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The Motorola Moto G55 5G is an incredibly cheap option that gets the basics right. For that alone, it’s worth considering if you’re on a tight budget, but there are some clear compromises you’ll have to make. Specifically, this model offers fairly average cameras, design and features. However, its easy-to-use OS, solid display and 5,000mAh battery ensure that you still get a solid overall user experience.Motorola Moto G55 5G surpassed my expectations. OK, it wasn’t always perfectly responsive when running more demanding applications, but I experienced fairly limited frame drops or lag when navigating menus.

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    • Anonymous
    • AAr
    • 10 Feb 2025

    Anonymous, 03 Jan 2025Get the G75 has the better OS update policy and Soc too.Yes you are right! G75 it's better because have Qualcomm but it's Huge and Heavy vs G55 it's little compact and have Headphones jack!

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      • Anonymous
      • vx4
      • 07 Feb 2025

      one of the best reasonably prices phone that have great ips lcd screen i bought for my mom as she had headaches using her previous samsung phone that was oled, now she can watch videos for a decent amount of time & not have headache issues.

      guess i'll sell this crappy samsung phone as i also prefer ips lcd over oled.

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        • Anonymous
        • mFI
        • 21 Jan 2025

        xcv, 15 Jan 2025G55 5G doesn't have Gorilla Glass 5 - it's 3. Sc... moreIt's one of the best LCD IPS screens I've seen, very bright with great colour accuracy. It won't disappoint unless of course you side with an OLED screen of course.

        It's a really nice phone good I'm each category, and for less than 150€ an absolute steal

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          • nUk
          • 15 Jan 2025

          G55 5G doesn't have Gorilla Glass 5 - it's 3.
          Screen is LTPS IPS as it's the highest quality one you can buy on market alongside G75 5G. It's even HDR10 certified and is not on G75 5G for some reason :/. However, Motorola doesn't list that, but YouTube HDR10 works.
          Average brightness is ~870 cd/m² with peak at ~960. Contrast is ~2400:1, sRGB covers 100%, and no PWM screen flickering.

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            • Anonymous
            • mFI
            • 10 Jan 2025

            Bought one for my father,

            Honestly is a very nice device, good screen even for an IPS, camera is nice too. for this price range it´s perfect you don´t need more

              Anonymous, 03 Jan 2025Get the G75 has the better OS update policy and Soc too.Yes, at the end I took g75. Until now I am very happy. G55 has almost the same price but with lower features.

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                • Anonymous
                • J1V
                • 06 Jan 2025

                Anyone with this device that can give me an honest feedback?

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                  • Anonymous
                  • J1V
                  • 03 Jan 2025

                  unibox, 14 Dec 2024Hi, in Italy there are g55 at 180€, g75 at 190€ and poco x6... moreGet the G75 has the better OS update policy and Soc too.

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                    • piccolllo
                    • Sec
                    • 27 Dec 2024

                    Konrad Lorenz, 16 Dec 2024Wow, g55 is 240~ EUR here (hungary)189 euro in ireland currenlty (at currys)

                      have Security update from October to November - size 747 MB, Google Play was already from November

                        Konrad Lorenz, 16 Dec 2024Wow, g55 is 240~ EUR here (hungary)I am going to take g75 blue aqua for 200€ in the phisical shop

                          unibox, 14 Dec 2024Hi, in Italy there are g55 at 180€, g75 at 190€ and poco x6... moreWow, g55 is 240~ EUR here (hungary)

                            Hi, in Italy there are g55 at 180€, g75 at 190€ and poco x6 at 230€.
                            I am not interested on wireless charging and right now i have a g32 with ips. I dont care about photo or video. I like moto and its stock software and I really like the possibility to have 5 major updates. I would prefer 3.5 jack but not so necessary. I want 5g and at least 30w charging.
                            Any opinion should be very apreciated.

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                              • Anonymous
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                              • 13 Dec 2024

                              InternetUser, 12 Dec 2024It is Google Play system update from Google, not Security u... moreGoogle Play Sistem received update for 1 November and have somewhere about 70+MB .

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                                • 12 Dec 2024

                                InternetUser, 12 Dec 2024It is Google Play system update from Google, not Security u... moreIt is the 1 October Security patch U3UTS34.44-11-2-1. I got the Google play system update a few days before this 🙄

                                  Roppa, 11 Dec 2024Just got the October security patch, a whopping 23.76mb 😄.T... moreIt is Google Play system update from Google, not Security update from Motorola.

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                                    • 11 Dec 2024

                                    Just got the October security patch, a whopping 23.76mb 😄.That's here in the UK 😀.

                                      Moto g55 Connoisseur, 09 Dec 2024I haven't had any performance issues so far, but hones... moreThanks for the detailed answer. I am very glad to see a tech-savvy person here. In fact, I have been buying a g75 for 2 weeks now and generally happy with it. The screen turned out to be too bright for me, even with the dimming function (it just makes the screen darker here). The phone works 100% for $250. The price difference with the g55 in my region is not big, but the 5-year support, interesting processor and a couple more features made me choose the 75th model. At first, I was really considering the 55th model, because the 75th was not officially available in the country yet and no one had given any specific dates. It so happened that when the 55th was supposed to be delivered, the 75th went on sale that same day for $35 more. The phone does not feel completely solid in your hand, but it is more likely just a matter of habit after the iPhone XR (yeah i know the price difference on the beginning haha). Overall, the G75 is a decent option if you’re seeking durability, mid-range performance, and a good camera for daytime shots. The camera obviously cannot do its job in low light. I haven't dealt with Motorolas for a long time, my last phone was a Z2 Force, but because of the flickering I had to look for a phone with IPS. It's a pity that manufacturers don't make flagships with a screen that doesn't burn your eyes anymore, in any case, even if you are very sensitive to screen flickering, it has a negative effect on your eyes and brain in general, causing headaches and nausea, dry eyes and irritation. Manufacturers are only concerned about how to reduce the cost price of goods and get more net profit. Who knows, maybe Moto will remain one of the few who will make phones with a eye-friendly screens, decent OS and average characteristics.

                                        I'm convinced this phone could handle system blur/translucent backgrounds and AI processing stuff like the edge series just fine, or is this is too far fetched to think about? The moto g54 has full fledged Moto AI in beta, but somehow this phone doesn't?

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