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Motorola phones are the underdogs of the tech space, especially compared to iPhones,Samsungs, or Google Pixel devices. But there's much to love when using these Android phones for your new business.
What Are the Best Motorola Phones for Business 2022?
If you're looking to get the best phone for your business, these 10 Motorola options will likely give you the best bang for your buck.
- Moto G200
- Motorola One Zoom
- Motorola RAZR 5G
- Motorola Defy
- Moto G10
- Motorola G30
- Moto G50 5G
- Moto G82 5G
- Moto G100
- Moto G9 Power
1. Moto G200
Specs
The Motorola Moto G200 has one of the fastest chipsets of any Motorola phone. With a great camera, smooth display, and the Snapdragon 888+ chip, this phone is a beast, especially for its relatively low price tag.
Pros
It comes at one of the best prices on this list, making it great as a second business phone. It's also powerful and has solid battery life. Plus, its processing power rivals its competitor (the Samsung Galaxy), giving it a run for its money.
Cons
The low price tag comes at a cost. No stereo speakers, a plastic body, and the inability to update past Android 12 make it tough to swallow. But if you weren't expecting any of these specs, it probably won't matter to you all that much.
2. Motorola One Zoom
Specs
The One Zoom's spotlight feature is its 8MP telephoto camera, but it also has an aluminum side frame with a QualcommSnapdragonchipset. Combine that with a 4,000 mAh TurboPower charging support and an under-display fingerprint reader, and you've got a pretty solid phone.
Pros
This phone has an excellent OLED screen with a solid build. Its fingerprint scanner is also fast and accurate, with a versatile camera setup filled with fun options and filters. The telephoto lens is also impressive.
Cons
Its performance is much lower than the competition, and photo quality is below average compared to other phones. You can also only capture 1080p video with the telephoto and ultrawide.
3. Motorola RAZR 5G
Specs
The Motorola RAZR 5G has a sleek, foldable design with an excellent 48MP camera. With sub-6gHz 5G connectivity and POLED screen, this is a great, portable phone for your business.
Pros
When closed, this mobile phone is super compact and can fit almost anywhere. The quality of the device itself is excellent, and it will probably withstand even the harshest environments.
Cons
The RAZR 5G has a battery life that leaves a bit to be desired, and the back glass can scuff easily. Even with a case, the design is too plastic-y, and we feel the build could be slightly better.
4. Motorola Defy
Specs
The Motorola Defy runs on Android 10 and uses Gorilla Glass Victus on the touch screen. With a 48MP rear camera and a rear-mounted fingerprint scanner, this phone still enables quick charging at 20W of power in its 5,000 mAh battery.
Pros
It's comfortable to use, even in gloves, making it great if your business requires you to wear gloves or other gear. It's also got excellent battery life. But what makes this phone stand out is its dedicated programmable button that you can set to be anything you desire.
Cons
The sound quality leaves much to be desired, and the camera isn't too impressive. The operating system still runs on Android 10, and the LCD screen feels basic and uninspired.
5. Moto G10
Specs
In the Motorola Moto G Series, the Moto G10 is a low-end smartphone with a water-repellant, plastic frame design. It boasts the Qualcomm SM4250 Snapdragonchipset with a 1080p front camera and rear camera.
Pros
This phone is as simple as they come — and that's why we like it. At a low price, the design is sleek, the battery life is impressive, and the video recording is above average for similar phones in its class. The Moto G10 is one of the best budget phones on the market.
Cons
The user interface feels a little bogged down, and it takes a while to charge. Not to mention, the main camera disappoints in low light, and at a similar price range, you might be able to find alternatives that perform a bit better.
6. Motorola G30
Specs
This mid-range phone has an IPS LCD display and an ultra-widerear camera lens. It also has a rear-mounted fingerprint reader and runs on Android 11. Not to mention, it's got the Snapdragon 662 chipset.
Pros
The display is crisp and refreshing, making it satisfying to take and review high-quality photos in good lighting. The Android 11 interface is clean, and the battery life is excellent.
Cons
The most considerable drawbacks of this phone are related to the camera quality. You can't record in 4K, and the image quality in low light is pretty sub-par, especially compared to competitors like the iPhone with its triple camera.
7. Moto G50 5G
Specs
The Moto G50 5G has a Snapdragon 480 5G chipset and a fast charging 15W battery. It also has a fingerprint reader on the rear and a water-repellent design.
Pros
It's got a high refresh rate screen, and considering the device is water repellent and has a great battery life, it's excellent for taking business calls on vacation.
Cons
The screen is relatively low-resolution and doesn't get very bright. Not to mention, you can probably get a faster phone for a fairly similar price.
8. Moto G82 5G
Specs
Another mid-range phone, the G82, has the Snapdragon 695 chipset and a 5000 mah battery. Plus, it has a 6.6-inch AMOLED screen and runs on Android 12.
Pros
This phone has a fantastic battery life, and the 120Hz refresh rate makes the phone feel fast. Plus, the user interface is clean and easy to use.
Cons
The biggest drawback here is the phone's design, which is prone to smudging and cracking. It also doesn't have playback support for HDR video, and if you try to play any games or apps, you'll experience interruptions.
9. Moto G100
Specs
With a Snapdragon 870 5G chipset and a 6K rear camera, this phone's side-mounted fingerprint scanner and Android 11 OS make it a force to be reckoned with.
Pros
The design is appealing and feels good to play around with. The battery life is tremendous, and the chipset is super powerful. Two selfie cameras are also hard to snuff at.
Cons
There are better displays for your price, and charging is relatively slow. Also, there is poor image quality in low-light situations, and there is no night mode for the phone.
10. Moto G9 Power
Specs
With a water-repellent coating and Snapdragon 662 chipset, the G9 power lives up to its name. Its battery is impressive at 6000 mAh and fast charging with 20W power.
Pros
The battery life is some of the best we've ever seen, and with a clean Android design and excellent photo quality from the primary camera, this is a great phone that comes bundled with chargers and other extras.
Cons
The screen is low-res and a little slow to charge. The chipset is also a little dated, and there are no stereo speakers for listening to music without headphones.
Conclusion
There is no shortage of Motorola phones on the market for you to choose for your business. But at the end of the day, almost every single one will help you reach new heights — especially when you download the right apps.
Some other great options include
- Moto G stylus 5G
- Motorola Edge 20 Pro and Moto Edge 30 Pro
- Motorola Edge Plus
- Moto G Power
- Motorola One 5G Ace
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Sources:
What Is a Chipset | HP® Tech Takes.
