Motorola is on a mission. For the last two years, it’s been trying to suss out the finest blend of silicon and style it could get away with selling for just $180. And for the last two years the company has had winners on its hands — can you say “best-selling smartphone in Motorola history”? That level of success makes crafting a second Moto G sequel even trickier: Can Motorola keep its winning streak alive? Have people come to expect more out of a cheap phone than what the company can provide? It’s true that this year’s model doesn’t stray far from the formula we’ve already seen, but make no mistake: The 2015 edition is still the best deal you’ll find on a good Android phone.
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