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What’s up.
Muwen360 here bringing you guys a quick unboxing and first look at the second generation Moto
G or the new Moto G. So this obviously is the successor to the original Moto G which
was Motorola’s best-selling phone ever in its history.
So it was a huge hit and they definitely want to keep this momentum going with this new
Moto G. So this is the box which looks pretty nice with the orange and white contrast.
On the back we have some basic information about the phone which I will also touch upon
a little bit as well later.
But to open the box just pull the tab on the right side and first we get the Moto G itself.
So this is what it looks like but we’ll set that aside for now and take a look at
other stuff we get in the box.
We also get the micro USB wall charger.
Since the cable and the charger are attached together for cost saving, it’s not possible
to use them separately.
But it’s still an improvement over the original Moto G since I remember in that box, they
only provide you with a USB cable.
But anyways, we also get some documentation.
Comencemos, the quick start guide in Spanish, and of course in English as well.
It basically walks you through all the basic functions and get you set up with your new
device.
And finally warranty and safety information.
So that’s all we receive inside the box.
So now let’s bring the phone over and first of all peel off the plastic screen protector.
So after that’s out of the way.
This is the new Moto G and it feels really solid in the hand.
The overall look and feel is pretty much identical with the last generation except for the fact
the size of this device is just slightly bigger due to the increase in screen size.
And overall it feels a lot more like the old Moto X in a way which is pretty cool.
And of course we that signature Motorola dimple on the back for the placement of your index
finger.
On the right side we have the power button, volume rocker.
Up top, 3.5 millimeter headphone jack and a microphone.
Nothing else on the left side.
At the bottom, we have the microUSB port for charging and syncing.
And in the front, we have the 2 megapixel camera improved from 1.3 megapixels next to
the ear piece and speaker.
And actually we have dual front facing speakers one at the top and one at the bottom.
So there should be a huge improvement in terms of the sound quality.
On the back, we have the 8 megapixel autofocusing rear camera improved from 5 megapixels and
also LED flash.
And also something else to note is the back shell is removable so let me take some time
to use my nails to pry it open and this is mainly designed for the purpose of adding
other shells available in a variety of colors so you can personalize it and really make
this device your own.
So I finally got it and unfortunately the battery is not user removable but we still
have access to the SIM card slot.
You might noticed the slot on the right is similar to the one on the left and that is
because it also could be used as a SIM card slot as well so there are dual sim version
of the Moto G available in other regions but this is one is only single SIM.
Another exciting addition with the new Moto G is the microSD card expansion slot up to
32 GB so it’s a great feature for those of you looking for additional storage.
So now without further adieu, let’s power on the device.
And here is your Motorola splash screen along with the powered by Android logo you’ll
see on new devices to increase brand recognition.
The display of the Moto G has been increased from 4.5 inches to 5 inches so much larger,
bigger display but the screen resolution is still the same 1280x720 resolution like the
original and the 1.2Ghz Snapdragon 400 processor remains unchanged.
So here is set up screen.
Start, enter in my WiFi password, about your privacy, accept and continue, Got Google,
yes but I’ll set that up later, Next, You’re all set and I’ll migrate later.
Welcome and here is the home screen of the Moto G. Fast and smooth navigation and it’s
running the latest and greatest version of Android, Android 4.4.4 KitKat out of the box
and this phone is definitely guaranteed for the Android L update later this year.
So yeah this will be it for this video.
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