| Variant | Flipkart | Amazon |
|---|---|---|
| Guava Red · 4 GB · 128 GB | ₹13,999 | ₹12,499 |
| Guava Red · 128 GB | ₹12,499 | Not sold |
| Midnight Black · 128 GB | ₹12,499 | Not sold |
| Leaf Green · 4 GB · 128 GB | ₹12,499 | Not sold |
| Leaf Green · 8 GB · 128 GB | Not sold | ₹21,298 |
The Motorola G35 gets the fundamentals right with a good display, 5G support, clean day-to-day usability and fair value. It makes most sense for buyers who want a balanced phone for regular use rather than strong gaming or fast charging.
Based on specs, expert reviews and owner discussions.31 days of recorded prices.
Today's price is within ₹85 of the lowest we have recorded.
The 6.72-inch 1080x2400 screen looks crisp for reading and video, and the 120 Hz refresh rate makes scrolling feel smoother than basic 60 Hz phones.
Android 14 with Motorola's light software should feel easy to use, and stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos add to movies, reels and casual gaming.
5G support keeps it current for this price, while UFS 2.2 storage helps apps open faster and makes day-to-day use feel snappier.
The 50 MP main camera with autofocus should do well in daylight, and the 8 MP ultra-wide gives you more flexibility for landscapes and group shots.
At 185 grams and 7.79 mm, it stays fairly comfortable to carry, while IP52 splash resistance and Gorilla Glass 3 add some everyday peace of mind.
This variant starts with 4 GB RAM, which is workable for calls, chat and streaming but can feel tighter with heavier multitasking and demanding games.
18W charging is on the slower side now, so topping up the 5000 mAh battery takes longer than several rivals in this range.
The main camera has a bright f/1.8 lens, but without stabilisation, night shots need a steadier hand and video is less forgiving in dim scenes.
Uncle using it since five months Processor is good for the price, Connectivity is good(no modem issues) but 5G only works in Jio and Airtel. Singular tasks work pretty well but multitasking is bad as expected from 4gb ram
It'd be good besides the really bulky design as I said Although 4gb ram is considered not enough by most people, moto UI is pretty light unlike the custom android skins out there so it doesn't feel laggy
I went from a Samsung a13 to this moto g35 in an emergency, if I had more time I would definitely stay with the Samsung... G35 has a lot of bugs, one that hurt my head was the internet which takes a long time to load images and videos and apps like WhatsApp
The only problem I managed to solve was the connection, as images, videos and files in apps took a long time to download and load, I use a 24-hour Cloudflare VPN to run smoothly... The rest of the problems I've already given up trying to fix.
I bought a Moto G35 5G for my mom, and after around four months, the phone started hanging/freezing. I tried all the basic troubleshooting steps, and even reinstalled the OS with the help of Motorola support, but the issue continued.
I have sadly purchased this phone but it's currently overheating every time I play a game like raid or brawl stars I'm met with a force close and a error messaging internal temperature increasing the phone is trash im never buying a Motorola again
Yeah mate, i just fell for that full hd display. Display is nice but basically everything else is shit about this phone. But i think its mostly software which is making it unpleasent. The phone was working smooth out of the box until one security update made it laggy and battery drains faster.
It's normal on this piece of garbage phone. Not sure if you're on A15 but that's when people started complaining about overheating. The battery drain issue I think was/is from the phone showing the wrong battery percentage.
The only thing I noticed with the Moto G35 in this update is that it gets a little warm while charging. It's not freezing and is very fast and fluid.
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