Pros:

• Display:
  • It features a high-quality, vibrant, and bright pOLED display with a 144Hz refresh rate.
  • The display is also Pantone validated for color accuracy.
• Camera:
  • It generally takes very good photos, with particular praise for its main camera and selfie capabilities.
  • The camera system is considered a strong point for this device.
• Design:
  • The phone boasts a premium design, often featuring a vegan leather back that feels good in hand.
  • It has an IP68 rating for dust and water resistance.
• Charging:
  • It offers very fast charging capabilities, especially with the 125W charger (in some variants).
  • It also supports wireless charging, which is a big plus.
• Software:
  • Motorola’s “Hello UI” is praised for its clean, near-stock Android experience with useful additions.
• Audio:
  • The stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos support, provide good sound quality.

Cons:

• Processor:
  • Some reviews suggest that the Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 processor, while capable, might be considered underpowered compared to competitors in the same price range.
• Video Quality:
  • Video recording quality is sometimes noted as being inconsistent or not as strong as the still photography.
• Curved Display:
  • The curved display, while visually appealing, can lead to accidental touches for some users.
• Software Updates:
  • While motorola has stated that they are increasing the amount of software updates, motorola has had a spotty past with software updates.
• Charger Variants:
  • The charging brick wattage differs depending on the ram variant of the device. This can be confusing to consumers.