Motorola Moto G60S reviews by real users Motorola Moto G60S

For the price I got it for, it's very good. The screen is decent, the brightness is a bit low, and the brightness distribution across the screen is somewhat uneven. Being an IPS panel, replacements are cheap. The battery might just last until the end of the day, but the 50W charger makes up for it. I think the rear camera is bad; the photo quality is comparable to a mid-range phone from 2016. The phone is a bit heavy; if you drop it, it'll leave a crater. The worst thing, without a doubt, is the Android 12 update; its only positive aspect was the battery life. I had problems with the touchscreen, and the overall performance was terrible. For example, CoD Mobile in Battle Royale mode struggled when a lot was happening, and don't even get me started on Siege mode, which only reached 6fps with all 16 turrets on Night 4 or 5. This, plus software responsiveness issues that worsened over time, were a major problem. The only solution I found was to downgrade to Android 11, and I haven't had any problems since. Aside from the easily degrading plastic casing, the hardware itself doesn't disappoint; it's very stable and quite robust for its size. Unfortunately, the software leaves much to be desired, and the lack of optimization results in a horrendous user experience.