First impressions: Motorola Moto G is proving to be a cracker of smartphone for the price

Motorola’s Moto G has become a runaway hit and rightly so. Stock Android, HD display, quad-core power, top tier OEM – all for less that Rs 15, 000 – who wouldn’t want one? So far, smartphones by Chinese OEMs, sold by Indian companies in this price segment have resorted to stuffing phones with high-end specifications to make up for inefficient or complete lack of software updates and after sales service. Motorola has managed to strike a fine balance between acceptable specifications, superior build and the promise of updates as well as good after sales support.

It’s just been a day since we’ve started using the device and we thought we’d give you our first impressions of the seemingly new budget king.