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India's smartphone scene buzzes with excitement as the entry and mid-tier categories soar in demand, with manufacturers delivering top-notch devices in this bracket. Native manufacturers face fierce global competition as global brands also dive into this market segment, attracting consumers. In recent weeks, the mid-tier scene saw some impressive entries, including the Nokia X2 and the fresh Moto G series. Dive into an in-depth comparison of these two star mid-rangers and find your perfect pick.
Boasting a chic 4.3-inch IPS LCD screen, the Nokia X2 offers a tantalizing WVGA resolution at 800×480 and an impressive 217 ppi pixel density. Thanks to the ClearBlack technologyWith its game-changing polarizing layers, this screen lays claim to sunlight readability. The newer Moto G steps up with a bold 5-inch IPS LCD display, delivering a higher pixel density of 294 ppi and a crisp HD resolution of 1280×720. The Moto G also inherits Corning Gorilla Glass 3 for scratch resistance. The Nokia X2 counters with its own iteration of tough glass.
4.3” IPS LCD display800×480 WVGA resolution217 ppi pixel densityClearBlack technology5” IPS LCD display294 ppi pixel density1280×720 HD resolutionCorning Gorilla Glass 3Powerwise, the Nokia X2 is powered by a robust Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 chipset with a dual-core Cortex A7 processor and an Adreno 302 GPU for graphics support. The Moto G ups the ante with its Snapdragon 400 chipset, a quad-core Cortex A7 processor, and an Adreno 305 GPU for faster visuals. Both devices are equipped with 1 GB of RAM to handle smooth multi-tasking and performance.
Qualcomm Snapdragon 200Qualcomm Snapdragon 4001 GB RAMUnder the lens, the Nokia X2 shines with a 5 MP camera equipped with auto-focus and LED flash for rich low-light photos, plus 720p video recording. It's sleek front snapper captures VGA-level 480p videos. The Moto G turns the spotlight on a 8 MP camera with auto-focus, LED flash, and 720p video, HD Recording, and creatives like HDR and panorama modes. And don’t forget the 2 MP selfie expert on the front.
5 MP shooterVGA selfie cam8 MP camera2 MP selfie camWhere it counts, the Moto G has a 16 GB storage využitím, while the Nokia X2 plays catch-up with just 4 GB right out of the box. But stay calm, the Moto X2 pushes forward with 15 GB of OneDrive cloud storage for those on-the-go moments. Both feature micro SD card expandability, up to 32 GB extra space.
16 GB internal storage4 GB default storage capacity15 GB OneDrive cloud spaceThe Nokia X2 comes with a 1800 mAh battery, promising 13 hours of talking and 552 hours of standby. The step-up Moto G, with its 2070 mAh battery, provides the stamina for daily dips and dives in the digital world.
1,800 mAh battery2,070 mAh batteryThe Moto G merges classic form with latest tech as it lands on the ground running its Android 4.4.4 KitKat and future-proofing with upgradable capacities to Android L. The Nokia X2 runs a trimmed-down Android 4.3 Jelly Bean, offering a degree of simplicity with integrated Nokia software, maps, and notable cloud storage benefits.
Android 4.4.4 KitKatAndroid 4.3 Jelly BeanWith a Rs 12,999 tag, the new Moto G certainly holds sway in both display and software, glorying in its latest OS. The Nokia X2, while modest in spec, tends to its Rs 8,699 calling, sweetening the deal. Seek top-tier tech, opt for the Moto G; for an entry-level elegant, go with the Nokia X2. It’s a battle of hardware versus imagination!
