On less intensive days when I only pulled out the phone for more occasional glances, I'd wrap with roughly 50% left. During that time, I watched a lot of YouTube, made video calls, browsed websites and sent text messages. I still had about 30% of the phone's battery left on a day in which I racked up just over 5 hours of screen time with the screen running at 90Hz refresh rate and medium brightness. The 5,000-mAh battery that powers all of this software and hardware could very well last for two days. Motorola also includes several of the custom gestures that have been present on its phones for years, such as twisting the phone to launch the camera or making a chopping motion to turn on the flashlight. Having more memory makes it easier to switch between all of these, and 6GB is also the amount found inside the Pixel 5A and the $450 Samsung Galaxy A53 5G. While I can't say for sure, I think this may have to do with the phone's 6GB of memory, which is more than capable for handling phone calls, games, web browsers and other apps at roughly the same time. Games also ran great, but with the 720p resolution display they aren't pushing intensely detailed graphics. Multitasking on the Moto G 5G - which I often test by video chatting in picture-in-picture mode while viewing other content - also worked without any hiccups. But I didn't notice much lag or other issues when opening and closing apps. That's less powerful than the Qualcomm chips typically included in phones in this price range, such as the $449 Google Pixel 5A 5G or the $500 Moto G Stylus 5G. The Moto G 5G runs on a MediaTek Dimensity 700 chip. Mike Sorrentino/CNET Android 12 on the Moto G feels fast, even if it's not as speedy as other phones The Moto G 5G has a 50-megapixel main camera.
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