2023-06-04 21:59:00
The POCO X5 Pro and the Moto G73 target a very similar audience. We are talking regarding the consumer who wants an above-average intermediary, with many qualities, but without charging the same as a top of the line.
In this fight between Xiaomi and Motorola, which manufacturer has the best smartphone option in the category? That’s what we’re going to find out now, here at TudoCelular.
Android
05 May
Comparative Index
design and connectivity
POCO X5 Pro
Both one and the other deliver a similar design to other more recent models. We’re talking regarding the giant black block on the lid of the POCO, and the more discreet square module to house the Moto’s cameras. Both have the same weight. The X5 Pro is the slimmer of the pair, only the G73 has the smallest dimensions in height and width.
Their construction is nothing more than plastic, either on the sides or on the back. At least, the manufacturers put a matte finish, to give it a more premium look. Only the Chinese cell phone has an IP53 certification, which guarantees protection once morest dust and splashes.
Motorola Moto G73
At the front, the option of the two companies was the notch in the form of a hole in the display. The fingerprint reader is located on the side, integrated into their power button. A differential used by the X5 Pro is the infrared emitter, which allows you to use the device as a TV remote control.
Only Motorola still comes with a microSD card slot in its hybrid drawer. It also has Bluetooth 5.3, more advanced than the rival’s version 5.2. Xiaomi responds with the sixth generation Wi-Fi, while the competitor is in the fifth. NFC is already present in the pair, to allow approximation payments.
With a more resistant design, the first point goes to POCO.
best construction |
None |
Better protection once morest scratches |
None |
more modern look |
Both |
Is the slot hybrid or dedicated? |
Moto G73 |
Best notch solution |
None |
Best biometrics solution |
None |
Best endurance certification? |
POCO X5 Pro |
Which is thinner and lighter? |
Both |
Does it have an infrared emitter? |
POCO X5 Pro |
Tem NFC? |
Both |
Theme Wi-Fi 6? |
POCO X5 Pro |
more advanced bluetooth |
Moto G73 |
multimedia and resources
Bodies
The two smartphones feature a screen with Full HD+ resolution and a refresh rate of 120 Hz, to ensure ample fluidity in system animations and compatible games. But perhaps these are the only similarities between them in this regard.
The X5 Pro uses an AMOLED type display, which provides a higher level of brightness, contrast and colors than the G73. Not to mention the larger size of the Chinese, as well as the better frontal use, thanks to the smaller edges.
POCO also contains the differentials of HDR10+ and Dolby Vision technologies, which improve the reproduction of streaming services. Apart from the presence of Gorilla Glass 5, to give extra protection once morest scratches.
Xiaomi widens the scoreboard.
best screen technology |
POCO X5 Pro |
Best screen brightness |
POCO X5 Pro |
more colors |
POCO X5 Pro |
Best screen resolution |
None |
bigger screen |
POCO X5 Pro |
Better screen-to-body ratio |
POCO X5 Pro |
High Hz screen? |
Both |
Fastest touch sensor |
POCO X5 Pro |
Better protection once morest scratches |
POCO X5 Pro |
Overall screen quality |
POCO X5 Pro |
As
Manufacturers didn’t skimp and put a stereo audio system in their intermediaries. The difference is that POCO has three sound outputs, which allows for greater immersion than the Moto’s two speakers.
As a result, the X5 Pro offers greater sound power than the G73, as well as quality, thanks to a better balance between bass, mids and highs. At least, the duo didn’t dispense with the standard headphone jack, even though they don’t send an accessory in the package.
The Chinese model scores one more point.
Sound is stereo? |
Both |
three speakers |
POCO X5 Pro |
Does it have P2 input? |
Both |
Greater frequency balance |
POCO X5 Pro |
sound power |
POCO X5 Pro |
Do headphones come in the box? |
None |
System
POCO still comes out of the box with Android 12 pre-installed, while Moto already comes with version 13 of the “little robot”. Both are likely to have the same longevity, but coming with a newer edition natively translates to Motorola’s advantage here.
The G73 also offers a smoother experience than the X5 Pro when navigating the system, thanks to its cleaner interface. In mobile network, both provide a fast internet, by supporting 5G.
Moving on to features, Xiaomi highlighted the Always-on Display, to show information even with the screen locked, and the possibility of measuring heartbeats with the rear camera and flash. On the other hand, Motorola stands out for its gestures to turn on the flashlight and open the camera app, in addition to the Secure Folder, which protects your media with an access password.
With a few more benefits, the point goes to the Moto G.
Well-updated system? |
Moto G73 |
Will the system be updated in the future? |
Both |
Which system or customization has more and better features? |
Both |
Is there a 5G mobile network? |
Both |
More fluid software |
Moto G73 |
Performance
On one side is the Snapdragon 778G that powers the X5 Pro. On the other, the Dimensity 930 equipped on the G73 appears. In this battle between Qualcomm and MediaTek, which platform offers the best performance? We saw an advantage of almost 18 seconds for Moto, which stands out when it comes to holding apps in the background.
