Motorola Moto G85: Affordable, Feature-Packed Smartphone Under Rs 20K

Motorola has launched the Moto G85, a phone under Rs 20K, with upgrades in design, display, performance, and camera features.

### Motorola Moto G85: Unboxing and Detailed Review
* 📦  The Motorola Moto G85 comes in a sleek package, including a **33W charger**, **USB Type A to Type C charging cable**, and a **case**.
* 📱  The phone features a **6.67'' P-OLED display** with **120Hz refresh rate** and **Gorilla Glass 5 protection**, offering a **premium look and feel**.
* ⚙️  Powered by the MediaTek Helio G96 chipset, it comes in **6GB/128GB and 8GB/128GB storage variants**, with a **12GB variant also available under Rs 20,000**.
* 🔋  The device boasts a **5000mAh battery** with **33W fast charging support**, providing a smooth gaming experience at **40FPS**.
* 📱  Running on Hello UI, the Moto G85 promises **2 years of major updates** and **4 years of security updates**, with additional features like **Moto gestures** and **Moto secure**.
* 📸  The camera setup includes a **50MP primary sensor**, an **8MP multifunctional sensor**, and a **32MP selfie camera**, offering various shooting modes and features.
* 📶  Connectivity options include dual-band WiFi, Bluetooth 5.1, VoNR support, and **13 5G bands**, but lacks **NFC and WiFi 6 support**.
* 💰  Priced under Rs 20,000, the Moto G85 is praised for its **performance, display quality, and in-hand feel**, making it a **strong contender** in the mid-range smartphone market.

Alright friends, Motorola has launched another phone, the Moto G85. I don't understand how many phones Motorola is launching. But this is yet another phone from Motorola, it's the G series, the G85. And the G85 was launched around 10-11 months ago, and this is the successor to it. There are many upgrades, some of them are slight upgrades, but there are upgrades. If I talk about this phone, it's going to be around Rs 15-20K. You'll get the base variant for Rs 17-18K, and the upper variant for Rs 12-15K. It's going to be around Rs 20K, but all of them are under Rs 20K. So let's start and do the unboxing. I've noticed that the quality of the packaging is improving. This also looks nice, it's written Moto G85. Note about UV screen protectors, we've talked about it in the Motorola unboxing.

If you've seen the last video, do tell us what I said about it.  
It's about this: a sim card tool, documentation, 33W charger, USB Type A to Type C charging cable. That's about it in the box. There's nothing else, only the case. Generally, Motorola phones come with a case, so let's see. When I held the phone in my hand, I didn't realise that it's a case because it's already looking so thin. I was going to say it's a case. So how thin will it actually be? Generally, I don't want to tear the papers. Oh, lovely colour! This is with the case, without the case it's absolutely light. Motorola phones have an amazing in-hand feel. I think other brands should also pay attention to this. This is beautiful, the phone doesn't look big even with the case. The case is decent quality, but the phone is beautiful. It's made of vegan leather with 3 different colours.

The vegan leather has a black PMMA material. It also has Gorilla Glass 5 protection. I think it's less than 180g, definitely 178g. I'll say 175g. It's 173.7g, that is light! It's definitely a pocket-friendly phone. As I said, it has Gorilla Glass 5 protection. So even if you drop it, it's not a problem. Let's drop it & see. Boom! No, it has an OIS camera. That's why you can hear the sensor. Let's look at the ports & buttons. There's a sim card tray at the bottom, a microphone & a USB Type-C port. Then you have a speaker grill. There's nothing on the left-hand side. There's a noise-canceling microphone at the top & Dolby Atmos speakers. So that's nice. Then you have a volume rocker & a power on-off button. Oh! Look at that display! If you're new to our channel, then do SUBSCRIBE!

I mean, people come & watch our videos, they like it & it's beneficial. But they don't subscribe. I don't know why they don't. Do it! And if you enjoy the video, then do SHARE it. And do LIKE it. Look at this display! The bezels on the sides are absolutely thin. The chin is very thin. It has a beautiful 3D curved display of 6.67'' with 120Hz. It has a P-OLED display with 1600 nits peak brightness & 1200 nits high brightness. And according to me, its screen-to-body ratio will be over 93%. It's an absolutely beautiful display. It doesn't look like this phone is under Rs 20K. I mean, if you give this phone to anyone, they'll say it's a Rs 30-35K phone. So kudos to Motorola for that. They've come up with a great design & a great in-hand feel.

Specifications: It comes on the 6S Gen 3. Before that, it was on Rs 695K. It's slightly upgraded as the 6S Gen 3 is slightly overclocked. And the Android U score is around 4-5 Lakhs. There are 2 variants: 8GB RAM, 128GB RAM & 256GB RAM. But there are some features in the OS. And you get a 12GB variant under Rs 20K. So I think you should go for the higher variant if you're spending. So check that out. But yes, I suggest you go for the 120K & 12GB variant. It comes with LPDDR4X RAM, UFS 2.2 storage, 5000mAh battery & 33W charging. So if I talk about the performance, you can play games at 40FPS. You can play games at 60FPS as well. But I suggest you get a smooth gaming experience at 40FPS.

