The new Moto G100 from Motorola is supposed to be a smartphone and a mobile PC at the same time. Our test shows that what sounds good is a bit fiddly in practice.
Conclusion
Pros and cons
👍 Good performance
👍 Extensive equipment
👍 “Ready For” concept
👎 Cumbersome structure
Overall, the Moto G100 is a good smartphone. The purchase is primarily worthwhile if you can use the supplied accessories, i.e., the HDMI cable and the docking station. Because the device also cuts a fine figure as a PC replacement, as long as you don’t rely on Windows.
But I wouldn’t consider such a solution to be exceptionally mobile, because you have to carry too many cables and accessories with you and plug them together for work. This won’t work on small tables in planes and trains. At home, it looks different if you leave the whole set-up hardwired and plugged in your cell phone when you get home.
It is fascinating how easily even a mid-range smartphone like the Moto G100 can take on the role of a computer. His “Ready For” technique is not a solution for everyone. For the price of the Lenovo display sent to me, you could buy a usable Chromebook.
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