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Aside from the Motorola-imposed limit of only getting a bump to Android 14 sometime next year, the phone's lack of 5G connectivity could become more noticeable as new phones continue to arrive in the $200 and less price range. While the Moto G Stylus is quite functional right now, it's worth noting all the ways that this phone could struggle after its first year of use. Mike Sorrentino/CNET Moto G Stylus: Bottom line The plant wall taken on the Samsung Galaxy A03S. Instead, it would have been great to see either NFC for contactless purchases or perhaps wireless charging make its way down to the sub-$200 price, even in lieu of 5G connectivity. Aside from taking a few quick screenshots, circling or highlighting important details and sending the annotated image off in a text message, I'm not entirely sure what more to make of the included stylus.

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The phone's lower-powered specs make it useful for most tasks, but a stylus implies that the device is meant for productivity - like creating drawings or annotating PDF documents. During that period, the battery started at 78% and depleted down to 69%.Īs I mentioned before, the included stylus is a nice perk, but it's also one that I'm confused by at this price range. These tests include monitoring the battery through roughly an hour of active use, consisting of 10 minutes of playing Marvel Snap, a 10-minute video call, a 20-minute voice call where I also browsed several apps and rounded out with 15 minutes of YouTube videos. During my review period, I typically ran the phone through our benchmark tests while using it for video calls, social media and photography throughout the day. The phone's 5,000-mAh battery lasts roughly two days under medium to heavy usage. When ejecting the stylus from the Moto G Stylus while locked, the notes app launches for quick notes. This allows for smoother scrolling through web pages, apps and in game animations. Also unlike the Moto G Play, which only had an "auto" refresh rate up to 90Hz, you can set the Moto G Stylus to run consistently at that higher refresh rate. The more powerful processor does appear to help the screen with its refresh rate, which functions at a noticeable 90Hz. It's by far the most noticeable improvement when comparing the Stylus to the $170 Moto G Play, whose Helio G37 processor and 3GB of RAM created a stuttered phone experience where some apps wouldn't even load. The MediaTek Helio G85 processor paired up with the phone's 4GB of RAM allows most apps to launch quickly while handling a little bit of multitasking. The Moto G Stylus has what I would consider the minimum specs needed to functionally run most apps and tasks without frustrating lag or storage problems. Mike Sorrentino/CNET Moto G Stylus: Just enough specs to get you going The Moto G Stylus provides fast access to taking and then editing a screenshot.

While I found the phone works great with most tasks, the phone's lower-end processor, 4GB of RAM and lack of 5G may lead it to get left behind as apps and services become more advanced and take advantage of faster internet speeds.

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That short update lifespan, made worse by the phone's lack of 5G connectivity, leads to the biggest problem with the Moto G Stylus. This timeline is fairly average for this price range, and I wish Motorola could offer something more like four to five years of security updates for people who want to use their phone until it's broken.

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Motorola ships the Stylus with Android 13 onboard, and similar to other Moto G phones, will only get one major software update (to Android 14, which launches this fall) and three years of security updates. But if you are a fan of stylus phones, it's here and is functionally fine. You also get a handwriting keyboard that lets you scribble into most text fields, which is nice for quick words but is frustrating to use for longer sentences. When popping the stylus from its slot, you get a quick menu to access a screenshot-editing tool, a note application, a handwriting calculator and Google Keep. Mike Sorrentino/CNETĮven though the stylus is one of the phone's selling points, its addition feels more like a "nice to have" perk than a necessity. The Moto G Stylus has a menu that pops up when ejecting the stylus.