After their official disclosure, a comparison between the Moto G30 and Moto G10 mobile

Motorola today officially unveiled its new phones, the Moto G30 and the Moto G10, so Motorola’s mid-range G series returns to its roots with simple but high-quality phones as the Moto G10s and G30 are the start of a new generation, focused on a powerful camera experience and long battery life.

Both phones are exactly the same, except the G30 works like a ‘plus’ with a few hardware upgrades, and the G10 and G30 series will launch in select European countries in the coming weeks.

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Both phones feature 6.5-inch IPS LCD displays with a resolution of 720 x 1600 pixels and the Moto G30 has a 90Hz refresh rate and a 13-megapixel selfie camera that lives in degrees. .

The quad camera on the back has a main sensor of 64 MP with Quad Pixel technology after assembly, the sensor has 1.4 μm of pixels and a resolution of 16 MP, which is combined with a bright aperture f / 1.7 which lays the foundation for night vision mode.

The main camera is linked to an 8MP (118 °) wide-angle camera and there is no telephoto lens, instead the high-resolution main sensor performs the zoom tasks and there are two additional cameras on board, one 2MP macro camera and a 2MP depth sensor (used to cut out color focus and of course portraits) Video recording is limited to 1080p at 60fps.

That’s the maximum for the chipset as the G30 is powered by Snapdragon 662 and packs eight Kryo 260 processor cores (four based on the A73 and four on the A53), plus an Adreno 610 GPU. It runs Android 11 all. by adding certain features developed by Motorola.

The phone comes with 4GB or 6GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage, there are single and dual SIM versions, and although both have microSD slots, the dual SIM version uses a hybrid slot design, this which limits the SIM card. if you have a microSD card there.

4G phone (Cat.4), and it supports Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.0, NFC and a variety of satellite positioning systems. The wired connection includes USB-C (wired at 2.0 speed) and a 3.5mm headphone jack. An FM radio receiver is also available.

The 5,000mAh battery is good for more than two days of use, according to Motorola’s own testing, and can be recharged to 20W.

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While there are similarities in the specs of the two phones, the Moto G10 has some extra features that have been called, for example, a 6.5 inch 720p + screen locked at 60Hz as well, a 5000mAh battery that beats a 10 watts. load.

However, the Snapdragon 460 chipset is just a modified version of the 662 phone and this phone starts out with a less impressive 4/64 GB memory configuration, but you can expand the storage capacity up to 128 GB if you prefer.

The microSD placement is the same on the G30 – you can use a card up to 512GB, as long as you ditch the second SIM card.

The camera is also the same, except for the now 48MP main sensor, but the sensor is the same size, which means the post-stitch pixels are a bit larger – 1.6μm. The camera also has an f / 1.7 aperture and a night vision mode.

The selfie camera is downgraded to 8MP, but the remaining units are the same. This is an 8MP, 2MP ultra wide angle camera and video recording should be limited to 1080p at 60fps.

The connection mode is also the same, up to the 3.5mm headphone jack. Both phones have fingerprint readers on the back. There is a Google Assistant button on the side.

The Moto G10 and G30 both have plastic bodies with a water-repellent design, earning them an IP52 rating – dust-resistant and able to prevent splashing.

The Moto G10 will be priced at 150 euros, while the G30 will be priced at 180 euros, with both hitting shelves before the end of this month.