DIRECTIVE (EU) 2022/2380 OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 23 November 2022 (Part III) y Motorola 30, 16.5 cm (6.5"), 6 GB, 128 GB, 64 MP, Android 11, Pearl Motorola 30. Display diagonal: 16.5 cm (6.5"), Display resolution: 720 x 1600 pixels. Processor frequency: 2 GHz, Processor family: Snapdragon, Processor model: 662. RAM capacity: 6 GB, Internal storage capacity: 128 GB. Rear camera resolution (numeric): 64 MP, Rear camera type: Quad camera. SIM card capability: Dual SIM. Operating system installed: Android 11. Battery capacity: 5000 mAh. Product colour: Pearl. Weight: 197 g https://www.techadvisor.com/review/motorola-moto-g30-3804770/ Reviewing the Moto G30 feels very much like Groundhog Day. If you've read my review of the G9 Play, you'll know what to expect here. But feel free to stick around for my charming personality. The G30 launched alongside the Moto G10, marking a shift in M... Affordable, 90Hz display, Strong battery life Poor cameras, Slight lag Motorola churns out another run-of-the-mill budget G-series phone with the Moto G30. While it's affordable, it doesn't pass muster if you're after value. Fierce competition in the budget space from brands like Oppo, Xiaomi and OnePlus mean you can get a l... https://www.techradar.com/reviews/moto-g30 The Moto G30, one of Motorola's first cheap phones of 2021, launched alongside a lower-specced and more affordable sibling, the Moto G10. You can safely ignore that latter phone though – costing only a little more, and with much better specs, the Moto G30... Excellent battery life, Won't break the bank, Plenty of storage Fingerprint sensor issues, Some may dislike Google Assistant button, Low-res display The Moto G30 is good for its price, and certainly beats out its G10 sibling, as a fine all-rounder. Save for its stellar battery performance there are no stand-out aspects to the phone though, and depending on what you're looking for, another handset migh... https://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/moto-g30 While the Moto G30's design may be Marmite at first sight, it is certainly one of the best cheap phone options thanks to a selection of strong specs and a low price. The G30's main competition comes in the form of the pricier Realme 7, a faster charging... Long-lasting 5000mAh battery, 90Hz screen at a low price, Primary camera can deliver great shots, Weak secondary cameras, Chunky design, Adequate performance, Chunky, chinny, and notch-heavy, even with its clunky design, the Moto G30 is still a cracking low-cost smartphone for a certain type of user. Sitting alongside the Moto G9 Power and offering a slightly smaller, significantly more iridescent alternative w... https://www.expertreviews.co.uk/mobile-phones/1413256/motorola-moto-g30-review Despite the name, the Moto G30 isn’t three times as good as the Moto G10, but it also isn’t three times the price. Costing just £30 more, is the Moto G30 worth the extra money?Despite the numerical jump, the Moto G30 is very much a budget device. Powered... Solid performance, Decent cameras, Brilliant battery life Minor improvements on the Moto G9 Play, A growing sense of Moto fatigue All in all, the G30 is yet another solid budget phone from Motorola, and well priced at £160.But the company's myriad budget options raise a dilemma here. While there are undoubtedly improvements over the G9 Play, does the addition of a 90Hz screen, an ul... https://www.pocket-lint.com/phones/reviews/motorola/155833-moto-g30-review Why you can trust Pocket-lint (Pocket-lint) - Motorola is really, really good at making affordable phones. That, ultimately, is its bread and butter. So when, for 2021, it decided to rejig its Moto G family - although not by much, it now takes on a bigger... Long-lasting battery life,Reliable software experience (Android 11),Generally smooth user experience - and able to handle gaming apps,A step-up in power over the Moto G10 for little extra cash Wide-angle camera is poor quality,Macro camera is a write-off,Occasional stutter in fluidity,Screen would be better with more resolution instead of 90Hz frame-rate,That green/pink finish is ghastly Although the Moto G30 takes its share of criticism - three of the four cameras are poor (two a total write-off), the Pastel Sky finish is questionable (and that's being kind) - in the interests of context there's little else out there at this price point... https://www.stuff.tv/motorola/moto-g30/review It's fair to say Motorola's approach to affordable smartphones has felt a little scattergun in recent years. With Power, Plus, Play and 5G variants to choose from, things were getting a little complicated.That all changes for the new generation, with the... Great value hardware, Stellar battery life, Vanilla Android at its best Performance merely OK, Gimmicky cameras add little value, Refresh rate doesn't equal smoothness The combination of low price and high refresh rate screen was always going to turn heads, but the Moto G30 is impressively well-rounded for such an affordable phone. We love the massive battery and ample onboard storage, and it can take a decent photo, a...