Motorola Moto G10

Nice, unorthodox design

UI feels rather slow

Spending a few more bucks for the Moto G30 will get you a long way as it has a better camera, faster charging and a more capable chipset. That's, of course, if you are dead set on Motorola. Otherwise, the Realme 9T offers a lot more for the same price...

Very affordable; OK performance; Display has nice colors; Long-lasting battery life

Camera is not great; The pattern and finish on the back are not pleasant; Display brightness not good outdoors

Battery life ; Expandable memory ; 3.5mm headphone jack ; FM radio

HD+ display ; Battery charging time ; Not expected to receive Android 12 ; Price

The Moto G10 would be a reasonable device if Motorola had launched it as part of the Moto E line. Furthermore, it is not logical to invest 150 euros in this device when a cell phone with superior features in the same series costs just 40 euros more. As...

Amazingly cheap ; Superb battery life ; Clean but helpful UI

Disappointing performance ; Low-quality display

As a phone for first-time smartphone buyers, this is a brilliant device. It's eminently practical in a way that few other phones are these days, and is keen to help users learn how to make use of all of what the phone provides. If what you need is a...

It’s cheap;Has a half-decent (mono) speaker;Two-day battery life

Poor primary camera image processing;Noticeable performance compromises

Good battery life ; Durable design ; Capable camera

Slow performance ; No 5G or Wi-Fi 6 ; Clunky design

If you're on a tight budget, the Motorola Moto G10 is very cheap. It's a basic option but considering just how inexpensive it is, you wouldn't expect it to be a super sophisticated phone. Despite being clunky and a bit slow, it has a big screen, a...

5G support Good battery life 90Hz screen

Mediocre camera Unremarkable performance Safe design

The Moto G50 is a dependable if mostly unremarkable phone. However, if you're looking for 5G connectivity and a 90Hz screen on a budget, you'll be fairly happy with these results.

Very affordable Decent battery life Runs Android 11

Slow performance Low resolution display No 5G on board

The Moto G10 is the phone to get if you want to spend as little money as possible – it's decent enough value for the price. If you want anything else, like impressive camera shots and speedy performance, you're better off spending a bit more on your...

Great battery life ; Main camera is decent ; Grippy texture is practical ; Good software experience

It's quite slow and stuttery ; Macro camera isn't up to much ; The Moto G30 exists

This might be the first entry-level Moto G we don't unequivocally recommend as the default purchase. There's nothing especially wrong with it - indeed the battery life, software and practical design make it more than good enough for most people - but...