I bought it as a second phone to watch YouTube, series, listen to music, and use it as a GPS on a trip. I don't have many complaints, except for occasional interruptions and glitches with Dolby Atmos (especially when connected to Bluetooth headphones. Interruptions in songs, videos, and robotic sound. It can be solved by restarting the phone or the applications). Another major problem that arises from this is the reduced range of Bluetooth headphones. As soon as you move away even a little from the device, interference and disconnections start. I have never encountered this issue with any of my previous devices (Xiaomi and Samsung). Software updates are slow, and the Android is so stock that it lacks certain features and requires extra downloads, such as the gallery and radio. Some people may find it boring as it does not include customization options, colors, and themes that other companies' operating systems have. It is very fast for its price, with smooth operation and a very satisfactory battery life (2 days with full usage), while it fully charges in 40 minutes. It came with a case and a 33W charger with a cable. The quality of the speakers for listening is very good, comparable to more expensive phones. The screen is bright and vibrant. It includes a feature that is very similar to the always-on display of AMOLED screens (shaking it displays the date, time, and notifications). Unfortunately, this feature also does not always respond, but a restart solves everything. The fingerprint sensor responds satisfactorily. The camera is basic and performs well in good lighting, nothing extraordinary. I don't have an opinion on calls or games. It is an above-average phone for basic use and non-demanding users, considering its speed and price.

I have had this mobile phone since 3/1/23 and the truth is that at first it was doing some tricks, like freezing on applications and games, and it wouldn't turn on again unless you plugged it in to charge (even though it had battery). However, after 2-3 months and after some updates it made, it worked perfectly, and it hasn't frozen again since then. For me, the only negatives are two: the screen (the glass, not the resolution) and the camera. Let's face it, for such a cheap mobile phone, it can't have a perfect camera, it's only good under ideal conditions with natural lighting. However, they could have done something better with the screen, on the first day I put it in my pocket and it got scratched within 10 minutes, and the day before yesterday it fell from 50cm (on tiles, not on rough ground) and the whole screen shattered. Another flaw I found is that when I was talking on the phone, people couldn't hear me, this could be a flaw specific to the batch I got, because it only happened with the phone, everything else (recordings, videos, etc.) worked fine. The phone is worth its money and more, it's very fast.

IMPORTANT UPDATE: After a little research, the DS EU version includes a charger. This was confirmed with a purchase. The Greek version does not come with a charger. Try to find a store that sells from another European country. If you get a version without a charger, you will need to buy the Motorola 33W MC-332 charger ONLY. All other chargers will provide 15W, whether from Motorola or other manufacturers.

Very lightweight device. Very smooth operation with Snapdragon 680, 6GB RAM, and clean Android. I had tried Snapdragon 680 with 3GB RAM and MIUI on the Redmi 10C and there is no comparison. Moto G32 is way better. The battery is also impressive. It easily lasts for 3+ days. You will need to do about 5-6 security updates, as well as upgrade to Android 13. The latest update is now in January 2024, which is very positive.

In the device we first got from the Greek representative, without a charger, Revolut is available in the Play Store.
In the second device we got from a foreign representative, with a charger, Revolut is not available in the Play Store.
Strange things. Anyway, I installed the app with an APK.

I recommended it to a friend and she bought it at the end of November.

The package did not include a charger. This was expected anyway, as it is stated in the description on Skroutz. But I read in other reviews that some people received a charger. Obviously, it depends on which representative/country the device is from. So, calling the store to ask which version they have would help with your purchase.

With a 33W charger from Poco X3 Pro, it did not charge more than 16W, so we bought the Motorola TurboPower 30W from a store here on Skroutz, which is a rarely available product. Unfortunately, even with the proper charger, the device charges at 17W. We tried complete discharge, full charge, restarts, calibration, etc. recommended by Motorola and various forums, but nothing changed.

Initially, the phone did not have a fingerprint setting. After several system updates (maybe 3 or 4), it fixed that and other functional issues. So, make the updates right away.

At first, there was a problem with calls, but not anymore.

The camera is obviously not satisfactory, but at this price, you can only hope for the best.

Unfortunately, we bought it for €145 and spent an additional €20 for the charger, while a few days later, the version with the charger dropped to €125... Sadness... But who could have known... No one had written about the problems and peculiarities we encountered...

We also purchased the Skroutz warranty extension for €15 for 1 year.

