Motorola’s Moto G series has long been championing affordable Android devices, and the new Moto G14 looks to continue that legacy. As one of the most competitively priced smartphones available, let’s take a closer look at what the G14 brings to the table.

Design and Display

The Motorola Moto G14 sticks to a tried-and-true plastic build that keeps the weight reasonable at 177g. It has a 6.5-inch LCD screen with 1080p resolution, which is perfect for the price. Visibility is strong indoors and outdoors, though colors won’t wow like OLED. The side-mounted fingerprint sensor works well. Build quality feels durable for daily use.

Performance and Specs

Under the hood is a Unisoc Tiger T616 chip with 4GB or 8GB of RAM. Don’t expect flagship speeds, but general use is smooth. The 5000mAh battery delivered excellent endurance in my testing. Charging is a modest 15-20W. Storage options include 128GB or 256GB with microSD expansion.

Camera Quality

The dual rear cameras include a 50MP main and 2MP macro. Photos taken in good lighting came out clear with accurate colors, though low light shots add noticeable noise. The 8MP front camera is sufficient for video calls. Video recording caps at 1080p30.

Software and Extras

The G14 runs a clean version of Android 13 out of the box. Bloatware is minimal. Key features include dual SIM support, stereo speakers, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. NFC for contactless payments would have been a welcome inclusion.

Value and Conclusion

At just $108, the Motorola Moto G14 provides an experience that easily outperforms similarly priced competition. Consider this if you need dependable performance and multi-day battery life on a minimal budget. While not the flashiest, it checks all the essential boxes at an unbeatable price.

For those shopping strictly on value, the Motorola Moto G14 remains one of the best entry-level options available today.