★★★★☆ Moto G15

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Pros:

  • Large 6.72" FHD+ LCD display with immersive stereo speakers and Dolby Atmos, all wrapped in a stylish vegan leather finish.

  • Long-lasting 5,200 mAh battery easily delivers over a day of usage, with up to 48-hour endurance under light use.

  • Clean experience with Android 15, microSD expansion (up to 1 TB), 3.5 mm headphone jack, NFC, and fingerprint support—all rare perks at this price.

Cons:

  • 60 Hz refresh rate and MediaTek Helio G81 with just 4 GB RAM mean sluggish multitasking and visible lag in heavier apps and gaming.

  • Basic camera performance—usable in good light, but loses detail in low light or when zooming (max digital 6×).

  • Slow 18 W charging and only modest update support—Android updates aren’t expected, and security updates likely limited to two years.

Overview:

The Moto G15 is a solid budget-friendly pick for everyday users who value battery life, clean software, and practical features like expandable storage and a headphone jack. It’s far from cutting-edge—but for under $150, you get a dependable device with thoughtful design touches and reliable day-to-day performance. Ideal for students, first-time smartphone users, or anyone needing a capable backup device. 

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