Enlisting the Pro’s and Con’s
Pros:
The phone is Good when it comes to battery backup. Can easily cover a day with medium usage.
The processor is Snapdragon 615 which is good when we look for mid range phones. Is is a good upgrade from Moto G(3rd gen) normal edition.[There are two Moto G 3rd Gen models, one is turbo and another normal.]
Has turbo charging feature which works great and saves you when you have very less time to recharge your phone.
Provides Quick Charge charger in the box.
Dust and Water Resistant. Which means it can take care of day to day dust, rains or a dip in Bucket. It is not water proof but resistant and for most of us, that should suffice our day routine
There are minor but good cosmetic changes from earlier version(Moto G(2nd Gen), which I personally like.
No heating issues
The software updates from Motorola are faster than any other band in the market. Hence, we keep our Moto running on the latest and the fastest.
Has very less bloatware(company provided apps, which are a lot in Samsung phones), which results in fast overall performance.
Corning Gorilla Glass 3 which gives basic scratch protection.
Cons:
No Full HD Screen(Has 720 and not 1080), but should do good for day to day use.
Camera could does not perform good in low lights, but day light phones turn out to be good.
No Fingerprint sensor.
Felt some lags while playing heavy 3D games.
Price could have been lower when we compare to other Chinese company phones in the same category.