Motorola edge+ 5G UW

explorn · 21 horas hace

Sí, recomendaría este producto.

Completely happy with my new Motorola phone. I am impressed.

Matthew L. · 7 días hace

Sí, recomendaría este producto.

[Esta reseña se recopiló como parte de una promoción.] The short version is that there is so much I like about this phone, I just wish the software was as clean as the Pixel phones. While this is running the latest version of Android, I feel like the feature set and software tweaks is a bit behind my Pixel 5. Alright, backing up and starting from the top: This is a good looking phone that feels great in your hand with a large screen that is fairly common these days for the good quality phones. Out of the box, the only real thing to get used to is that the fingerprint scanner is a narrow button that doubles as the power button. I was worried that it would not be as easy to use or intuitive as the fingerprint reader on the pack of my Pixel phone, but I found that not to be the case. it works great and nearly always reads my pints on the first try and unlocks the phone. Once unlocked, the screen is eye catching-ly bright, with a thin black bezel/frame that is only visible when the screen is one. The screen is large enough that it will need two handed operation to swipe from the top if you have smaller hands-- though a case with a finger loop may help you secure your grip and get you back to one handed operation. The screen does a great job highlighting the detail that this camera picks up. I found the photos and video to be really good in decent lighting and a little muddy in dim lighting, but that is to be expected. overall, it still produced very usable photos even in dim lighting-- just maybe not ones you're going to blow up and print. Pictures were generally in the 7-9MB file size range and the default setting has them at 3072x4092 pixels (so basically twice the resolution of the super high def 4K TV's and monitors). I found that the pictures generally blew away the same photos taken with my Pixel 5. This camera is more than adequate for all of the phone pictures I take. The photos turn out crisp and the color really pops. As far as the rest of the hardware goes, the battery life easily lasts me all day, the speakers are okay (I usually use my headphones, so not a big deal), and I had absolutely zero issues with the call quality. I don't do any heavy mobile gaming, but I found the system to be responsive and zippy for everything I do-- I never noticed it bogging down or lagging. One thing to be aware of on the hardware side of things is that this does NOT have a headphone jack, but if all of your devices are bluetooth, then you won't even notice. My only complaint about this phone is common to most phones these days-- the software. This does not have as much "bloatware" as some of the other phones, but it does have enough to keep you busy. Between a number of unwanted games and quite a few Verizon-specific apps, I would not call is a clean install. And that also brings me back to the software implementation in general-- some of the swipe features and general ease of menu navigation stuff I've taken for granted in my Pixel 5 just isn't present on this phone. I wish I could combine these two phones-- the killer hardware of this phone and the latest and greatest feature set in my Pixel. That being said, as much as I am rambling on about the software implementation, it is actually rather good and much better than some phone I have used in the past-- it just could be so much more if they'd keep you on the front edge of what Android releases without putting their own "moto touch" or flavor on it. So, what's the verdict? If you don't mind large phones and aren't a Pixel elitest, then I would absolutely recommend this phone in a second. It looks nice, it runs great, it doe s a good job with pictures, and just overall is a pleasure to use. if you are a bit uppity about having the cleanest and most customizable feature sets on your phonesa, then be aware that you'll be missing some of the more subtle touches, but I think overall you'll still be quite happy with your choice.

explorn · 21 horas hace

Sí, recomendaría este producto.

Completely happy with my new Motorola phone. I am impressed.

Matthew L. · 7 días hace

Sí, recomendaría este producto.