Overall, we chose this phone because it had all the features we wanted: NFC, headphone jack, microSD slot, fingerprint sensor, and fast charging. The fast charging, as I mentioned, did not work for us. But the most important thing is that it has clean Android. I got tired of MIUI on Xiaomi and Poco, it is full of features that few people use and it is poorly made, constantly closing apps and not receiving notifications promptly. This is a common issue in modern versions that have even removed the auto startup from app settings. Anyway, Motorola receives notifications instantly from various messaging apps.

I recently discovered the MultiCulti unboxing channel, where the presenter has shown various phones under €150. You will prefer Realme C55 only if appearance and camera matter to you more than smooth operation and speed. Xiaomi Redmi Note 12 is simply far away.

Owner here for a few months of the mobile phone.
The mobile was purchased for €182 through Skroutz and comes in its box with a transparent protective case on the back, without a screen protector, and inside the box it only has a charging cable and no charger. This means that you will have to factor in the cost of the device and a fast charger (around €20, additional). Of course, you can charge it with a charger you already have, but you will lose the advertised fast charging (it takes about 2:30 hours from 15% to 99%).
The battery, with reasonable use, lasts for over two days.

The build quality externally is typical for the price range. I would say a bit old-fashioned. Plastic frame and plastic back. There is no LED notification.
IPS LCD panel with Gorilla Glass 3 protection. The 90Hz refresh rate provides smooth scrolling and I keep it permanently activated. Viewing angles and brightness are more than sufficient, not problematic even in bright light. Colors are accurate and balanced.
Stereo sound, Dolby Atmos, very good for the price category and for the phone. The pre-installed ringtones are few and rather uninteresting, but when the phone rings, it is so loud that it wakes up even the dead.
The sound during calls, both on the microphone and in the earpiece, is very loud, I can hear and be heard very clearly. Considering that we are talking about a phone, this is its main job and it excels with a perfect 10.
It has NFC, so payments either with banking apps or with Google Pay are seamless.
It also has FM radio, despite some sites stating that it doesn't.
Connection to Wi-Fi networks and hotspot without any issues.
It has dual SIM card slots and a separate slot for a memory card, which is considered a positive aspect of the device.
Snapdragon processor, so the sensors and GPS work flawlessly.
The 6GB of RAM are welcome, and it is certain that they will help in the upcoming planned upgrade (from Android 12 to Android 13) to make the phone run smoother.
The user interface has no unnecessary applications. This may be a problem for some because they will miss special applications such as music, photo gallery, cleaning, notes, and the file folder. The problem is easily solved with a search on the Play Store, from where you can download Google's applications for most of these.
In general, it is a phone that allows for a lot of customization to tailor it to your needs. Of course, this means that you will have to spend quite a bit of time with the phone.

What I imagine interests many people is the mobile's camera. Here I must say that I am a photographer and no mobile phone in the world can replace the quality of the photos from my cameras.
It has a Samsung sensor and the main camera has a standard resolution of 12 megapixels and a maximum resolution of 50MP. However, many megapixels do not necessarily mean a better camera. It is a trick used by companies to sell devices. It means that you can print in a larger size or crop a section of the photo, and what remains will still be a decent image.
The mobile's camera application is very good, as it provides options to adjust all shooting parameters (speed, focus, white balance, and ISO), as well as shooting in raw files for further editing. There is the possibility of applying filters at the moment of taking the photo. In daylight, the photos are decent, but there is a relative problem at night. It has wide-angle, ultra-wide-angle, and macro lenses. You can take videos and photos from the front and back camera simultaneously.
In general, its camera is considered very good for a mobile phone under €200. Anyone who believes that with this money they will get a phone and a DSLR-level camera is mistaken.
I don't play games, so I don't have an opinion.
Comparison with my old mobile phone.
I had a Huawei P30 Lite and unfortunately, after a lot of mishandling, it gave up. It had much better build quality and overall hardware, and aesthetics that were 100 times better.
I tried to make the environment of the Motorola resemble that mobile phone as much as possible, and I still haven't succeeded.
Unfortunately, my dependence on Google services that are not supported on Huawei phones led me to this choice, which I consider fair.
Everyone makes their compromises...
Update 12/12/2023 Today it received Android 13

I didn't use it enough to have a long-term impression. Maybe I'll come back later.
Excellent for its price (174€). Lightweight, user-friendly, with a simple, trouble-free, and stable operating system.
The size is very convenient compared to other larger phones, which tend to become the norm. It influenced my choice.
The battery lasts a long time with the usage I have (over 2 days).
The camera is average, but acceptable for the phone's price. I don't have an opinion on videos yet. I installed gcam, but I don't see a significant difference compared to the system's application.
The fingerprint sensor responds very quickly, without any errors.
Overall, so far, I am very satisfied for the purpose I want it for (communication, music, maybe even movies). I won't set high expectations for photos, but it gets the job done, especially in good lighting. I don't play games...
Would I recommend it? Yes, always considering the above, at this specific moment, as mobile phone data changes rapidly.
Update 20/1/24: The phone works normally. However, something I noticed during video calls is that it doesn't allow you to do anything else (e.g., settings or messaging). The screen flickers if you try to do something, and it's very annoying, hence the removal of one star.
The gcam application was removed from the very first days. I didn't see any advantages... probably the opposite, especially for selfies. I do not recommend installing it, as the risk of infection from malicious software is real.

