You can find several pearls in the entry-level segment if you know how to search. One of them is undoubtedly the Motorola Moto G41: a phone offering a few specifications impossible to find in the low-end segment. Did Motorola release one of the best last-generation budget phones? There is no better way to understand it than comparing it to the other recent affordable phones released by mainstream brands. For this comparison, we chose, the Realme 9i just launched in the global market and the Vivo Y33 which debuted just a few days ago.

Motorola Moto G41 vs Realme 9i vs Vivo Y33

Design

The Realme 9i has the most elegant design. Its body reminds a lot of the Realme GT Neo2 which is a high-end phone, even though the materials are cheap just like other entry-level phones. On the other hand, the Motorola Moto G41 is very compact and its body is water-repellent. Given that it has a waterdrop notch, the Vivo Y33 is not the most beautiful device of the trio. Which is your favorite design?

Display

The Motorola Moto G41 gives you all the great colors of an AMOLED panel in a price range in which you can usually find only LCD phones. Thanks to the AMOLED panel, the Moto G41 is able to show richer colors and deeper blacks. With the Realme 9i, you can get a higher refresh rate, but it has an IPS panel and the image quality is inferior. The Vivo Y33 loses the comparison with a 60 Hz IPS display. Despite the Motorola Moto G41 having an AMOLED display, all of these phones come with a side-mounted fingerprint reader.

Specs & Software

If you need the handset with the best hardware and performance, go for the Realme 9i. It is powered by the Snapdragon 680 4G chipset built at 6 nm, running at a max frequency of 2.4 GHz, and paired with up to 6 GB of RAM and up to 128 GB of native storage. It is the only 6 nm chipset, while the two rivals come with a 12 nm chipset, meaning a lower level of efficiency and higher energy consumption. The Motorola Moto G41 beats the Vivo Y33 with its Helio G85 chipset paired with up to 6 GB of RAM; the Y33 offers an Helio G80 and just 4 GB of RAM. All the phones run Android 11 out of the box.

Camera

The Motorola Moto G41 is equipped with the best camera setup, a setup that you can never find in the entry-level segment. This handset comes with a 48 MP main camera including OIS, an 8 MP ultrawide lens, and a 2 MP macro camera. The silver medal goes to the Realme 9i and its 50 MP triple camera, but the Vivo Y33 has the best selfie camera with a 16 MP resolution and a bright f/2.0 focal aperture.

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Battery

These phones come with the same battery capacity: 5000 mAh. But the Realme 9i should be able to last more in several scenarios because it has a 6 nm chipset. Further, it charges faster thanks to 33W fast charging.

Price

The prices vary a lot depending on the market: Moto G41 starts from €280/$318 in Europe, while Realme 9i begins at €249/$283. The Vivo Y33 is not available in Europe and it starts from €270/$307 in Asia. The winner of this comparison is the Moto G41 due to its superior display and cameras, but the Realme 9i offers higher performance and faster charging, so do not underestimate it.

Motorola Moto G41 vs Realme 9i vs Vivo Y33: PRO and CONS

Motorola Moto G41

PRO

• AMOLED display
• 30W fast charging
• Up to 6 GB of RAM
• Great camera
• Water repellent
• Radio

CONS

• Nothing particular

Realme 9i

PRO

• Wide availability
• Better chipset
• Great design
• Stereo speakers
• 33W fast charging

CONS

• LCD display

Vivo Y33

PRO

• Better front camera
• Radio
• Good price

CONS

• Inferior rear camera

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Alongside the new Moto G200 5G, Motorola launched 4 mid-range smartphones in a row: Moto G71, G51, G41, and G31, covering different price ranges. Two of them feature the 5G connectivity, while the remaining ones do not support 5G. This comparison will explain to you the differences between the four new value for money devices by Motorola.

Motorola Moto G71 5G vs Motorola Moto G51 5G vs Motorola Moto G41 vs Motorola Moto G31

Design

Motorola Moto G71 5G, G51 5G, G41, and G31 feature similar designs, but they are not identical. The Moto G71 5G has the most suggestive color variants, while the Moto G51 5G provides the highest screen-to-body ratio. However, the Moto G51 5G is a lot bigger in size because it packs a wider display. All the others have more or less the same dimensions since they sport the same display diagonal.

