| Variant | Flipkart | Amazon |
|---|---|---|
| Polar Blue · 128 GB | ₹21,999 | Not sold |
| Meteorite Grey · 128 GB | ₹21,999 | Not sold |
| Meteorite Grey | Not sold | ₹19,999 |
The Motorola G72 combines an excellent display and strong camera hardware with average endurance and modest performance. Its high price and 4G-only connectivity make the complete package difficult to recommend.
Based on specs, expert reviews and owner discussions.31 days of recorded prices.
It has been as low as ₹17,835 in the period we have tracked.
The 120 Hz OLED screen delivers smooth scrolling, strong contrast and sharp 1080x2460 detail. Peak brightness of 1300 nits also helps outdoors.
The 108 MP main camera, f/1.7 aperture and autofocus support detailed everyday photos. An 8 MP ultra-wide camera adds flexibility for groups and landscapes.
At 7.9 mm and 166 grams, the phone feels easier to carry and hold than many large-screen alternatives. IP52 protection adds reassurance against dust and splashes.
NFC enables compatible tap-to-pay services, while the headphone jack and expandable storage remain convenient. Stereo-style Dolby Atmos audio support improves entertainment.
This is a major drawback at ₹19,990, where 5G is common. Buyers planning to keep their phone for several years should look at 5G alternatives.
The 6 GB RAM and 128 GB configuration is difficult to justify at this price. Faster phones with 5G can be found for similar money.
Rear video is limited to 1080p at 30 fps. Moving footage looks less fluid and detailed than video from phones offering 1080p60 or 4K recording.
I bought the g72 for 239€ in France and I must say that I am more than satisfied, I hesitated for a long time with other models but for the price I must say that it is excellent. The battery life the screen the quality of the photos but also the weight, nothing to say.
I bought Motorola G72 2 years ago and still use it. It's great phone, pretty fast CPU even today, 8 GB of RAM, 128 GB internal storage, and its Dual SIM, which was important for me. Display is amazing (OLED) and perfectly readable even at direct sun, camera is good but not great, sound is decent considering the price
Battery life is excellent, and I only need to charge once in 2 to 3 days while using the phone quite a lot. No powerbanks needed for full day GPS/maps heavy trips, ever. It is definitely reliable phone, I have never had any issues with it from hardware point of view.
The system is stable too (upgraded to Android 13, but sadly no upgrade after that so far), the only issue is that by default it installs some crappy apps every once in a while automatically and without consent.. Fortunately this can be turned off relatively easily in settings.
No pls Motorola has pathetic after sales stay away and have used faulty oled panels from samsung causing green lines.
Came here to add to this. Got green lines in my g72 after just over a year of usage, right in time for Moto no say no more under warranty. Very disappointed.
I have been using this motot g72 and for 2 years now. Just after purchasing the phone after 2 months I just sit with the phone in my pocket and I do understand that phone took alot of pressure but it's a normal thing and phones should be made to handle these slight bend and pressure. My screen got cracked
But earlier this year with the update of android 13 the lines show up and first it was 1 then 2 and then 10,16 lines within 1 month and due to which the fingerprint sensor stopped working and it's hard to use this phone.
I actually really like this phone. For 15k INR (about $190US), I'm really satisfied. Except for the update situation. I'm a proponent of relaxed update windows. I don't want things to break in new updates, so I'm fine with more rigorous testing that pushes updates a little further.
Hey bro, The exact sane thing happened with my only 1year and 5months old moto g72. About 3 weeks ago at afternoon I plugged it to charger at nearly 17 % battery life and went for a afternoon nap.After nearly 2..3 hours I checked my phone that it was not charging
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