Moto G82 5G review: It is all about a NICE display

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Mid-range smartphones target niche audiences while focusing either on great camera performance, quick charging, gaming or quirky design with decent all-rounder performance. Best display in mid-range? That comes later in priority for most of the brands in the sub-30,000 segment. But Motorola brings a rare offering of a 6.6-inch pOLED display of a 10-bit colour depth with the Moto G82. And, it actually manages to flaunt one of the best display performances in this segment. But what about the rest? Does Moto G82 offer good performance, great camera output, long battery life, user-friendly UI, and everything else? Does it stand out in front of the strong offerings from Xiaomi, Oppo and Realme? I have found the answers after spending a week with it.

And as Moto G82 focuses on its display, let us begin with that..

The display is where Moto showed its best colours this time! The difference, while moving from one mid-range AMOLED display smartphone to another with a 10-bit pOLED display, was clearly visible in the viewing experience in terms of rich colours, contrast, and brightness. And those slim bezels and thinner chin at this price range just make it look better. Even under the sunlight, one doesn't have to struggle reading or doing the daily basic tasks.

Moto G82 has a 6.6-inch display with up to a 120Hz refresh rate that makes transitions and animations appear smooth.. The only downside is the lack of HDR10 support which restricts you from enjoying your favourite content in the best of colours. Despite that, Moto G82 brings one of the great display experiences in the mid-range.

The design of the Moto G82 is like a rehashed version of its sibling Moto G52, with some trivial changes. Besides those barely visible dotted patterns