This smartphone is pretty much like its sibling, the Moto G9, that released earlier this year. The face lock feature is a hit or a miss and most of the time I end up typing the password manually. This phone’s speaker is quite average which is not expected from a phone even at this price point as there are many others in the same price bracket with far superior audio quality. I don’t like the fact that this phone comes with a lot of unnecessary and annoying apps that can’t be removed. This phone comes with the Snapdragon 662 which works rather average with this phone. Multitasking and switching between apps aren’t very smooth and I faced quite a few hiccups. Clicking photos takes time and the autofocus isn’t as quick as you’d want it to be. One saving grace is that the camera is quite decent although the night mode isn’t great. Instead of adding a few inches and making the phone bulkier than its older version, it would have made more sense to improve on the sound quality and use a faster processor. There aren’t really and worthwhile changes that have been incorporated into this newer model so I would not recommend this phone to anyone.