Motorola Moto G Play Gen 2

Name: Motorola Moto G Play Gen 2
Brand: Motorola

Display6.50"

ChipsetMediaTek Helio G37 MT6765V/CB

Battery5000 mAh

5.2GoSolo score

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Network

3G bands

UMTS 850 900 1900 2100

4G bands

FDD LTE: 2600, 2100, 1900, 1800, 1700, 900, 850, 700, 600TDD LTE: 2600, 2500, 2300

Launch

Announced

4Q 2022

Status

Available

Body

Dimensions

167.24 x 76.54 x 9.36 mm

Weight

203.00 g

SIM

nanoSIM

Durability

IP52

Display

Type

Color / IPS TFT16,7M colors, 90 Hz720 x 1600 px (6.50") 264 ppi∼79.7% screen-to-body ratio

Size

6.50 inches

Resolution

720 x 1600 pixels

Platform

Android12

Chipset

MediaTek Helio G37 MT6765V/CBProcessor clock: 2.30 GHzNumber of cores: 8GPU: IMG PowerVR GE8320 @680 MHz

CPU

2.30 GHz, 8 cores

GPU

IMG PowerVR GE8320 @680 MHz

Memory

Card slot

microSD, microSDHC, microSDXC (up to 512 GB)

Internal

32 GBBuy memory card RAM: 3 GB

Battery

Type

Li-Ion 5000 mAh

Misc

Colors

Navy Blue

Models

Moto G Play 2023

GoSolo Read / what it means6 takeaways

battery

5000mAh, roughly 1.5 to 2 daysAt moderate daily use (texts, emails, light apps), you'll go well beyond one charge; heavy video or gaming will cut that to a single day.

performance

Helio G37, light gaming onlyThe 8-core MediaTek chipset handles casual titles and web browsing smoothly, but demanding games will stutter or require low graphics settings.

display

6.5" 720p, 90Hz, 264 ppiAt 264 pixels per inch on a 6.5-inch screen, individual pixels are faintly visible if you look closely; 90Hz refresh keeps scrolling smooth, but lacks the pixel density for sharp text at reading distance.

durability

IP52, splash-resistant onlyThe IP52 rating protects against dust and light splashing (rain, spilled drink), but cannot survive deliberate submersion or high-pressure water jets.

storage

32GB internal, microSD up to 512GBThe 32GB base storage fills quickly after Android and a few apps; plan to add a microSD card (under $10) for photos, videos, and games.

connectivity

4G LTE only, no 5GSupports a broad range of LTE bands across most regions, but you will not benefit from 5G networks even if your carrier offers them.