[Esta reseña se recopiló como parte de una promoción.] The short version is that there is so much I like about this phone, I just wish the software was as clean as the Pixel phones. While this is running the latest version of Android, I feel like the feature set and software tweaks is a bit behind my Pixel 5. Alright, backing up and starting from the top: This is a good looking phone that feels great in your hand with a large screen that is fairly common these days for the good quality phones. Out of the box, the only real thing to get used to is that the fingerprint scanner is a narrow button that doubles as the power button. I was worried that it would not be as easy to use or intuitive as the fingerprint reader on the pack of my Pixel phone, but I found that not to be the case. it works great and nearly always reads my pints on the first try and unlocks the phone. Once unlocked, the screen is eye catching-ly bright, with a thin black bezel/frame that is only visible when the screen is one. The screen is large enough that it will need two handed operation to swipe from the top if you have smaller hands-- though a case with a finger loop may help you secure your grip and get you back to one handed operation. The screen does a great job highlighting the detail that this camera picks up. I found the photos and video to be really good in decent lighting and a little muddy in dim lighting, but that is to be expected. overall, it still produced very usable photos even in dim lighting-- just maybe not ones you're going to blow up and print. Pictures were generally in the 7-9MB file size range and the default setting has them at 3072x4092 pixels (so basically twice the resolution of the super high def 4K TV's and monitors). I found that the pictures generally blew away the same photos taken with my Pixel 5. This camera is more than adequate for all of the phone pictures I take. The photos turn out crisp and the color really pops. As far as the rest of the hardware goes, the battery life easily lasts me all day, the speakers are okay (I usually use my headphones, so not a big deal), and I had absolutely zero issues with the call quality. I don't do any heavy mobile gaming, but I found the system to be responsive and zippy for everything I do-- I never noticed it bogging down or lagging. One thing to be aware of on the hardware side of things is that this does NOT have a headphone jack, but if all of your devices are bluetooth, then you won't even notice. My only complaint about this phone is common to most phones these days-- the software. This does not have as much "bloatware" as some of the other phones, but it does have enough to keep you busy. Between a number of unwanted games and quite a few Verizon-specific apps, I would not call is a clean install. And that also brings me back to the software implementation in general-- some of the swipe features and general ease of menu navigation stuff I've taken for granted in my Pixel 5 just isn't present on this phone. I wish I could combine these two phones-- the killer hardware of this phone and the latest and greatest feature set in my Pixel. That being said, as much as I am rambling on about the software implementation, it is actually rather good and much better than some phone I have used in the past-- it just could be so much more if they'd keep you on the front edge of what Android releases without putting their own "moto touch" or flavor on it. So, what's the verdict? If you don't mind large phones and aren't a Pixel elitest, then I would absolutely recommend this phone in a second. It looks nice, it runs great, it doe s a good job with pictures, and just overall is a pleasure to use. if you are a bit uppity about having the cleanest and most customizable feature sets on your phonesa, then be aware that you'll be missing some of the more subtle touches, but I think overall you'll still be quite happy with your choice.

Kdehri01 · 8 días hace

Sí, recomendaría este producto.

[Esta reseña se recopiló como parte de una promoción.] Let me start off by saying this phone obviously has everything you would expect from a new phone these days. Great call quality, easy to use assistant and Great picture quality. I have always loved Motorola for their battery life and this one is no different lasts a very long time. The features that were new to me we the gestures and omg love them. To be able to open my camera with a flick of the wrist is just amazing. I may never get another phone without these features. Not to mention no more struggling with the power and volume buttons for a screenshot is great.

· 11 días hace

Sí, recomendaría este producto.

[Esta reseña se recopiló como parte de una promoción.] This phone is excellent I love the size the quality the color it does not break it keeps a very long battery charge the memory is excellent and at last all day all my friends are jealous of my new phone

Matt · 12 días hace

Sí, recomendaría este producto.

After 6 weeks with the phone, this is the best Moto phone I've owned (since the original Moto X). I've had no issues with call reception or dropped calls. Additionally, connecting to any external device through bluetooth or WiFi has been problem free. I was pleased that 5G coverage in my area is very good. Battery life is fine for my needs. For reference, I took a 6 hour road trip while using Maps and streaming music the entire trip and the battery dropped about 40%. The camera is very good. It's so good that my wife insists on us using my Moto over her iPhone 12 for our pictures. To be fair, her iPhone excels at night shots. But Motorola made tremendous improvements over my last Moto Z3. Also, the stereo speakers are very good with a surprising amount of bass at about 75% volume and above. Some areas for improvement are the position of the volume and power (fingerprint read) buttons. Without a case, they're a little high and hard to find but a case solves that problem. The screen is fantastic, but I wish it were just a little brighter in when viewing in direct sunlight (a trip to the beach revealed this). Additionally, I was disappointed to discover that the Edge Plus doesn't support analogue headphones anymore (even with a USB-C dongle). So you'll have to use either bluetooth or digital headphones. Overall, while not groundbreaking, this is a very solid phone from Motorola with an almost stock android experience.

Trotter · 12 días hace

[Esta reseña se recopiló como parte de una promoción.] Works very well camera's amazing volume is great very happy over all with the phone

Orlie G · 14 días hace

I have not had this phone very long. And already having battery and charging issues also having to start and restart the phone. After reading more reviews. I am not the only one with this issue. The only thing I like about this phone is the camera.

Rick norcal · 15 días hace

First phone was sold as new but was used. Both had the same blue tooth connection problems. Worked fine with phone . Had to restart phone to hear blue tooth music, you tube...after a phone interuption you had to restart phone to get blue tooth to work properly?no more Moto for me.

rttutr · 18 días hace

Rog90 · 20 días hace

This phone is by far the worst phone I've ever had it randomly turns off and back on all by itself, it does that to me at least 3 times a day, and the screen reaction is slow sometimes or just doesn't respond at all, save yourself the trouble and headache and get something else anything else even a prepaid phone is better then this "piece of crap". I honestly wished I'd never got it.