Motorola Moto G10 Power Price in India

Motorola’s newest smartphone, the Moto G10 Power, is a large-battery model that costs little under Rs. 10,000. The diagonal 3D texture on the rear gives it a far superior appearance to the Moto E7 Plus. However, the HD+ screen clearly seems cheap because to its jagged edges on icons and minor colour banding in some gradients of photographs.

The Moto G10 Power has longer battery life and faster charging times than the Moto E7 Plus. You can get the Moto G30 for a little bit more money, or the Narzo 30A if you want greater gaming or system performance at this price point.

You should mostly rely on the primary 48-megapixel camera, as the secondary cameras aren’t up to par. The HDR, details, and colours in the daytime images were all fairly satisfactory. The primary camera produces noticeably hazier images when the lighting is dim. The night mode does assist with the exposure, but it doesn’t do much for the detail.

The Snapdragon 460 SoC included in the Moto G10 Power is respectable but not the best in its class. For quite some time, Motorola has provided a streamlined take on Android, and that trend has not abated. Due to the weak SoC, you’ll need to be patient when accessing system menus or switching between programmes. Two full days of heavy use won’t drain the 6,000 mAh battery.