Which one is a better mid-range phone? I don't play games on mobile. Mostly use phone for checking emails, messages and GPS driving. But need something stable and good battery. Current one was redmi 7 and died today!
Moto 20 Edge Fusion or Oppo Find X5 Lite or Moto 20 Edge or 20 Edge Pro
jalebi on 06/05/2022 - 16:49
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had a broken screen already now no sound and battery drains within 20-30 minutes from 100% to 30% and then it shut itself down!
I recently got the Moto G31 (after a few years with the
Moto G6 play). Pretty happy with it. Battery is excellent.TBH the cheapest of the Motos above will cover the needs you have specified above easily.
Those phones you listed are all quite different in terms of SD card, 3.5mm, USB 2/3, etc, let alone price.
Why don't you go to GSM Arena, stick them in the comparison page and post the link here, and ask specific questions?
I got the Moto 20 Edge after my z2 died, and the key things I wanted from a phone at the time was NFC functionality (Paywave), 5G, good battery life, dual SIM and SD card.
It had everything except the last one, and with 128Gb space, it's not been necessary.
The pricing at the time between the Edge and Edge Pro was not worth the sharp increase in price, though if you plan on using the phone as a portable PC, the Ready For functionality might make the Pro more suitable.If anything, coming from the Z2, it's a bit large in the hand (that's what she said), which can make it a little unwieldy to text one handed. Battery life is good, and all the usual Moto tricks are there.
Possibly the only thing I dislike about the Moto 20 Edge is the Google button on the left hand side. It's easy to grab the phone and suddenly Google pops up, which quickly gets annoying. Haven't found a way to switch it off either, but I now grab the phone on the bottom part to avoid accidental activation.Kogan has an OPPO R11 Plus 64GB AU ex demo for $265, down from $779
https://www.kogan.com/au/c/smartphones-under-500-dollars/sho…
How did your redmi 7 die?
It can't just die on its own.
It should be fairly cheap to fix if it isn't something major.