I don't think the photo quality lives up to expectations for this phone, especially at night. Comparing a nighttime recording with a OnePlus from six years ago, both the sharpness and colors are significantly worse. To make matters worse, the glass back cover breaks easily and sheds dust, constantly dirtying the lenses.
Undoubtedly, its best feature is the stunning Full HD Super AMOLED screen. The cameras are very good for the price, and One UI is undoubtedly the best Android customization layer, especially with six years of updates. However, since I have the 4GB RAM version, I can't say the performance is great. Multitasking is barely adequate, and lag is a daily occurrence. But the 6GB and 8GB RAM versions are quite decent thanks to the Helio G99 processor. In short, it's a very good phone at a good price, but definitely don't get the 4GB version.
Disappointment regarding the cameras. I'm a personal trainer, I work indoors with artificial lighting, and when recording videos in these locations, the quality was very poor. I also wanted to record videos at home. Testing with natural light, it performs very well, but under household lamps, or in a slightly darker environment, the quality drops significantly. I noticed another issue: when switching from 30fps to 60fps, the quality drops drastically, making it look like a basic cell phone. The audio recording is also quite questionable, sounding somewhat robotic. I'm in contact with Motorola to investigate the situation. Due to the potential delay, they offered me a refund. I believe it's something that can be fixed via software, as the hardware is very powerful; perhaps it can be corrected with updates.
It's an excellent phone; it performs very well in video games thanks to its powerful processor, its cameras are very good, the battery is fantastic—it lasts all day with time to spare—its build quality is premium and comfortable to hold, the curved screen gives it a touch of quality, although the bezels are plastic. Honestly, it's much better than other more expensive devices.
It's good for everyday use; its processor is very good in existing games; there's no lag unless it's a super demanding game.
The phone itself doesn't have bad specs (except for the awful cameras), but the 4GB of RAM caused serious app crashes right out of the box due to ColorOS's poor optimization. And don't even get me started on the games, which were constantly stuttering. While the screen is the best IPS I've ever had on a phone and the Wi-Fi and data coverage was very good, it's definitely not recommended (especially now).