Motorola's stunning new £89 Android phone looks way better than price suggests

22 February 2024 , 07:28

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Motorola moto g04 (Image: MOTOROLA)

With most flagship devices from the likes of Apple and Samsung costing well over £700, treating yourself to a new smartphone can put a serious strain on the credit card. Luckily a new device launching soon from Motorola is bringing some pretty impressive features to pockets for less than £90.

Considering its ludicrously low price, the moto g04 packs quite a punch with this device featuring a sleek design and 6.6" HD+ display.

That screen even includes 90Hz technology (the iPhone 15 can only muster 60Hz) which means owners should get a silky-smooth experience when scrolling through websites and playing games.

Motorola is also promising the perfect display for boxset binges thanks to High Brightness mode and Night Light mode which adapt the screen depending on your surroundings. Dolby Atmos technology should help things sound better as well.

Motorola moto g04 (MOTOROLA)

Spin the moto g04 around and there's a dual-lens camera which can snap DSLR-style Portrait images and it will retouch your selfies automatically.

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Other extras include an octa-core processor, RAM-boosting technology for faster app loading, splashproof design (it's not fully water resistant) and a side-mounted fingerprint scanner.

It will be available in colours including Concord Black, Sea Green, Satin Blue and Sunrise Orange.

Motorola moto g04 (MOTOROLA)

Motorola has confirmed that the moto g04 will arrive in stores from March with cutsomers able to pick one up from motorola.co.uk, Amazon, O2, Vodafone, 3, Currys, Carphone Warehouse, Giff Gaff, ID Mobile, Tesco, John Lewis and Partners.

There's a big week ahead for smartphones with the yearly Mobile World Congress show getting underway in Barcelona.

All of the main manufacturers will be in Spain to showcase their latest and greatest call makers with big announcements expected during the week-long event.

Mirror Online will be in Barcelona and will bring you all the news live as it happens.

Dave Snelling