Review: Motorola G
Like a lot of other smartphones announced in 2013, the Moto G is technologically boring. But dismissing Motorola's latest handset for its lack of headline-grabbing features would be a mistake -- particularly given its truly awesome price.
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WIRED
Amazing form factor and near-stock Android. Unmatched performance in its price range. Swappable back plates let you switch colors.
TIRED
Camera software and hardware can't keep up with the best. Grainy photos. No LTE. Only comes in 8GB and 16GB versions, with no way to expand storage.