Moto G8 Plus review: Better than peers in the segment, with unique imaging

Motorola, a smartphone brand now owned by Chinese electronics manufacturer Lenovo, recently launched the Moto G8 Plus smartphone in India at Rs 13,999. Though a Moto G-series device, it gets its cameras from Motorola One-series of smartphones, albeit with some changes

The phone also has Dolby-tuned dual stereo speakers, something most other phones in the segment lack. Likewise, there are several other things that make the G8 Plus an interesting product. Business Standard took the Moto G8 Plus out for a spin to see how it fares on key smartphone parameters — design, features, performance, etc. Here is what we found:
Design
The Moto G8 Plus is a neat blend of the Moto G-series and Motorola One-series smartphones. On the front, the Moto G8 Plus’ waterdrop-shaped notch-screen design makes it similar in appearance to its predecessor, the Moto G7 Plus. The back, on the other hand, resembles the recently launched Motorola One Macro with a gradient reflective design and a vertically aligned camera module on the top-left corner. Read More