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If the Power Rangers came back in 2023 as a bunch of smartphones with superpowers, the Moto G54 Power would be one of them – he’d provide Power. Because that’s what you do with a 6,000 mAh battery., offering more not just on the battery front, but also a new ultra-wide camera that the non-Power device doesn't have. Also, the Moto G54 Power offers 30W wired fast charging, which is better than the 20W charging speeds the Moto G54 offers.
The Moto G54 Power comes in a modest beige box that screams “Eco-friendly” . The lid of the two-piece box has some key features listed on the inner side plus a reminder to “Enjoy every detail”. Then there’s the phone itself, and underneath it, users will find some obligatory extras like a SIM card ejector pin, some paperwork and a fast-charging brick plus cable.6.
The buttons are responsive, neither obtrusive nor hard to push. The Moto G54 offers a 3.5mm headphone jack, and if you think that’s outdated, just try to listen to some music on your TWS earbuds when they’re out of battery.The phone has an IP52 protection level rating. Mind you, it’s not waterproof; Motorola says it’s water-repellent, which means it can withstand moderate exposure to water . But in no case it’s to be put in water, or exposed to pressurized water.
The second camera on the Moto G54 Power is an ultra-wide one, coming at 8 MP; this one replaces the straightforwardly disappointing 2 MP macro camera that’s found on the non-Power edition. Sadly, this ultra-wide camera is far from delivering great results, but having it instead of the 2 MP macro is immeasurably more fun and more practical.The main camera produces results that can be dubbed “passable”, but only under certain conditions.
So, make sure to stick to looking at the night photos on the 6.5-inch display. That’s the only way you won’t be disappointed with the Moto G54 Power’s nighttime photography capabilities.On the Moto G54 Power, one can go up to 8x digital zoom – you weren’t expecting optical zoom on a $220-ish phone, right?
Overall, video capture on the Moto G54 Power is not its strong side as artifacts and jitter can be introduced when in shaky hands.I’m testing the Moto G54 Power at its utmost, specs-wise: 12GB RAM, 256GB of storage. And it’s great, actually. I’m seriously considering getting one for my mother, as she’s not happy at all with her Samsung A-series phone from 2021 .
Power certainly is plenty, and it will get you going longer than most of the phones out there. If you’re spending plenty of time outdoors and you haven’t picked up the habit of having a power bank on you, the Moto G54 Power is hard not to recommend.As it seen, the Moto G54 Power is indeed holding power. In our PhoneArena video streaming test, it crushed the competition in the face of theand the Galaxy A54 with almost double the result of the Galaxy.
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