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Metric | Motorola Moto G04 | Samsung Galaxy A04e |
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Connectivity | #761 Winner | #835 |
Design | #232 Winner | #849 |
Display | #648 Winner | #790 |
Performance | #727 Winner | #817 |
Battery | #744 Winner | #832 |
Camera | #850 | #815 Winner |
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The Motorola Moto G04 offers decent value for those on a tight budget. It's a solid little workhorse that won't blow you away with performance or camera quality, but will get the job done. The 90Hz screen and 5,000mAh battery are highlights, while the charging speed is underwhelming. For casual users, it's a good option at this price point, but gamers and those who want a more premium experience may find themselves wanting more. A balance of what you get for your money, rather than an exciting phone.
The Samsung Galaxy A04e is a budget-friendly smartphone that offers decent performance and features at an affordable price. The device is made of plastic, except for the glass display, which is typical of its segment. However, I appreciate the unique wavy design on the back, which makes up for the glossy finish. Under the hood, the phone is powered by a Mediatek Helio P35 processor and 3GB of RAM. While it's not the most powerful combination, it should handle basic tasks like phone calls, text messages, watching videos, and occasional social media use without any issues. However, heavy users may experience some slowdowns. The camera department is another highlight of this device. It features a dual-camera setup with additional modes like Pro mode, Panorama, food mode, and hyperlapse. While not the most advanced cameras, they're decent for their price point. Other notable features include a 5,000mAh battery, which should provide generous battery life, Android 12 with Samsung's skin laid over, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. Unfortunately, it lacks NFC, making mobile contactless payments impossible. In terms of hardware, the phone is relatively low-end, but its price point makes up for that. If you're looking for a reliable device from a reputable brand without breaking the bank, the Samsung Galaxy A04e might be worth considering.
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