Motorola Moto G56

“The Moto G56's sleek exterior makes it look significantly more expensive than Motorola's $250 asking price for this mid-range phone. But the 6.72-inch device isn't a gimmick, since the robust and waterproof casing - that includes a non-slip faux leather back - is complemented by other advantages such as long battery life, eSIM support, and an SoC that almost always ensures smooth operation in everyday use. The design is rounded off by a fast fingerprint sensor, good camera quality for this price range, a microSD slot, fast charging speeds, and a PWM-free display.”

“The Motorola Moto G56 might have a plastic frame, but it has lovely textured material on the rear that’s great for grip, an IP69 rating, a 3.5mm headphone jack and a microSD slot for storage expansion. On the other hand, software upgrade support is limited, you won’t find wireless charging and the performance isn’t the fastest. Forgive those shortcomings, however, and the Moto G56 offers great value for money with a big display and excellent battery life.”

“Despite sporting a few improvements, the Motorola Moto G56 5G still struggles to stand out from the crowd.”

“Yet another well-made cookie-cutter, meaning you are getting great value and features. There is a lot to like if you are not a power user.”