Motorola Moto G20 128 GB

Motorola's low-cost smartphone has several strengths that set it apart from its competitors. Firstly, it is the screen refresh rate of 90 Hz for a smoother picture, especially in games. At the same time, the display itself is a 6.5-inch IPS with a small resolution of 1600x720, a large “chin” and a teardrop-shaped cutout for a selfie camera. Secondly, a capacious 5000 mAh battery, according to the manufacturer, will provide 122 hours of music listening, 12 hours of video viewing or 18 hours of web surfing without the need for recharging.

With normal use, one charge should last for a couple of days of battery life. But fast charging was left for more expensive models — here you get a power adapter with a power of only 10 watts. In addition, the Motorola Moto G20 provides everything you need for convenient use: a fingerprint scanner, a water-repellent casing, NFC for shopping with your phone, a USB-C connector for charging, a 3.5 mm audio jack for connecting wired headphones, and the ability to install a microSD memory card.

However, the slot here is hybrid, so you have to choose what is a priority — a second SIM card or a memory card. The device is based on the little-known 8-core Unisoc T700 processor, and the smartphone runs on the Android operating system. There are four modules at the disposal of the main camera: a 48-megapixel sensor, 8 MP "wide" with a viewing angle of 118 degrees, 2 MP macro lens and 2 MP depth sensor. The front camera is more modest, with one 13 MP lens.