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MOTOROLA Moto G200 Unboxing & Overview | What's Inside the Box
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Jul 5, 2024
More info about MOTOROLA Moto G200: https://www.hardreset.info/devices/motorola/motorola-moto-g200-5g/ Unboxing the MOTOROLA Moto G200 with a full tour of the specs and testing. Find all accessories of MOTOROLA Moto G200. Here you can find also a quick overview with our opinion of MOTOROLA Moto G200. This is our full unboxing video of MOTOROLA Moto G200 with a comprehensive review. MOTOROLA Moto G200 Specs: BODY Dimensions 168.1 x 75.5 x 8.9 mm (6.62 x 2.97 x 0.35 in) Weight 202 g (7.13 oz) Build Glass front, plastic frame, plastic back SIM Single SIM (Nano-SIM) or Dual SIM (Nano-SIM, dual stand-by) DISPLAY Type LCD, 144Hz, HDR10 Size 6.8 inches, 109.8 cm2 (~86.5% screen-to-body ratio) Resolution 1080 x 2460 pixels (~395 ppi density) PLATFORM OS Android 11 Chipset Qualcomm SM8350 Snapdragon 888+ 5G (5 nm) CPU Octa-core (1x2.99 GHz Kryo 680 & 3x2.42 GHz Kryo 680 & 4x1.80 GHz Kryo 680) GPU Adreno 660 #UnboxingMotorola #MotorolaMotoG200 #MotorolaBox Follow us on Instagram ► https://www.instagram.com/hardreset.info
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Welcome
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InfoLami is a Motorola Moto G-200, 5G. And today I'll go over unboxing and also a little quick overview of this device
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So anyway, let's get started. I will mention that this is basically the flagship of Motorola
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which I don't remember when I last time had a flagship from them
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So I'll just quickly open it up. Now, to be fair, this is a flagship device
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and unboxing of it literally hasn't changed a bit from their budget lineup
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This is a budget next to it, and this is a flagship. Do you feel like you just bought a flagship
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Because I don't. Now, I will be fair about it. It is a flagship, but it costs about $400
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dollars so so yeah that's actually surprising anyway I just pop it open and
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quickly get into the device here we get the phone with this weird camera bump like a
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wedge anyway that's gonna set it to the side we got a paperwork so throw that
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aside we got type C to type a charging cable and we got a charger and this
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actually seems like it's a bit more capable charger. Oh damn, it's a 33 watt
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charger. I can't actually complain here. Thanks. That is actually good. Anyway, let's power on the device and also peel this
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annoying thing off. Here we go. So, while it's turning on, I'm going to quickly go
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specs we are looking at 6.8 inch display. It's a 1080p by 2460 pixels and it is a LCD display
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which I'm completely fine with it because it is boasting a 144 hertz refresh rate and additionally
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it has HDR 10 though HDR 10 isn't necessarily any certification virtually any company I think can
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slop it. HDR 10 plus is the actual certification which needs to meet some kind of standards
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So just for the people that need to know this, at least that's anything how it is
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Anyway we looking also at 86 screen to body ratio so I going to quickly take this off just so you can see that So there we go That is kind of how the screen looks like Can make it brighter most likely Oh no I can That is almost max brightness
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Well, this is the max brightness. It is overtapping a little bit, over-exposing right now
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but it doesn't get too bright. So that's a little bit of a negative here
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And this camera which actually proceeds right here as well. As you can see
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that is the weirdest camera bump I have seen. But yeah, going back to the screen, like I mentioned, 86.5% screen-to-body ratio and 395 pixels per inch
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We also have a power button or power slash fingerprint button on the side rate here
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so you can add a fingerprint sensor. Sadly, there isn't one under display, which I would prefer to see
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And on the back, if we flip it over, we have the triple camera set up with this literal wedge shape
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And those cameras are 108 megapixel white sensor. 8 megapixel ultra-white and 2 megapixel depth
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Oh my God, I can't. Like literally, they went with 108-mixel main shooter
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and then added a trash lens for depth at 2 megapixels. Why? Literally why
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Just make it two cameras. It doesn't look that great with 3 anyway, especially in this wedge shape
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So, questionable decisions here, as I would expect from Motorola. And, yeah, that's why
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keep on going, so I'm going to unlock it. So in terms of specs, we are looking at the best processor on the market right now
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which is the Snapdragon 888 plus. It's a 5G chipset, obviously. And we are looking at 5,000 million-epar battery
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whopping 5,000 in here. And the 33-watt charger, which should top out the device fairly quickly
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And in terms of storage and RAM, we have 8 gigabytes RAM with 128,000
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gigs or 256 and both of them, both of the options, have a UFS 3.1 storage