Display

With the exception of the Motorola Moto G51 5G, all of these devices come with the same display: an AMOLED panel with a diagonal of 6.4 inches and a Full HD+ resolution of 1080 x 2400 pixels. The Moto G51 5G has a very wide 6.8-inch panel with a Full HD+ resolution and a higher 120 Hz refresh rate, but it is just an IPS panel and this means that the image quality provided by Moto G71 5G, G41, and G31 is better.

Specs & Software

The most powerful device of the lineup is the Motorola Moto G51 5G sporting a midrange-class Snapdragon 695 mobile platform and up to 8 GB of RAM. Right after, we got the Moto G51 5G with the Snapdragon 480+ 5G chipset and up to 8 GB of RAM. Both Moto G41 and G31 are equipped with an Helio G85 chipset, but the G41 offers more RAM: up to 6 GB instead of 4 GB. The phones are all based on Android 11.

Camera

The most advanced camera department is provided by Moto G71 5G and G51 5G, both packing a triple camera with a 50 MP main sensor, an 8 MP ultrawide lens, and a 2 MP macro camera.

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Battery

The four handsets all come with the same battery capacity: 5000 mAh. But the Moto G71 5G is able to provide the longest battery life because its processor is built with a better production process and is more energy-efficient. Moto G71 5G and G41 support 30W fast charging, while Moto G51 5G and G31 do not support fast charging.

Price

The Moto G71 5G has a €399/$450 starting price, Moto G51 5G starts from €279/$315, Moto G41 costs €269/$305, and Moto G31 is priced at €239/$270 in its base variant (prices vary depending on the market). The Moto G71 5G is naturally the best one, but its price is high. Moto G51 5G is not the best for everyone as it comes with a very wide IPS display, while the Moto G31 is the one offering the highest value for money.

Motorola Moto G71 5G vs Motorola Moto G51 5G vs Motorola Moto G41 vs Motorola Moto G31: PRO and CONS

Motorola Moto G71 5G

PRO

• AMOLED display
• 5G
• Best chipset
• 30W fast charging
• Compact

CONS

• Price

Motorola Moto G51 5G

PRO

• 5G
• 120 Hz refresh rate
• Wide display
• A lot of configurations

CONS

• IPS display
• No fast charging

Motorola Moto G41

PRO

• AMOLED display
• 30W fast charging
• Good quality-price ratio
• Compact

CONS

• Price

Motorola Moto G31

PRO

• AMOLED display
• Compact
• More affordable

CONS

• Inferior cameras

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Motorola has lifted the curtains on the next generation of their entire Moto G series. Five new models spanning almost every price point have been announced, namely Moto G200, Moto G71, Moto G51, Moto G41, and Moto G31.

The Moto G200 can be deemed a ‘flagship killer’ and comes with a top-of-the-line Snapdragon 888+ processor despite its low price. The remaining four models can be divided on the basis of their displays – two of the higher-end models offer OLED panels while the other two come with LCDs. All of them run near-stock Android 11 software with some Motorola tweaks and guaranteed 1 OS update.

Motorola Moto G200

The Moto G200 is the priciest of the bunch and as already mentioned, comes with the Snapdragon 888+ chip, which is an overkill for a €450 ($510) phone. Its display is a 6.8-inch LCD panel with a 144Hz refresh rate. The panel also features HDR10 certification and supports the DCI-P3 color space (via GSMArena).

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As for the camera setup, there’s a 108MP primary sensor with a 2.1 µm pixel size and support for 8K video capture. It is complemented by a 13MP ultra wide-angle camera with autofocus, which doubles as a macro camera, and a 2MP depth sensor. Upfront, there’s a 16MP selfie shooter.

The Moto G200 comes with 8GB of LPDDR5 RAM and 128/256 GB UFS 3.1 storage. All of it is powered by a 5,000 mAh battery with 33W fast charging support.

The phone is protected against the elements by an IP52 basic water resistance rating. Its frame and back are made of plastic.