The scenario is reversed in benchmarks, with a quieter victory for POCO, either in AnTuTu or in Geekbench indicators. The chip of the Chinese model still takes the best in games, with a performance superior to the rival in the most complex titles.
Motorola scores for the best multitasking; and Xiaomi scores for being better for games.
Who does better on the opening test? |
Moto G73 |
Who wins in the most demanding games? |
POCO X5 Pro |
Who has the best benchmark numbers? |
POCO X5 Pro |
What is the most up to date processor? |
Moto G73 |
Which has better RAM/CPU balance? |
Moto G73 |
Which has more storage? |
None |
Battery
These devices have a battery of 5,000 mAh. But not always having the same capacity means seeing equal durations. In our standardized tests, the POCO reached almost 29 hours of autonomy, well above the almost 24 and a half hours achieved by the Moto.
And do not think that the situation changes on recharging. The 67 W adapter sent by Xiaomi allows completing the process in 46 minutes, practically half an hour less than Motorola’s total time, with its 30 W TurboPower.
This is an easy point for the Chinese.
Which has more battery? |
None |
Which recharges faster? |
POCO X5 Pro |
Which lasts longer according to the TC battery test? |
POCO X5 Pro |
Does it have wireless charging? |
None |
Cmera
The X5 Pro has three rear cameras led by the 108MP main one, versus a dual set from the G73 that comes with a 50MP primary sensor. Despite the difference in resolution, in practice, each mobile has its strengths here. POCO takes pictures with more detail and has a better night mode. The Moto stands out for its more accurate dynamic range.
Their ultrawide ends up suffering from a significant drop in sharpness. A Motorola differential here is to put an automatic focus, to have better macros than those captured by Xiaomi’s dedicated low-resolution and fixed-focus lens.
With a balance between the benefits of one and the other, we give one point for each in this regard.
Best rear camera set |
POCO X5 Pro |
Best photos of the day |
Moto G73 |
best night photos |
POCO X5 Pro |
most versatile set |
Both |
best ultrawide |
Both |
best telephoto lens |
None |
best macro |
Moto G73 (via ultrawide) |
best depth |
None |
Photos taken with the POCO X5 Pro
Only POCO’s camcorder supports 4K video. Moto’s is limited to Full HD recordings. The Chinese model also offers the most efficient electronic stabilization and the most agile focus of the duo. At least, both bring good quality stereo audio capture.
Xiaomi gets the point once once more.
Does it have optical stabilization? |
None |
Better electronic stabilization |
POCO X5 Pro |
agile focus |
POCO X5 Pro |
Does it record 8K at 30 fps? |
None |
Does it record 4K at 30 fps? |
POCO X5 Pro |
Stereo audio capture |
Both |
best video quality |
POCO X5 Pro |
Photos taken with the Motorola Moto G73
The front camera of these devices has a resolution of 16 MP, but they present very different results. The POCO takes smoothed selfies even during the day, which make the records less sharp than those of the Moto. In addition, the Chinese disables HDR in portrait mode and leaves the background blown out. At night, both rely on a good light source to reduce noise.
Now, it’s Motorola that takes the point.
Best front camera set |
None |
Front camera records in 4K? |
None |
best selfie |
Moto G73 |
priests
These smartphones were officially launched in the Brazilian market. The POCO X5 Pro arrived in the country costing BRL 3,500, well above the suggested price of BRL 2,000 for the Moto G73. In the current scenario, the distance has decreased a lot, but we still see the cheapest Motorola device in the national retail, in the range of R$ 1,600.
Therefore, G73 closes the duel with the last point.
Which had the best launch price in Brazil? |
Moto G73 |
Which has the lowest current cost? |
Moto G73 |
7.2
Hardware
6.7
Cost Benefcio
Bit X5 Pro
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7.7
Hardware
7.2
Cost Benefcio
Motorola Moto G73
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Done
Despite having two intermediaries with well-defined benefits, the confrontation proved to be balanced between Xiaomi and Motorola. We saw this mainly in cameras, with emphasis on the night mode and the videos on the Chinese side; and HDR and selfies for Lenovo’s rival.
The POCO X5 Pro still got the better of its more resistant design, the higher quality AMOLED screen, the stereo sound with three speakers and its battery with better autonomy and shorter recharge time.
On the other hand, the Moto G73 stands above the competition in its most updated and fluid system, in its faster multitasking performance, despite not having the best performance in games, and in its lower price in Brazil.
RESULT
POCO X5 Pro: 7 POINTS
- sturdier design
- AMOLED screen, with larger size and Dolby Vision
- More powerful and immersive stereo sound
- Better gaming performance
- Longer battery life and shorter charging time
- Rear cameras with superior clarity and night mode
- 4K videos
Motorola Moto G73: 5 POINTS
- More up-to-date and fluid system
- Faster multitasking performance
- Rear cameras with HDR and better macros
- Front camera with sharper selfies and better portrait mode
- Lowest price in the current Brazilian market
Which of the two attracted you the most? Are your preferences met more by POCO or Moto? You can speak freely in the space below.
(updated on Jun 04, 2023 at 11:50 am)
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