Motorola Moto G8 Power Lite 4GB / 64GB Blue (Royal Blue) Dual SIM XT2055-1

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Previously owned Moto mobile phones from when the range was first introduced. Never had any problems with their performance or quality. This one, although a "budget" device is no exception. In spite of a low end processor, it does operate very well. Bought as a second, reserve phone but depending on requirements there's no reason not to buy this as a main device. We found that with typical use – listening to music, scrolling through social media, and snapping the odd picture – the G8 Power Lite would last us two days. Intensive tasks will tax the phone of course, but the G8 Power Lite should last longer than the competition when performing comparable tasks. The phone’s availability is a bit up the air, however. While you can buy it in the UK now, there’s no word on a US release, and an Australian release may not happen at all, since the company only seems to bring a random smattering of its devices to that country. Design

If a fairly basice smart phone is needed from a good manufacturer then don't hesitate at the current prices offered. Read full reviewFix Issues: Your device might develop issues that might be software related; you can fix that by flashing the Motorola G8 Power Lite XT2055-1 Flash File. The specification is reflected in the price though. Only 4Gb RAM and 64Gb ROM, expandable with a micro s.d. card, if necessary. Only a 720p screen but clear and bright with very good colours. No 5GHz wifi. One reviewer commented that their's only had capacity for one nano sim and a s.d. card or 2 nano sims without s.d. card. The phone I received will accept 2 nano sims and a s.d. card, strange! Gaming might not be a great idea on the Moto G8 Power Lite, though, at least if you like your top-end games. We found that standard puzzle games, like Nonogram or Candy Crush-style apps worked fine, but PUBG Mobile would just crash when we tried to open it.

If that won’t do any good at all, then move on to the next possible solution. Third solution: External reset (factory reset). Sigma Software v.2.45.04 MTK MOTO & Lenovo Update MTK Tab 1. Released Remove FRP for the following new Moto and Lenovo devices: • Moto E6 Plus (XT2025) Moto E6 Plus XT2025-1 Press and hold the Volume Down button and the Power button at the same time until the phone turns on. Still, this is the kind of display you’d expect to find on a phone at this price point, and it’s certainly not terrible. It’s bright, and while colors don’t exactly ‘pop’, they’re not too dark or grimy either. The display is LCD, which means it has a rather low contrast rate compared to the more common OLED screens, and this can be noticeable when you’re watching movies or playing games.It’s a good thing that you don’t have to charge your phone too often, as the actual charging process could be quite laborious. As mentioned, the G8 Power Lite has a rather old-school micro USB port, and one of the downsides of this is slower charging speeds. The G8 Power Lite powers up at a leisurely 10W, which is one of the slowest speeds we’ve seen, even at this price point. Every mobile phone is using different cables. We have listed here the compatible FuriousGold cable for this phone. Newer phones are using USB cable. The original cable (come wiith the phones when you buy it) can also be used in some cases. In that case the USB cable has to be connected directly from the phone to the computer. You do not have to connect the cable to the FuriousGold hardware.