Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G vs Motorola Moto G Play

I didn't realize the phone was learning my use patterns. After about a week the battery life is great! I use my phone all day for business and personal and now I no longer need to charge it in the middle of the day. First time I've actually used the face recognition on a phone. And it's working great

Now, with the battery this big, you're definitely not gonna have a big problem with battery life, and even when you do need to plug it in with that fa...

Again not horrible but the Note 10+ was just so much slimmer and more comfortable in the hand. Lastly the cost. I bought my Note directly from Samsung for $700 brand new with a pair of galaxy buds and a charger included, so at $1200 this phone should have outperformed my 2.5 year old Note across the board, but to be quite honest its mediocre at best

So should you buy the Motorola Moto G Play? Well, if you're looking for a phone under 200, then it's probably the way to go considering the long batte...

10x zoom is good only in bright lighting. But the camera lets me down every time I try to take a picture of my kid inside, every time it comes out as a blurry mess.

The camera is decent, but not particularly sharp, even at 13MB -- my old Samsung S9 had a better camera. All in all, a decent phone and a very good price.

1. Performance-- this phone is super fast. The processing power and the 5g capabilities means this phone rarely hiccups and performs consistently well.

The G Play uses a Snapdragon 460 chipset which was introduced over a year ago and is an entry-level Qualcomm processor. Coupled with 3GB of RAM, it manages to keep up with routine tasks like jumping between apps and scrolling social media, albeit with subtle-but-noticeable stuttering along the way. Heavier tasks like starting and stopping Google Maps navigation take an extra couple of beats. It’s not as frustrating as my experience with the LG Stylo 6 was, but it’s a step down from the kind of performance you can expect from a phone that’s $50-100 more expensive, including those in Motorola’s own G-series lineup

8 inches diagonally, which is basically tablet territory. If you are keeping score — and you know that Samsung is — the S21 Ultra’s screen spec is 0.1 inches bigger than the 6.7-inch iPhone 12 Pro Max

Phone is big, which makes typing/texting easier then on previous phones I've owned. Screen resolution is surprisingly good and paired with the phones size combines for good feelings on the eyes. The previously mentioned flashlight is ridiculously powerful and while I should mention another plus here, I simply have not experienced all the good and bad I can with this phone yet. As for now, I highly reccomend this phone to those whom are: -On a budget -Want a strong battery -Want a big in size phone -Don't mind a weak phone camera -All the above My Overall Rating so far: 4