If I talk about the OS, it comes with Hello UI. Yes, it used to come with My UX, but now it comes with Hello UI. It comes with additional features. And if I talk about the additional features, you get the smart connect features in the Edge flagship series. I mean with 6th Gen 3 processor, I'd say another reason why you should buy the upper variant. Because smart connect wirelessly connects to the bigger screen. You'll have a tab, PC & phone. You'll be able to seamlessly transfer files. So that's good. If I talk about 3rd party apps, there are some 3rd party apps that you can uninstall. The good thing is that when you set up the phone, it asks you if you want these apps. If you deselect them, they won't be installed. Updates Whenever I talk to Motorola people, I tell them to pay attention to the updates. We want regular updates. It's a good thing that even though it's priced under Rs 15-20K.

they have promised 2 years of major updates & 4 years of security updates. Timely updates is what we request, Motorola. And if I talk about the other features, Moto gestures, Moto secure, Moto unplugged. So it's good in terms of features & you get a lot of customizations in Hello UI. If I talk about the sensors, there's an in-display fingerprint sensor, face unlock & it works very well. If I talk about connectivity, there's dual band WiFi, Bluetooth 5.1. By the way, the 6th Gen has WiFi 6 & it supports it. So it should've been WiFi 6 but it's dual band WiFi. You could've done Bluetooth 5.3, but it's not there. But yes, there's VoNR, which is good. It supports 13 5G bands, so that's also there. There's no NFC. There's no NFC in this. We haven't checked the sim card tray, let's check that out.

Is it dedicated? No? Let's see. Alright, there's a hybrid sim card slot. So it supports an SD card slot, but you can only use 1 sim card. Either 2 sim cards or 1 SD card & 1 sim card. Let's talk about multimedia. And if I talk about this phone, the display is top notch. The colours are absolutely beautiful & there are upgrades. So the video viewing experience is amazing. Even Dolby Atmos speakers are good. The stereo speakers are good. Multimedia is excellent & you're going to enjoy it. But friends, there's a limitation with the 6th Gen. You won't get HDR on Netflix. And yes, there's a RAM boost feature. It supports virtual RAM, but it decides how much virtual RAM you want with the help of AI. Let's talk about the other features. SAR value is within limits. There's no IR blaster, NFC, notification light, FM radio.

3.5mm jack. And there's an IP52 certification. So it's basically resistant, there's no proof. Let's talk about the camera. There's a functional camera, the primary sensor is LIT600, which is a Sony 50MP sensor. The second one is 8MP, and that's multifunctional. Because you can use it as a macro or as an ultrawide. So obviously it's an autofocus. There's a 32MP selfie sensor. And the cameras are slowly improving in Motorola. And this one is no different. We've taken many photos in the original quality, in different conditions, and low light too. Do check it out. If I talk about the camera features, then most of them are there: slow motion, video, portrait, pro mode, photo booth, ultra resolution mode, night vision, spot colour mode, you can scan documents, panorama, dual capture mode, time lapse, feature rich. But remember, you can't shoot 4K video in 1080p at 60FPS.

But I'd like to say that in this Rs 15-20K price range, they give a 108MP primary sensor, and a 50MP secondary sensor. But the second one is generally a 2MP sensor. Motorola hasn't done this. You also get a macro & ultrawide, as well as a primary. And a good Sony sensor. So all good. So this is the Motorola G85. If I have to sum up this phone, its performance is a highlight. If you want a display phone with a great in-hand feel, a phone that looks good, in fact, I'd say it's an all-round phone. Overall, this is a nice phone. If you want a little more performance than the 6s Gen 3, then I'd say you'll go for the Edge 50 Fusion. Because it has IP68 & 7s Gen 2. But obviously that's Rs 2-3K more expensive. If you're looking for this phone,

then I'd suggest you look for the 12GB variant. So that you can use the features that are given in the Helio UI. Yes! And I'm showing you the introductory offers on the screen. Do check it out. Before ending the video, I'd like to tell you that this video is done in collaboration with Motorola. But the results & tests that we've done, we've told you in this video. That's all for this video. Until the next one, Keep Trakin & Stay Safe!

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Motorola has recently launched the Moto G85, which is the successor to the G84 with several upgrades, priced at around Rs 15-20K.

The phone features a lightweight design, vegan leather back with three color options, Gorilla Glass 5 protection, and OIS camera.

Additionally, it offers a USB Type-C port, a headphone jack, noise-canceling microphones, and Dolby Atmos speakers, making it a pocket-friendly option with a focus on user experience.

Motorola's Impressive New Phone Display and Specifications

The Motorola phone features a stunning 6.

67'' P-OLED display with 120Hz refresh rate and impressive brightness.

Despite its affordable price, the phone offers a design and in-hand feel that resembles a much more expensive device.

The 6S Gen 3 phone comes in 8GB, 128GB/256GB variants, with a special 12GB version available for under Rs 20K, offering high-performance gaming and fast charging.

The Transition to Hello UI in the Edge Flagship Series

The operating system has switched from My UX to Hello UI, offering additional smart connect features in the 6th Gen 3 processor variant for seamless file transfer across devices.

Users have the option to uninstall certain 3rd party apps during setup, and Motorola has committed to 2 years of major updates and 4 years of security updates for the new OS.

The phone also offers Moto gestures, Moto secure, Moto unplugged, and various customizations, as well as advanced connectivity features such as dual-band WiFi, Bluetooth 5.

1, VoNR, and support for 13 5G bands, although it lacks NFC.

Limitations and Features of the 6th Gen Phone

The phone has a hybrid SIM card slot, allowing for either 2 SIM cards or 1 SD card and 1 SIM card.

It offers an excellent multimedia experience with a top-notch display, beautiful colors, and Dolby Atmos speakers, but lacks HDR support on Netflix.

The camera features a 50MP primary sensor, 8MP secondary sensor, and 32MP selfie sensor, with a variety of photography modes, but it is limited to shooting 4K video and 1080p at 60FPS.

Motorola G85: A Phone with High Performance and Good In-Hand Feel

In the Rs 15-20K price range, the Motorola G85 offers a 108MP primary sensor, a 50MP secondary sensor, a macro lens, an ultrawide lens, and a good Sony sensor, providing strong performance.

The phone is described as having a great in-hand feel, a good look, and overall being a nice, all-round device.

The 12GB variant is recommended for optimal use of the Helio UI features.