Motorola Moto G60s

The Motorola Moto G60s is a mid-range phone but with plenty of high-end features. For say a display with extra high refresh rate and a 64MP Quad camera. If you want the full story you can read it here.

Fluid Max Vision screen

With a 6.8-inch screen, the Moto G60s is on the big side. Even despite its thin screen edges. That has its advantages, too, because you have plenty of room to watch videos and read web pages on it. It's a Max Vision screen with extra high 120 Hz playback. Refreshing images so many times per second creates extra smooth animations. Such a high refresh rate is actually only seen on much more expensive phones. The FHD+ resolution of 2460 x 1080 pixels ensure sharp images and the punch-hole at the top for the selfie camera looks modern.

64MP Quad Camera System

On the back of the G60s, we find a quad camera system that consists of a 64MP main camera that combines 4 pixels into 1. Thanks to this Quad Pixel technology, you shoot photos in 16MP but with much more detail and better exposure. There is 8MP camera with 119° ultra wide-angle lens, 5MP macro camera for close-ups of 4cm and a 2MP depth camera. The camera is fine for everyday shots but the HDR lags behind a bit. This is why it performs less well, especially in backlight. The G60s has a night mode, but due to the lack of optical image stabilization, it is not particularly good. On the front we find a 16MP selfie camera with sufficient options. Think of smile timer and a beautify mode.

Most important Motorola Moto G60s specifications

• 6.8-inch Max Vision screen + 120Hz refresh rate & FHD+ resolution
• 64+8+5+2MP Quad Camera with ultra-wide angle, macro and 4K video
• 16MP selfie camera in modern punch hole
• 5000 mAh large battery with 50W fast charge
• MediaTek Helio G95 processor with 4GB of RAM memory
• Large 128GB storage memory, expandable up to 1TB
• Dual SIM card support (slot shared with memory card)
• Water resistant IP52 housing

TurboPower for extra power

The Moto G60s also relies on its large built-in battery. It has a capacity of 5000 mAh and that gives good results. A battery life of several days is easily achievable. Charging is extra quick thanks to the TurboPower charger. It works at 50W, higher than its peers, and in 12 minutes charging takes you another 12 hours. Motorola uses a Helio G95 processor from MediaTek. This is a reasonably powerful chipset and suitable for gaming. The large amount of storage that the G60s comes with is handy; 128GB. This is even expandable with up to a 1TB memory card.

Pro and cons Motorola Moto G60s

• 120Hz smooth screen
• 64MP quad camera
• Extra fast 50W charging
• Fair price

• No 5G support