Motorola Moto G71

Next in line is the Moto G71 which prioritizes efficiency over raw power, and as such is equipped with a Snapdragon 695 5G chipset – a new chip announced only weeks ago, built using a 6nm manufacturing process.

The phone comes with a 50MP primary camera at the rear along with an 8MP ultrawide and a 2MP macro camera. On the front, there’s a 16MP selfie camera.

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Coming to the RAM and storage, the Moto G71 will be sold in a 6GB+128GB config, although the RAM in India will be boosted, standing at 8 gigs.

The battery of the device is 5,000mAh with 30W fast charging support. The phone also features an IP52 water resistance rating.

The Moto G71 will be available in Europe for €300 (~$340) in a few weeks, and will launch in select markets like India, Latin America, and the Middle East soon after.

Motorola Moto G51

The Moto G51 also offers 5G connectivity thanks to the Snapdragon 480+ chip. Its display is a 6.8-inch 1080p+ panel with 120Hz support.

The rear camera module is comprised of a 50MP primary, an 8MP ultra-wide, and a 2MP macro lens. On the front, there’s a 13MP snapper.

The phone features multiple RAM+storage variants, with the base having a 4GB+64GB config and the top model having an 8GB+128GB config. The battery has a 5,000mAh capacity, although its charging speed is much lower than the aforementioned models, standing at just 10W.

The Moto G51 will launch in Europe first with a price tag of €230 (~$260), thereafter launching in India, Latin America, the Middle East, and Asia.

Motorola Moto G41

The Moto G41 is powered by a MediaTek Helio G85 4G chip and has a 6.4” OLED display with 1080p+ resolution and 60Hz refresh rate.

Its triple camera array at the back has a 48MP primary (with OIS) + 8MP ultrawide + 2MP macro. The selfie camera resolution is 13MP.

The base variant of the Moto G41 comes with 4GB RAM and 64GB storage while the top one comes with a 6GB+128GB config. Its battery capacity is 5,000mAh and supports 30W fast charging.

The phone will be priced €250 (~$283) when it goes live in Europe and will be launched soon after in Latin America and the Middle East.

Motorola Moto G31

The Motorola Moto G31 is the most affordable among the bunch, priced at €200, and will be launched in India, Latin America, the Middle East, and Asia.

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It is powered by the Helio G85 chip and has a FHD+ 6.4” OLED display with a 60Hz refresh rate. The device has an IPX2 rating. Its camera setup on the rear is 48MP+8MP+2MP. The battery is 5,000mAh with 10W charging.

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Last month, a Motorola phone with model number XT2167-1 was approved by Anatel certification site of Brazil. The device is codenamed as ‘Corfu’ and is expected to debut in the market with the Moto G41 moniker. Now Nils Ahrensmeier from TechnikNews has shared the renders of the G41 to reveal its design.

The Moto G41 renders show that it has a punch-hole display on the front. A triple camera unit and an LED flash is available on the rear shell of the device.

A closer look at the camera unit reveals that it has a 48-megapixel primary camera. The device will also carry support for OIS. Its right edge has a volume assistant button, a volume rocker, and a side-facing fingerprint scanner. The bottom edge of the device features a microphone, a USB-C port, and a speaker grille.

Moto g41 (Corfu) pic.twitter.com/rkGPpqPliQ

— Nils Ahrensmeier (@NilsAhrDE) November 16, 2021

The Brazilian certification reveals that the device is powered by a 4,700mAh battery. It is expected to arrive with other features such as 4G, Wi-Fi 802.11ac, and NFC. The other specs of the device are under wraps.

In related news, Motorola is gearing up to launch another G-series phone called the Moto G71. It is expected to arrive with specs like a 6.43-inch OLED FHD+ display, a 16-megapixel front camera, a 50-megapixel + 8-megapixel (ultrawide) + 2-megapixel macro) triple camera unit.

It could be powered by the Snapdragon 695 chip and 4 GB / 6 GB / 8 GB of RAM. It is likely to arrive in 64 GB and 128 GB storage choices. The device may house a 5,00mAh battery with 30W fast charging support.

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