After generating an unusual amount of attention over the last few weeks with not one but two different Android high-enders, one of which is still most likely at least a couple of months away, Motorola is back to doing what it does best, officially unveiling yet another low-cost smartphone with surprisingly little fanfare.
Sleek, smooth, and reasonably powerful
On the bright side, the top and side bezels are pretty thin (for an ultra-affordable phone), and even more importantly, the 6.5-inch Max Vision display sports 90Hz refresh rate technology… and a decidedly modest resolution of 1600 x 720 pixels.
Basically, this is a not-so-sharp but impressively smooth (by sub-€200 standards) screen that promises to enliven your games, movies, and video calls and might actually deliver on that promise… to a certain extent.
Competition, cameras, and more
Over on the old continent, Motorola will of course face a lot of stiff competition in the sub-€200 segment from brands as diverse as Xiaomi, Realme, OnePlus, and even Samsung.
Coated in Cosmic Black, Iceberg Blue, and Pearl White, the Moto G22 pairs 64GB internal storage space with 4 gigs of RAM as standard while unsurprisingly housing both a microSD card slot and headphone jack, and on top of everything, running Android 12 software out the box.
