chukwui:
Their phones are usually not strong

MrIcredible:
I wont bring myself down to your level. Your ignorance is epic.

GMBuhari:
I should be your elder brother's mate


You people do not think at all , Tecno might have started as a Chinko brand , but these days Tecno's quality is a few steps away from Nokia Touchlight (O jaboh ko foh) And since motorola left the Nigerian scene , people are already in love with Tecno , more than 70% of Nigerians use Tecno mobiles , my point therefore is that will motorolla be able to convince Nigeria to purchase their products ?

Paentera:


I use a higher end Moto G4 and battery life is super. I started using Moto G when the first one (first generation) was released by Google wayback (I bought mine from Amazon in January 2013) and shortly before it was sold to Lenovo. Its such a great phone to use.

I've been using the G4 (fourth generation) since November 2016 (got it from Amazon too) and its such a beauty to behold. Very lightweight, 16GB with expandable memory card (I use a 32GB card with mine), crisp pictures (13MP rear, 5MP front) and it does not lag at all when switching between apps. It handles very flawlessly.

The battery time when full can last for a whole day (I leave home and unplug it around 6.30am while I don't get back to plug it until 7pm) with chatting & calls at an average however it gets drained faster when I use it as a hotspot.

It has never hung since I've bought it and its way more than a decent phone that draws oohs & aahs when friends and family find out its actually a Motorola and not any other high end brand they assumed it would be.

The only draw back - I cannot select ringtones outside that loaded on the phone.

colossus91:

huh do u knkw how to read at all??

handsomeclouds:

Are you sure your aren't morphing into a bird, cos your dp speaks volume.

ShyCypher:


You obviously know nothing about phones. Please stick to your Tecnos & Infinixes... im sure they are very strong. Lol.

Can Samsung even come close to Moto in durability?

chukwui:
It is choice my brother

ShyCypher:




Its not choice my brother.

Throw a tecno/infinix on d floor & d screen shatters instantly & u cant use it.

Do same to a Moto, even if it cracks, it'll still work fine. I have proof.

Even Samsung cant boast of that.

poseidon12:


Which one of them?

ShyCypher:




Its not choice my brother.

Throw a tecno/infinix on d floor & d screen shatters instantly & u cant use it.

Do same to a Moto, even if it cracks, it'll still work fine. I have proof.

Even Samsung cant boast of that.

blackweaver:



Your moto g is till running kitkat? I've installed so many custom roms on mine. It's currently running a custom version of nougat 7.1

smithsydny:
wtf bra EPP me to boost mine.. What do I have to do?

blackweaver:


have you rooted your phone before? Do you have a custom recovery (twrp or cwm)?

If you have you can get a custom rom from
https://download.lineageos.org/peregrine

that's the current version for your phone. If not you can get instructions on rooting/ installing a custom rom from here:

http://www.cyanogenmods.org/forums/topic/twrp-recovery-rooting-guide-moto-g-variants/

handsomeclouds:
Dead on arrival.

Would be an arduous task for the company to win brand loyalist talk less of reclaiming market share.

The competition is stiffer than ever!

Aggressive marketing won't be the best bet in this time of recession.

The only way is to introduce something novel in their product.

Still waiting for Sagem, Bird, Ericsson, NEC, Siemens

Oscarpraise:
Non of the phones even have large enough size battery, like the itel P51 which has 5000mAh. At this point in time in this country, it's more about battery size ooh

Oscarpraise:
Non of the phones even have large enough size battery, like the itel P51 which has 5000mAh. At this point in time in this country, it's more about battery size ooh

Oscarpraise:
Non of the phones even have large enough size battery, like the itel P51 which has 5000mAh. At this point in time in this country, it's more about battery size ooh

blackweaver:


You know something? I've come to realise that a lot of these chinese phones, their high mAh batteries don't count for zilch. My lenovo with 4000mAh doesn't last nearly as long as it used to after about a year. My motorola with 2030 mAh that i've had for over 4 years lasts longer now

sdqumar:
When last did you heard or seen a Motorola phone? Well that because Motorola weren’t focusing on Nigeria market for a long time now. But that’s about to change as Motorola has decided to bring back their focus to Nigeria and unveiled a new range of moto smartphones.

The smartphones models includes Moto E4, Moto E4 plus, Moto C 3G, Moto C 4G and Moto C plus. Which Motorola said will boast alot of exciting new features and user-friendly applications.


Motorola Back into Nigeria; Unveils New Range of Smartphones
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Motorola Is Officially Back in Nigeria; Unveils New Range of Smartphones
July 24, 2017 Sadeeq 0 Comment Android, MotorolaEdit
When last did you heard or seen a Motorola phone? Well that because Motorola weren’t focusing on Nigeria market for a long time now. But that’s about to change as Motorola has decided to bring back their focus to Nigeria and unveiled a new range of moto smartphones.

The smartphones models includes Moto E4, Moto E4 plus, Moto C 3G, Moto C 4G and Moto C plus. Which Motorola said will boast alot of exciting new features and user-friendly applications. It was also said that the new Motorola’s range of innovative smartphones guarantee consumers the opportunity to experience high definition display and cutting edge design at value prices.



Moto E4 and Moto E4 plus features and specifications
The Moto E4 is definitely a smartphone to consider not just because of specs but also because of price, especially if you are on a budget.

Moto E4 specifications
Display: 5 inch IPS 720p,Corning Gorilla Glass 3.
OS: Android 7 (nougat)
CPU: Mediatek MT6737 Quad-core 1.3 Ghz,
GPU: Mali-T72
Memory: 16 GB, 2 GB RAM
Camera: 8MP rear, 5MP front
Battery: Removable 2800 mAh.
Others: Fingerprint (front-mounted, region dependent), accelerometer, proximity

The Moto E Plus gives you a huge 5.5″ HD display and a massive 5000 mAh battery which can last up to 2 days, unlocks using the touch of your finger.

Moto E4 plus specifications
Display: 5.5 inch IPS 720p,Corning Gorilla Glass 3.
OS: Android 7 (nougat)
CPU: Mediatek MT6737 Quad-core 1.3 Ghz,
GPU: Mali-T72
Memory: 16 GB, 3 GB RAM
Camera: 13MP rear, 5MP front
Battery: Non-Removable 5000mAh.
Others: Fingerprint, accelerometer, proximity.

Moto C and Moto C plus features and specifications
The Moto C and the Moto C plus are low end smartphone which comes with a 5″ display, 1/2 gig of ram and 2350/4000mah battery for long usage. These recommended for low phone users, that don’t browsing or game much. But packs enough battery that will last for almost two days straight.

Moto C specifications
Display: 5 inch TFT 480p
OS: Android 7 (nougat)
CPU: Mediatek MT6737M Quad-core 1.3 Ghz,
GPU: Mali-T72MP2
Memory: 16 GB, 1 GB RAM
Camera: 5MP rear, 2MP front
Battery: Removable 2350mAh.
Others: Accelerometer, FM radio.

Moto C plus specifications
Display: 5 inch TFT 720p
OS: Android 7 (nougat)
CPU: Mediatek MT6737M Quad-core 1.3 Ghz,
GPU: Mali-T72MP2
Memory: 16 GB, 2 GB RAM
Camera: 8MP rear, 2MP front
Battery: Removable 4000mAh.
Others: Accelerometer, FM radio.
Source : http://thephantomweb.com/motorola-officially-back-nigeria-unveils-new-range-smartphones/