Review on Motorola Moto G5s 3/32GB Dual Sim smartphone, grey by Yusri Yafiq ᠌

Changed G5 to G5s due to the presence of NFC. Well, NFC is here. For the money - perhaps the best that is on sale. Has some pros A nice metal case (but it’s a pity for him, I will traditionally “shoe” in Nillkin Frosted Shield), a “streamlined” protective glass, a good screen, an extremely convenient joystick sensor, a loud multimedia speaker, a good front camera with a flash (not that I I used it, but obviously a plus), a relatively capacious battery, a 3A charger (three Amperes, Carl!). The device is pretty fast. Android 7.1 - and here you can still remove all the "extra" software without resorting to dancing with a tambourine. Well, yes, there is NFC. Got cons: The protruding camera module really asks for a bumper. The colors on the screen are a bit dark, but this is subjective. Objectively, this is the sound in the headphones (I tried it on three different models - both "gags" and closed ones). Compared to the same G5, the first thing that is noticeable is that it is much quieter (on the G5, the sound level of 1/3 of the volume scale corresponds to the level of 3/4 of the scale on the G5s). And yet, it periodically (barely, but nonetheless) wheezes and crackles - on the same player settings (AIMP), as they were on the G5. Without any preamp and at any volume. If you completely turn off the equalizer in the player - then more or less, but the sound becomes completely so-so (again, in comparison with the same G5). This fact is very saddening. Still, in Moto, I have always been happy, first of all, with the sound - since the days of the E398.