The spec sheets are basically different in one aspect and one aspect only, which is however very important and makes the Moto G04s a much smarter buy at a recommended retail price of 119 euros on the old continent.
While the Moto G04 comes with a decidedly modest single 16MP rear-facing camera, the “s” variant bumps that shooter up to 50MP while also integrating Quad Pixel technology for “4x better low-light sensitivity.”
That sounds like an incredibly advanced imaging sensor for such a crazy affordable phone, and believe it or not, the Moto G04s has a few other hardware aces up its sleeve too.
We’re talking about an admittedly low-resolution but high-refresh rate 90Hz IPS LCD screen measuring a fairly generous 6.56 inches in diagonal, a massive 5,000mAh battery equipped with reasonably fast 15W charging capabilities, and RAM Boost functionality designed to take your multitasking to the next level when the standard 4 gigs of (physical) memory are not enough to keep all your activities going.
Although it’s obviously not made from a very premium material, the Moto G04s can certainly turn a few heads too with its matte finish and four “vibrant” colorways, including Satin Blue, Concord Black, Sea Green, and Sunrise Orange.