Motorola Moto G60s

Moto G60s is one of the tallest smartphones. From clean Android 11 to 120Hz display, we got to see some good stuff in Motorola mobile. It's really hard to see an affordable phone with a high rated Fast Charge like 50W for 5000mAh battery. Usually, Mobile companies giving a long battery life forget about fast charge for affordable phones. Moto G60S has some drawbacks too, as the other phones giving 5G around that price, yet it is a 4G mobile. Let's discuss further in detail.

Pros

6.8in 120Hz Screen

High-res Cam

Longevity and 50W Fast Charge

Cons

Not metal body

Average Chipset (12nm)

No 5G

Design

The Moto G60S has a selfie punch hole on top of the display. The phone also tries to keep the bezels slim. On the back of the phone is a vertical camera arrangement that is home to four sensors. There is also a LED flash right next to the lenses. The Motorola logo sits in the middle and is home to the rear fingerprint sensor. Google Assistant button is there on the side. On the bottom edge of the device, there's a USB-C port as well as a 3.5mm headphone jack for wired headphones. The bulky phone is 9.6mm thick and weighs 212 grams.

Display and OS

Moto G60S has a 6.8-inch Full HD+ display. The screen has a 20:9 wide aspect ratio, 120Hz max refresh rate, and HDR10. Toward the front, we found a 32-megapixel lens. The Moto G60S runs on Android 11, the latest of its species. All modern features are present such as Schedule Dark Theme, Recalling Notification History, Better Navigation, and More Control like temporary permission for apps.

Optics

The Moto G60S has five cameras if you count those on the front and back, which are sufficient numbers for an affordable phone. On the rear of the handset, a 64MP main lens accompanies an 8MP ultra-wide (118 FoV), 5MP macro, and 2MP depth-sensing camera. The camera app is packed with lots of features such as best shot, manual mode (for front and back cameras), sample color, live filter, night vision, portrait lighting, and Google Lens integration. The photo shots are favorable in daylight and passable at night mode. The front facing camera is a 16MP sensor and clicks 4k selfies. Just passable! Since it lack dynamic colors and details.

Chipset

Motorola Moto G60S picks up MediaTek Helio G95 instead of Qualcomm chip. Yet, it is satisfying either you are meant to multi-tasking, or gaming. AnTuTu v9 awarded 320,000 scores to namely G60s. The starting RAM is 6GB, pretty cool and the basic storage is 128GB, The phone has a MicroSD card slot for memory expansion. Battery life is just amazing. A mix of watching, playing, browsing, or talking, Moto G60s go up to two days. Heavy gameplay or continuous use may end up at the bed. The gadget is compatible with 50W Fast Charge. Therefore, you can top up the battery without awaiting much or wasting time.

Verdict

A justified price for all of those attractive features, buying Moto G60s is a good deal – when it comes to LTE subscribers. But for 5G consumers, it is disappointing. They can switch to Moto G50 5G, an affordable device with fast streaming network.