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Motorola Moto G84 5G 12GB RAM + 256GB Storage - Midnight Blue (with code)
Motorola Moto G84 5G 12GB RAM + 256GB Storage - Midnight Blue (with code)
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Motorola Moto G84 5G 12GB RAM + 256GB Storage - Midnight Blue (with code)

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This great value Moto phone with it's nice AMOLED screen is now available at a great price with the code provided. Credit to @sisqoboy for the code.

Motorola Moto G84 5G - high-quality visuals, powerful performance and great cameras.

SUPERB SCREEN
The vivid, clear 6.5 inch Full HD+ P-OLED display (1080 x 2400) with 120Hz refresh rate is perfect for movies, Netflix and YouTube. Multidimensional Dolby Atmos audio ensures the sound performance is equally impressive. There's also a fingerprint sensor under the display for quick security.

GREAT CAMERAS
There's a 50 MP PDAF main camera in tandem with an 8 MP ultra-wide sensor, plus HDR, LED flash and Optical Image Stabilisation, for shooting photos and video of all your adventures. With the 16 MP front-facing camera, you can shoot great selfies too.

SMOOTH STREAMING
Everything happens fast with a powerful Snapdragon 695 5G octa-core processor and 12GB RAM, including streaming and downloads. The 256GB of internal storage can also be expanded using a microSD card. Enjoy fast connectivity, uninterrupted video chats, advanced camera capabilities, and more with the performance of an octa-core processor. You can also feel the difference in your hand, thanks to premium materials, including vegan leather.

LONG BATTERY LIFE
The Moto G84 really keeps going all day thanks to its 5000mAh battery. Whether you're browsing the web or watching videos, it's ready to go the distance. When you do finally need to recharge, 30W Turbocharging will soon have you juiced up again.
Depth: 159.99 MM
50MP Ultra Pixel camera + OIS
Capture sharper low-light photos and smoother videos with an unshakable camera system featuring Optical Image Stabilization.
Ultra modern, water-repellent design.2 Look smart with an ultra thin and light design, and keep your phone safe from accidental spills and splashes.2
Hold everything. Never give storage a second thought. With 256GB built in, you have tons of room for photos, movies, songs, apps, and games.3,13
Cinematic 6.5" pOLED display. Bring entertainment to life with infinite contrast and over a billion shades of true-to-life color.
Next-level 5G performance. Make the most of 5G speed with the Snapdragon® 695, a powerful processor with frequencies up to 2.2GHz.
Height: 7.64 MM
No Features
Network: Sim Free
Pay-As-You-Go Mobiles Style: All
Sim Type: Nano
Width: 76.4 MM
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  1. Misssward's avatar
    Anyone got this handset? Currently using Google pixel 6a upgrade is due.
    justabout72's avatar
    the pixel is better on paper


    Reasons to consider the Motorola Moto G84 5G
    • Higher display refresh rate – 120 Hz
    • Has 2x more RAM: 12GB versus 6GB
    • Expandable storage via MicroSD card up to 1024GB
    • Has a 0.4 inch larger screen size
    • The phone is 1-year and 4-months newer
    • Comes with 590 mAh larger battery capacity: 5000 vs 4410 mAh
    • Delivers 14% higher peak brightness (995 against 875 nits)
    • Has 2 SIM card slots
    • Supports higher wattage charging (30W versus 18W)
    • Includes a 3.5 mm headphone audio jack port
    Reasons to consider the Google Pixel 6a

    • 2.1x better performance in AnTuTu Benchmark (934K versus 453K)
    • Newer Bluetooth version (v5.2)
    • Waterproof body (IP67 classification)
    • Ability to record video in 4K resolution
    • Compatible with Wi-Fi 6 wireless networks
    • More recent OS version: Android 14 versus 13
    • Slow-motion recording at 240FPS
    • Faster storage type - UFS 3.1 versus UFS 2.2
    • 62% faster in single-core GeekBench 6 test: 1447 and 893 points
    • Ready for eSIM technology
  2. mrasgar's avatar
    For anyone unsure, go for it. This phone is seriously feature-rich, and not very far off flagship specs and performance in most respects. At this price most manufacturers don't offer 12GB memory and 256GB storage.

    And this is the lightest (166g) normal-sized phone with 5000mah battery, which makes it very comfortable to use - along with being thin 7.6mm, a non-slip back, and flat screen.

    The FM radio and headphone jack are very handy too.
    DonkeyKonk's avatar
    I think that's a Really important point about the weight, especially for people out and about most of the day...

    Yes Motorola in general do have some if the lightest android phones around these days, most are around 190-200+ grams these days, the 166 grams for this would be noticeably easy to carry around.