I bought it for 126 euros and the package came with a fast charger, headphones, and a case. It is 128gb/4gb. The device is relatively compact with an anti-slip back, but it looks somewhat cheap. The case is good and wraps around the screen, protecting it well. The screen is very good with automatic adjustment at 90 hertz, meaning the function activates automatically when scrolling and when watching videos to save battery. It emphasizes the red color a bit more and I would like a little more brightness under the sun. The brightness is also slightly uneven. The sound is excellent and becomes fuller after some time. The camera does its job, but it takes a bit longer to focus, although it takes stable photos. The video takes longer to focus and the selfie camera is mediocre. For night photos, you can only use it with GCam. The phone is relatively fast and doesn't lag when opening multiple applications. I haven't tested it for gaming. The battery lasts a day and more with full usage, while charging 60% to 70% in half an hour. Overall, I am very satisfied with the purchase for 126 euros, considering what it offers, it's a steal!

31/10/2023

I am providing an update after 4 months of use to give more information to those who may want to purchase the device, now that I have a more complete picture of it.

In the first few days, the device had a problem with the access point, meaning that while devices were connecting normally, they couldn't access the internet. After visiting the provider, the problem was resolved through settings changes and upgrades, and it hasn't occurred again. Additionally, you can't open the access point and WiFi simultaneously, meaning you can't use the device as a range extender. It's not a very useful function and consumes a lot of battery if you forget to turn it off, although some other devices support it and it may be useful for some.

I haven't encountered any problems with signal, internet speed, call quality, screen, GPS, NFC transactions, or Bluetooth. Devices connected via Bluetooth work normally without disconnections. So, in terms of connectivity, the phone is flawless.

I should also mention that it receives frequent updates. It has definitely received 4 or 5.

Otherwise, it is very convenient with an anti-slip back. You can comfortably use it without the case, as it doesn't easily slip from your hand. It is comfortable in the palm and pocket, and relatively lightweight. The battery life is very good, and you really have to try hard to drain the battery in a day. However, it also has fast charging. It lasts me two days with heavy usage, so I don't even use fast charging.

It is user-friendly and fast, with a simple and minimalistic operating system. It has a few useful features from Motorola, such as turning off the flashlight with a double shake, not turning off the screen while you're looking at it, split screen for running two applications simultaneously on the screen, and more. Additionally, Motorola allows you to disable or uninstall most of these features.

It doesn't have bloatware or ads that consume unnecessary storage, data, battery, and processor power!

It is durable with waterproofing and very good build quality. It has a plastic frame and back, and a beautiful metallic cover on the camera block with mirrored edges.
The sound is excellent both in headphones and speakers. The camera is nothing special, but it is very good as long as there is sufficient and uniform lighting. It has accurate color balance and very good detail. It also has many useful features that make the photos more unique and not easily found in this price range, such as taking photos from both cameras simultaneously, automatic framing, adding color to black and white photos, burst mode for optimal capture, and several filters for more distinctive photos. It even has smile detection, so you just need to smile to take a photo, either from the main camera or the selfie camera. In addition, it has digital video and photo stabilization. I have also installed the gcam version MGC_8.8.224_A11_V14, which takes better photos in low-light situations or when facing the sun. Overall, in uneven lighting or with shadows, the photos attached are all taken with the stock camera without any editing.

Other positive aspects include the presence of independent slots for two nano SIM cards and an SD card of up to 1 terabyte!! It also has screen recording. It even has a function for controlling the TV via WiFi, although I haven't tried it.

Some negatives I found are that the battery drains quickly when used as a hotspot, and the volume buttons are small and uncomfortable. The screen brightness changes abruptly when transitioning from brighter to darker environments, making it take time to adjust to the low brightness and making the screen appear dark. And perhaps it doesn't look as modern and premium as others.

In conclusion, it is a very good budget phone, reliable for everyday use, for those who don't want to spend a lot of money. It impresses more with its price-performance ratio, quality, and ease of use, rather than its technical specifications.