The Moto G5S is the upmarket sibling to Lenovo’s Moto G5. It’s a little bit bigger and gets some slightly higher-end components including better screen glass and an improved pair of cameras.
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The Moto G5S is the upmarket sibling to Lenovo’s Moto G5. It’s a little bit bigger and gets some slightly higher-end components including better screen glass and an improved pair of cameras.
You get 32GB of storage as standard, which is fairly generous at this price point, and that can be expanded by up to 256GB with a microSD card.
The 5.2-inch panel on the G5S is better than you might expect. It has a Full HD resolution for a pixel density of 424ppi, making for pin-sharp text and icons. Actual colour quality is good, too, and viewing angles are nice and wide with no colour drop-off even if you view the phone from a weird angle.
There are a load of custom gestures, some of which are quite useful. These include replacing on-screen navigation buttons with gestures performed on the fingerprint reader, chopping the screen with the side of your palm for the flashlight and twisting the phone to open the camera. There’s also a one-handed mode and the ability to silence the ringer as soon as you pick the phone up from your desk. Not all essential, but they’re simple additions that offer something for everyone.
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