    I was looking at the Motorolas this year because of this (I find my Pixel 7a is just far to heavy to carry about), I leave it at home and still use my Pixel 5 instead)... phones have got stupidly heavy now (as well as too big). (edited)
  3. Supatramp's avatar
    The Perk at Work deal at £175 still beats this.
    kerton1707's avatar
    Hi where is that deal?
  4. jameel_ismail's avatar
    That's a great price, nice find
    tecnoman's avatar
    This phone comes with 2 year guarantee,this company trying to sell 2 year warranty. Argos £199
  5. Lifeistest's avatar
    Is this reliable in terms of upgrades and no bugs/glitches etc?
    Supatramp's avatar
    I've had Moto phones since way back to the 4 or 5. I've always found them to be free of bloat and near untainted Android.
    The G84 is due to be upgraded to Android 14, and security updates for 3 years. I upgraded from a G8 Plus which was on Android 10, and was receiving no secuity updates, but found it to be operating still without problems, including banking.
    So basically, I have no worries about the G84. Go for it!
  6. codebee's avatar
    Anyone recommend a case for this? It’s for an elderly parent.
    mrasgar's avatar
    It comes with a case, no need to buy another one.
  7. derekduncan77's avatar
    This or Google Pixel 7a?
    FlyingSquirrel's avatar
    7a
  8. Groove's avatar
    So, just bit the bullet on this, a few questions from a long standing iOS user...

    I'm switching to this from an iPhone SE 2020 but haven't used android for about 12 years...

    I remember back in the day you had to use anti virus software like avast? on android phones...is this still the case & if so what's the best free one I should be installing?

    Also, I'm looking at using a 1p mobile sim(main number) PLUS a Lebara sim (solely for the cheap data plans, then dumping it every 6 months for their new data plan...

    Just want to make sure this would be possible & the easiest way of setting the Lebara sim for data only

    Any guidance appreciated.

    Cheers! (edited)
    Rush420's avatar
    The days when the smartphone needs an anti-virus app are gone a long time ago . To be honest, I'm on android since they came on the market, and I never had any anti-virus apps on it as android I slightly different platform than windows. I believe that back in the days, there were Windows,Linux OS based smartphones such HTC,NOKIA,Blackberry, and others who possibly had anti-virus app, but now is all covered by security pack updates. As comment above, I can confirm that this phone supports two Sim cards, and usually, you are able to select which a sim card is responsible for ( sim calls,data,messages). People choose an Android based phone for its flexibility. (edited)
  9. Groove's avatar
    Just a quick one...on this YouTube video it shows the SIM tray & insertion of 1 SIM card...how do you insert 2 physical sim cards at the same time?
    Rush420's avatar
    Did reply to your comment recently below (edited)
  10. den652000's avatar
    Great find just ordered. I used to be a Sony then Samsung fan but my last three phones have all been Motorola. A must for me is a phone having SD card option as I have a vast collection of plays and audio books I listen to. Thanks!
  11. n64play's avatar
    Offt that's a lot of phone for the money. Good find op
  12. amitpuri's avatar
    Just ordered, couldn't be bothered trying to price match it elsewhere. Thanks
  13. Ki113r_7's avatar
    How does this compare to the Redmi Note 10 Pro? Is it a worthwhile upgrade?
  14. aronheath38's avatar
    Nice find op. Motorola always make quality mobile phones
  15. davi542's avatar
    cheapest price for this phone but I still think it's worth paying a tenner extra at JL for two years's warranty instead of one. Maybe that's just me.. Edit: although it does say two years warranty if you read the full specs on this box deal (edited)
  16. sully01's avatar
    Thanks
  17. sbhikhu1's avatar
    Is this better than the S23 FE
    FlyingSquirrel's avatar
    No
  18. R0ck3r135's avatar
    Thanks, ordered
  19. Haylhoo's avatar
    What are the advantages, if any, of going for a Samsung galaxy over this at similar price point?
    Need to upgrade my s9, camera and battery life are important. Like the size of the s9 don't want anything too much bigger.
    Son got the a34 256gb on the pre Xmas CPW deal and seems really happy with it. But sure whether to wait out a bit and see if I can get a good price on one of those or a54 or go for something like this. Not fussed on the loss of headphone jack on the samsungs but guess I'd just get wireless buds or whatever.
    Any thoughts, advice, suggestions please? Tend to hold on to phones until the need to change, hence the s9, and need to upgrade husband's too so the price point is important.
    Cheers (edited)
    Oleg_Selivanov's avatar
    Then buy better specification phone. In your case of keeping for long Lithium Polymer battery or advanced Lithium Ion model + wireless charger (to save usb c) is must have. They last twice longer. Usual Lithium Ion battery like on this phone dies in 2-3 years. Count in future proofing, updates and price per year. I would go with Sony or Samsung S23 ultra. Other phones it seems not passing 3 years mark.
    Any Motorola is low cost/ bad quality phone made in and for India. I had few bad experiences with cameras, burning processors, cracking screens in warmer climates and so on.
    I would say premium phones last 5+ years. Budget ones are behind 2+ years. Mid tier - it deepnds
  20. BenderRodriguez's avatar
    Very poor camera and mediocre specs.. This is a phone you give to your parents or teenage kid, and neither of them needs 12GB RAM + 256 storage... It's such a weird combination, I'd rather have a half-decent camera than this.
    Supatramp's avatar
    Your beliefs, I'd disagree 100%!!
  21. Groove's avatar
    Anyone recommend a decent full case for this. I appreciate it comes with one but looking for a full durable cover style wallet which holds a credit card incase NFC fails! Cheers
    Jarosik's avatar
    Dux Ducis make some very nice wallet cases that close magnetically without the annoying wrap around strap. The materials feel nice too and aren't bulky. Can be seen here but shop around/check eBay.

    fruugo.co.uk/dux…wcB
  22. abx's avatar
    The code has expired unfortunately :/ : "The code GIMME5 has now expired."
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