Motorola Moto G14 128 GB
![]() | Outdated Product A simple and unpretentious “workhorse” aimed at everyday use without heavy loads. The device is powered by an eight-core Unisoc Tiger T616 mobile chipset, complemented by 4 GB of RAM and 128 GB of data storage. It is possible to install microSD cards in a separate expansion slot without compromising the use of two SIM cards. The model’s screen extends diagonally at 6.5 inches, and the image is displayed on it in a decent resolution of 2400x1080 pixels. But the refresh rate of the display is standard - 60 Hz. The surface of the screen is covered with protective glass Panda Glass. Of note, the Motorola Moto G14 128GB was equipped with stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos settings. The smartphone also has an NFC module, a side fingerprint scanner and a triple main camera of 50 + 2 + 2 MP format....For taking self-portraits and video calling, an 8 MP selfie camera lens is used here in the island perforation of the screen. The energy core of the device is represented by a 5000 mAh battery with a slightly accelerated wired charging function (15 W). E-Catalog uses affiliate links compensated by our partners. |
A simple and unpretentious “workhorse” aimed at everyday use without heavy loads. The device is powered by an eight-core Unisoc Tiger T616 mobile chipset, complemented by 4 GB of RAM and 128 GB of data storage. It is possible to install microSD cards in a separate expansion slot without compromising the use of two SIM cards. The model’s screen extends diagonally at 6.5 inches, and the image is displayed on it in a decent resolution of 2400x1080 pixels.
But the refresh rate of the display is standard - 60 Hz. The surface of the screen is covered with protective glass Panda Glass. Of note, the Motorola Moto G14 128GB was equipped with stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos settings. The smartphone also has an NFC module, a side fingerprint scanner and a triple main camera of 50 + 2 + 2 MP format. For taking self-portraits and video calling, an 8 MP selfie camera lens is used here in the island perforation of the screen. The energy core of the device is represented by a 5000 mAh battery with a slightly accelerated wired charging function (15 W).
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Battery, display, case, price, pure android Camera, slow in operation |
The phone is fast and doesn't lag. It charges to 100% in about an hour. The camera takes decent pictures in good lighting. The screen is bright, making it comfortable to use outside even in sunny weather. The sound quality is average, with stereo being a bit conditional since the earpiece is used as the top speaker. The price at the time of purchase, quite a decent camera, fast charging (even though the specifications only state 10 watts), fast performance. After updating to 14, Android started to drain and heat up faster |
I liked everything: the menu, the sound, the screen, even the camera, although it's said to be simple. Tactilely pleasant, I used it without a case. But exactly one year after using it, the battery started to heat up a lot in just one day. A 100% charge lasted for 4 hours. I went to a repair shop, and they say they have nothing to replace it with. That's it, I'm looking for a new phone :( |
















































Moving on to the battery. I've been using the phone for 2 months. During this time, the phone serves as a sort of navigator device. Music is played through AUX in the car. Mobile data is used. The navigator and GPS are on. The screen is at full brightness and constantly on. The charge lasts from morning until evening, and I come home with about 20% battery left. In my opinion, this is impressive.
Price. A very solid budget phone. It's not meant for gaming, but it handles other tasks quite well.
Screen. Bright, but nothing special.
Camera. No comments needed, the camera is quite poor. Suitable for taking pictures of documents. Taking beautiful landscapes or photos for social media is a definite no-go.
Body. Very stylish and nice. Feels good in the hand. Makes you want to use it without a case.
4/5, but considering we're comparing low-price segment phones. The Moto definitely can't compete with a $300 phone, but for everyday tasks, it works great as a second backup phone.