Daylight photos taken with the Moto G60 had average details, though objects at a distance were recognisable. Colours appeared washed-out and I did not find the sharpness to be adequate on magnifying photos on screen. Shots taken with the ultra-wide camera have a wider field of view but are slightly distorted on the sides. The output strangely was 12-megapixels in resolution, because according to Motorola, the smartphone upscales the image for consistency with the primary camera. Photos taken with the ultra-wide camera were not as detailed as those taken with the primary camera. I did also shoot a few photos at the full 108-megapixel resolution and found them to have better details than pixel-binned ones. MOTOROLA a štylizované logo M sú registrované ochranné známky spoločnosti Motorola Trademark Holdings, LLC Information about the height, i.e. the vertical side of the device when it is used in its standard orientation. It’s a nice, big, solid screen. However, it’s not really remarkable at this price. Even Samsung, not famed for its ultra-high-value entry level phones, offers a 1080p OLED at this price in the 4G version of the Samsung Galaxy A32. The Moto G60S would be notable if it had 5G with this screen, at this price, but it doesn’t.

Photos of people shot in dim rooms look undersaturated, soft and murky. Street photography at night is low on detail, excessively soft, and color is poor. The Moto G60S does have a Night Vision mode, which improves the brightness of images a bit, but the results are still bad compared to those of a Pixel 4a.

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The Moto G60S features the same battery capacity as the majority of Moto G-series phones at 5000mAh. I have found that it doesn’t last quite as long as some of its series siblings, such as the 5G Moto G50, but that makes sense. This phone has a larger screen, a high refresh rate, plus a different MediaTek processor that uses an older fabrication process and may well be a little less efficient. The Moto G60 is priced at Rs. 17,999 in India and is available in a single configuration with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. Motorola offers the Moto G60 in two colours: Dynamic Gray and Frosted Champagne. Moto G60 design Video recording tops out at 4K for the primary camera as well as the selfie camera. Stabilisation is available on both, but it isn't enabled by default. The Moto G60 does a good job at stabilising video shot in daylight at 1080p. It has a slight shimmer at 4K but I can excuse this given the price of the smartphone. I found low-light video to be a little too dark for my liking, and the stabilisation felt inadequate as the output had a visible shimmer effect at both resolutions.The usage of GSM networks persists in various regions across the globe. The Moto G60's 5G support future-proofs the device, ensuring compatibility with upcoming advancements in network technology and services. With its Wi-Fi capability, the Moto G60 provides users with the flexibility to connect to available wireless networks, offering an alternative to cellular data usage. Bluetooth connectivity is an integral part of the Moto G60 smartphone, allowing users to effortlessly connect to Bluetooth accessories and peripherals, expanding their device's functionality. Low-light camera performance was average and I found the colour tone to be slightly off in these images. The Night mode does not result in a significantly brighter image, but it does fix this issue. System on Chip (SoC) A system on a chip (SoC) includes into a single chip some of the main hardware components of the mobile device. SoC