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The reason why I say both of them is because I did encounter devices that have two
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different like storage versions, so for instance 128 and 256 and 128 for instance came out with
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2.2 UFS storage while the 256 had 3.1 so I usually add the like boats to
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just so it's clear that you get the same thing no matter which one you pick here
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Let me quickly grab my SimEject tool and I'm going to pop out the tray if I can actually find it
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Where is it? The bottom And this is just a dual SIM tray so if you need more than a hundred and
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twenty eight gigs of storage do go with the higher spec version because you cannot expand it
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higher afterwards which is a little bit of a shame and lastly um the front facing camera it's a 16
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megapixel sensor so just a mediocre camera anyway i'm going to going to quickly just take a photo of a plant see how well it does with that
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hundred and eight megapixel sensor. Okay, there we go, I needed to finish the guide right here
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Now this is the probably one that downscales it, so I'm going to go with the full one
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if I can find it. Oh, there we go. Ultra rest, there we go
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And there's one little additional thing that I want to try, which is the portrait
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So here we get the portrait first one. I'm just kind of make it a couple
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close up, oops, I just closed it. So here is the portrait, which honestly cannot complain
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I mean, let me do one little, one additional photo for it, because I want to make sure about one thing
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That might be hard. Okay. And there we go
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So here we got the problem with the 2 megapixel depth sensor
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I specifically wanted to get it from this perspective, just so you can see the background in the back
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And if you don't know what I'm talking about, look at the needles. They are so blurred out that they
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completely disappear. Those needles are a little bit longer than it is right here shown
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You can see they stick out way further on the sides. They should do that same thing right here
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But because the two megapixel depth sensor, especially in macro-not-macrobat portrait modes
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tries to use that sensor as well for the fake effect It results in trash like this That why this sensor is completely and utterly useless It absolute garbage So don ever use portrait with this because if you look at the actual photos right here
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there's already a fairly good bokei effect. You don't need the actual portrait for this
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The only thing that will result in is an actual trash photo because the phone tries to fake a bokei effect
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using that absolute horrendous sensor. Now here we got... I believe this is the 108 megapixel photo
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Because, yep. So that is the 108 megapixel. So as you can see, it's fairly detailed
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You can get really close up into it. And it is looking really sharp
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Now, the first one is just a typical normal sensor. And again, it looks okay
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Now, one thing that I can tell right now, the color of the shot itself
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It's a little bit off. It is way too saturated. So the plant, if you look at it, has like this kind of reddish tint to it
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which it does not have it right here, actually. This could be based on the actual warm light that is shining like right here
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But still, I see this more greenish rather than this kind of reddish tone
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So that is something to keep in mind that it does not have the greatest color reproduction here
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But anyway, finishing this off for 400 euros, or 450 more exactly, this phone is pretty damn good
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Specifically for the processor, it is running the top-of-the-line Snapdragon, so I can't really complain here
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There is nothing better in terms of processor out there, and you also get the 144 hertz display
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Honestly, that's all I would ask from my phone. I don't need any more
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The cameras obviously are not the main focus of this device though
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If you just plan to use the main sensor, it's okay. I don't have any complaints about it
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But yeah, the majority of the price in here is for the processor and the screen
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And for that, it is doing whatever it's supposed to do. And it's a decent device for that price
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Probably one of the best ones that you can find. So if you're planning to pick one up, this is a really good price
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for this kind of feature set here. So yeah, highly recommended. Anyway, if you found this video helpful
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