Motorola Moto G35 Grey 4+128GB with Co2 offset

Product description is accurate. I’ve not used android for over a decade so initially found it somewhat a faff. Micro sim slots in fine and using an app/ old phone you can sort of move stuff over. Contacts copied but only appears in phone app not contacts app? The photo transfer didn’t really work so I’m spending a weekend using other frustrating methods. Overall it’s a solid handset for the price. Arguably good value. Great stop gap and budget phone. The battery doesn’t charge the fastest but claims to be decent size. Not sure about its longevity. You can customise layout and functionality to suit. Big bonus is the MicroSD slot. Screen looks vibrant & massive so more than great for social media & media consumption. I wish everything didn’t try to sync, link, merge, login but again you can turn lots of stuff off as with most modern handsets. Loading & latency seems ok. Pretty snappy. Not bad for a budget handset. Update after months of use. It's a great budget handset. Does everything I want. Camera takes a second to take a photo but images are decent enough. The video camera is probably it's let down creating choppy video at times. The speaker in this phone though is incredible! Great for listening to your favourite bop.

This is a really good phone, good size screen, good volume, photos are good and it has a back button, my last phone didn't. For the price, this is well worth it.

Really nice phone. Feels good in my hand, not cheap and plasticky. Very clear, bright colours, good sound from speakers (not excellent). Very fast response with touch screen, no lag. One complaint: it takes ages to charge, over 3 hours. Now, I know i can buy a charger but at £25 that is frankly ridiculous. I know people will say other manufacturers do this, but we shouldn't accept it. If the phone is able to charge up much more quickly with the right charger, then this should be in the box.

Great phone, good price, £100. No complaints. Amazing battery life, like all Motorola G phones. I would recommend.

The phone is rubbish. Camera quality awful, cpu states 8 core, but its extremely laggy over a quad core snapdragon cpu. Screen keeps dimming even if adaptive screen is set to off. Input lag between pressing power and screen coming on is a joke. Stay clear. Get a Samsung A series or a cheap pixel phone it really is awful. Overheating is also an issue if you use it in a case too. Really wish I hadn't bought this pile of junk. What android 15? Still stuck on 14 and won't get 16 either. Lags with android auto too. Stay clear. Only decent thing is the speakers being stereo. Thats it!!

A really good smart phone for the price. Great visuals and good quality sound. Easy to navigate settings menu. Simple and straightforward to use. Love the green colour. One of the best budget phones on the market. I would certainly recommend this phone.

I was looking for a low priced but a robust mobile phone and this particular device ticks all of the boxes. Is it perfect? No it is not, but for 99GBP, I dont have high expectation. Positive things about the device: * In compare to my 8 years old Samsung device (it was Samsung Edge 7), battery lasts much longer. *Batter charge speed is alright for me. * It is fast to move from one app to another or from 1 page to another on the screen. In my old phone, I had to be very patient. *Storage level is fine for me. Negative things: * It is a bit heavier than my 8 years old phone,

This phone is ideal general purpose home handset - and the cost will not hurt your pocket if phone lost. The only set back for me is the charge. The battery struggles to make it to the next day without use. I use this as a home handset. Motorola makes sturdy handsets and all can be protective covered using a easy supply of patent spares. The display is large. Sound quality and camera is excellent. I would always make sure the phone is constantly charged. Set back - a charger is not supplied. I use a Motorola 20w charger which takes forever to charge.