2023-06-20 13:31:11
All the time, I feel that there is no choice of mobile phones in Hong Kong. The price is 2,000 yuan, and I can count and count. It is not a certain Samsung Galaxy A series mobile phone, it is Xiaomi, and it is Nokia. However, recently I tried a Moto G73 from Motorola. The selling price in Hong Kong is 2,000. In terms of mobile phones at this price, this model can be a good choice besides Samsung and Xiaomi. After this article is written, I will share with you, the Moto G73 review, see if you are interested!
Moto G73 appearance + unboxing
Let’s start with the design first. The Moto G73 has a streamlined appearance, and the overall feel is quite good in the hand. However, if you look at the appearance, one of the shortcomings of the G73 is that the chin at the bottom is relatively large. The mobile phone is a fly in the ointment. In addition, Moto G73 uses a matte texture on the back cover. Some people think it will affect its high-end feel, but I also think that the matte is not easy to stick to the finger film, which is more practical and useful.
Although the Moto G73 cannot be called perfect in terms of design, there will always be some flaws, but it basically has the basic elements of a mobile phone, including a 3.5mm headphone jack and a USB- C charging and so on. But there is one thing to note. The official has not announced the waterproof and dustproof level of the G73, but it claims that it has the function of splash resistance to a certain extent.
For the screen part, Moto G73 uses a 6.5-inch LCD screen with a resolution of 2400 x 1080 and supports a high refresh rate of 120Hz. Although it does not use OLED technology like ordinary high-end mobile phones, it can still provide a good visual experience. The performance is quite good, and the brightness and contrast are quite sufficient. Even if it is used under sunlight, there is no major problem. In daily use, it can provide clear images and text, and the visual experience is quite comfortable.
The following is the unboxing of Moto G73:
▲ Moto G73 box.
▲ Built-in 8GB RAM + 256GB ROM, the color is blue.
▲ On the back of the box, there will be a picture of the appearance of the mobile phone and some selling points of the mobile phone, such as support for Dolby Atmos sound effects and a 120Hz screen refresh rate, and support for 5G and a 50-megapixel camera.
▲ As soon as I opened the box, I saw that the transparent protective cover had been put on the phone.
▲ There are charging fire cows, Type C cables, and earphones that I have never seen with my mobile phone.
▲ Charging Fire Bull supports 30W output.
▲ When the Moto G73 is in standby, it will display circular time information like the picture above.
▲ There is a piercing design on the top.
▲ The chin is relatively thick.
▲ The back of the machine is a matte material that looks like frosted.
▲ The camera is 50MP and has two rear lenses.
▲ There are volume keys and power keys on the right.
▲ There is a SIM card slot on the left side.
▲ There are Type C charging slots, 3.5mm headphone jacks and speakers at the bottom of the phone.
▲ Dolby Atmos will be written on the top.
Moto G73 Performance Benchmarks
In terms of performance, the Moto G73 is equipped with an MTK Dimensity 930 processor, which is suitable for handling some less demanding tasks. When dealing with daily activities, the mobile phone can remain smooth without obvious freezes or delays. However, when dealing with demanding tasks, such as playing some more complex games, the phone may heat up and drop frames, but for general use, the performance of the G73 is quite stable and reliable. As for the specific performance, the moderator will use the AnTuTu evaluation app to test the performance of the CPU and GPU with everyone, and will use AndroBench 5 to test the read and write speed of the ROM.
According to the results of AnTuTu evaluation, the Moto G73 has a total score of 480225 points, of which the CPU score is 153062 points, while the GPU score is 96023 points. From the score point of view, the MTK Dimensity 930 processor is about the same as the Qualcomm Snapdragon The 778G processor has similar scores, but the CPU and GPU scores are slightly inferior, but there will not be much difference in actual use.
As for AndroBench 5, which is used to test the read and write speed of ROM, the continuous read and write speeds of Moto G73 are 968.97 MB/s and 807.98 MB/s respectively. This speed means that Moto G73 uses UFS 2.2.
Moto G73 battery life
In terms of battery life, the Moto G73 has a built-in 5000mAh battery that is useful in most mobile phones. In actual use, even if it does not need to be recharged frequently, it can basically last for a day easily. However, compared with other 5000mAh battery phones In contrast, the G73’s battery life is slightly shorter.
After using Moto G73 to watch Netflix for an hour, the phone’s power dropped by 17%. In fact, it can be seen that it is relatively power hungry. Compared with the mid-range mobile phone Xiaomi POCO X5 5G, which also has a large power of 5000mAh, POCO X5 5G is only used It can be seen that the G73 is not particularly energy-efficient; while playing light games for half an hour, the Moto G73 uses 11% of the power.
In terms of charging speed, Moto G73 supports 30W fast charging, which is acceptable for a mobile phone at this price, but it will not be the industry-leading level. In the actual test, the Moto G73 can charge the phone from 0% to 50% in 27 minutes, and it takes 1 hour and 20 minutes to fully charge the phone, which is an acceptable charging speed.
Moto G73 camera real shot
For the camera part, the Moto G73 is equipped with a 50-megapixel wide-angle camera, which can capture colorful and vivid images. The aperture value is F1.8, which can theoretically help to allow more light to enter when shooting at night. And it can take photos with balanced exposure, and it has the functions of portrait mode and night scene mode. The G73 also has an 8-megapixel ultra-wide-angle lens, but compared with the main lens, the image quality is lower. When zoomed in, there will be obvious distortion and lack of clarity. Mobile phones will support digital zoom and macro shooting mode, but the effect is not particularly outstanding.
In addition, the Moto G73 has a 16-megapixel selfie camera with an aperture value of F2.4, which can capture selfies with sufficient details and accurate colors, but the image quality may be affected under strong light.
As for video recording, the rear camera can record at a resolution of 1080p 60fps. Although it is far from the 4K shooting of most smartphones today, it is more reasonable at the price of two thousand dollars. The front camera can record video at 1080p 30fps. However, due to the lack of OIS optical anti-vibration, if you use Moto G73 to shoot movies, it will be more jittery, so if you use it to shoot Vlogs and record while walking, this G73 will not be a good choice.
Here are a few photos taken with Moto G73 for your reference:
summary
In actual use, although the camera of the Moto G73 is not very good, and there are only two lenses, wide-angle and ultra-wide-angle, there is no optical zoom lens that mainstream mobile phones have, and the resolution of the ultra-wide-angle lens is not particularly good, but The overall design is actually not bad, except that the chin is a bit wider, and then look at the price of the phone, the mid-2000 price is close to the performance of the Qualcomm S778G processor, supports 5G network, and the appearance is not bad, you can say it is Samsung, Apart from Xiaomi and Nokia, it is an alternative good choice. I wonder if everyone is interested in this Moto G73?
When the article was published, the price of Moto G73 was $2699, click here for detailed specifications and latest selling price.
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