Yupp! Motorala uses to deliver an almost naked android. I used the Moto g5s for many years. Would still use it but the OS is too old. One Motorola caveat is maybe they dont deliver updates for long. I have xiaomi now, hate it for the bloatware, that doesnt make up for really good and cheap hardware. Totally agree.
@@alpacamale2909 Thx man, i indeed spend two days trying to uninstall lots of stuff via the command line. Found a lot of explanation for that. Felt a bit scary though😆 still not at home with the more playful chinese approach to android. But i am old and they deliver to their customers what they ask for. So its not about good or bad but just my personal preference. I use a norton commander clone and have ssh installed😂 hardware is really good value for the money, i trust you with the camera thing as i am not competent to judge. What smartphone do you use?
On xiaomi i tried to uninstall it but with every small software update and over time everzthing comes back automatically which is really annoying. As for cameras yeah that is the case for most budget phones though... If you want a decent camera id buy a used pixel for example.
in your opinion what cheap phone has the best camera? I have a moto g34 and the camera is pretty good, it cost me 103 euros on aliexpress. The only problem with this phone is the screen is 720p
tbh i dont see the screen as a massive problem. 295 ppi on this is still more than enough in terms of sharpnedd. considering cameras almost any cheap phone in that range has the same sensor which isnt great. even up to the 200-250 dollar range the cameras are kinda meh... if you want a phone with a decent camera id look into a used pixel.
Yupp! Motorala uses to deliver an almost naked android. I used the Moto g5s for many years. Would still use it but the OS is too old. One Motorola caveat is maybe they dont deliver updates for long. I have xiaomi now, hate it for the bloatware, that doesnt make up for really good and cheap hardware. Totally agree.
Thats true the missing updates after a while can be a problem but still i prefer a usable phone over having the newest android revision haha
@@limitless-hardware1866 Genau. Werd mir auch wieder ein Motorola holen.
You can disable or uninstall most bloatware. Xiomi's problem is the cameras suck.
@@alpacamale2909 Thx man, i indeed spend two days trying to uninstall lots of stuff via the command line. Found a lot of explanation for that. Felt a bit scary though😆 still not at home with the more playful chinese approach to android. But i am old and they deliver to their customers what they ask for. So its not about good or bad but just my personal preference. I use a norton commander clone and have ssh installed😂 hardware is really good value for the money, i trust you with the camera thing as i am not competent to judge. What smartphone do you use?
On xiaomi i tried to uninstall it but with every small software update and over time everzthing comes back automatically which is really annoying.
As for cameras yeah that is the case for most budget phones though... If you want a decent camera id buy a used pixel for example.
in your opinion what cheap phone has the best camera? I have a moto g34 and the camera is pretty good, it cost me 103 euros on aliexpress. The only problem with this phone is the screen is 720p
tbh i dont see the screen as a massive problem. 295 ppi on this is still more than enough in terms of sharpnedd.
considering cameras almost any cheap phone in that range has the same sensor which isnt great. even up to the 200-250 dollar range the cameras are kinda meh... if you want a phone with a decent camera id look into a used pixel.
Is it me or the Audio is broken?
what exactly do you mean? sounds fine for me