this market. Most alternatives in this range support 5G, so this hurts long-term usability and resale value.

The 720x1612 LCD panel is noticeably less sharp than the Full HD AMOLED screens many rivals offer. 90 Hz helps scrolling feel smoother, but the panel quality is still a major compromise here.

The 5200 mAh battery is a reasonable size, but 18W charging is slow for this budget. Many competing phones refill much faster, which matters if you top up often.

4 GB RAM and 64 GB storage are hard to justify at this price. Multitasking headroom is limited, and storage can fill up quickly with games, videos and app updates.