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Camera Test: Moto G 3rd Gen vs Moto G 1st Gen Original

Posted on August 2, 2015August 23, 2019 By Jarvis

As the Moto G 3rd generation smartphone is released, second sequel to the original best-selling Motorola phone, we have a look at how its camera stacks up. We’re not comparing this device’s camera to the other hero phones on the market today. We’re not even comparing the Moto G 3rd gen’s camera to the budget smartphones it’s up against. Today we compare the camera on the 3rd Gen Moto G to the original Moto G from 2013. This is for all the original Moto G users that are 2-years into Moto G ownership seriously considering upgrading.
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