Motorola Moto G200 5G reviews by real users Motorola Moto G200 5G

These days, 128GB of storage without SD expansion is insufficient; it disappears with just one or two demanding games. The system is stuck on Android 12, but it benefits greatly from rooting and disabling services; this improves temperature control and battery life somewhat. The screen is a mixed bag, a good thing or a bad thing depending on your perspective; the experience leaves you wanting more, but replacement screens are *very* cheap compared to OLEDs in its class. Aside from the drawbacks like the limited storage and the aforementioned issue, considering the price, the G200 was a flagship killer of its era. I would definitely choose it over the S21; the price difference would cover a power bank, a USB drive, and a replacement screen. Even with all that, I'd still have money left over.