Motorola Moto G60 First Image: Camera Focused? First Smartphone From Motorola Priced Under Rs.20,000 To Sport A 108 Mega-Pixel Camera

Motorola had launched the Moto G10 Power and the Moto G30 earlier this year to serve the Rs.12,000 slab people, the company is looking to bring out even more models in its popular G series, the latest newcomer is the Moto G40 Fusion and Moto G60. Motorola has chosen some exciting gadgets for the Moto G60 which is the most costly of them both, including a triple camera system with a 108 Mega-Pixel primary camera, so is the Moto G60 the phone to buy in the range of Rs,20,000, would like to spend some time thinking about it.

Motorola has invented only a single pattern of the Moto G60 in India. It has 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage and it's priced at Rs. 17.999. There is also an instant cashback offer of Rs.1,500 for ICICI Bank cardholders. Motorola offers the Moto G60 in two colors, Dynamic Gray and Frosted Champagne.

The Motorola Moto G60 is a big smartphone and has a massive 6.8-inch look. It has a full-HD+ resolution, a 120Hz refresh rate, and support for HDR10. Motorola has tried to keep the size down and it’s only the chin that is a little big, there is also a big hole right in the top-center for the selfie camera.

The shape and body of the Moto G60 are made out of plastic. The phone is big, measuring 9.8mm in thickness and tipping the scales at 225g. All the buttons are on the right side, which makes it look a little messed up, the left side only has the SIM tray.

The power button is well placed and has an uneven finish which makes it easy to make out from the volume buttons, Motorola has placed the volume button above it, and these are fairly easy to reach. There is also a dedicated Google Assistant Key which is slightly curved to help tell its difference from others.

The Motorola offers the Moto G60 in two colors, Dynamic Gray and Frosted Champagne. I had the Gray version with me. It has a glossy mirror-like finish at the back, which picks up fingerprints easily. I had to keep cleaning the back, you also get a transparent case in the box which you can use to overcome this issue. 

The Champagne version has a matte finish which should do better at keeping marks off. Speaking of fingerprints, the G60 has a scanner at the back which has a matte finish to it. I found this to be well-positioned, and my fingers rested on it naturally while holding the Moto G60.