Motorola Moto G15

“Motorola has turned out a well-built phone for less than £150, but in some ways, the Moto G15 feels like poor value. It’s incredibly slow, packs an underwhelming display, and Motorola’s software isn’t the strong suit it used to be.”

“With a sharper screen and extra camera, the Motorola Moto G15 is perhaps worth that bit extra.”

“Honestly, I found it hard to try and become attached to this device. There are some positives on paper regarding the camera and battery life, but the issues with software updates and the camera in real life, alongside the lack of an IP water rating (instead, it is merely water repellent), make it hard to say yes and go out and buy one today.”

“At $229, the moto g15 is a decent phone with a large, pleasingly bright display, reliable camera and excellent battery life. The performance leaves a little to be desired for anyone wanting to push the limits of a budget device, though for calls, text and photos with some app use on the side it works. The camera offers a lot more than the price tag would suggest with some great shots in low-light, as well as in more well lit times of the day. The camera, like the phone performance is a little slow – but once you frame your shot it looks great.”