Moto G85 5G Price in Nepal, Specifications and Availability

Moto G85 5G Price in Nepal, Specifications and Availability: Moto G85 is the latest offering from Motorola for price under Nepal is NPR 34,499 for the 8/128GB and 12/256G, and if anyone stands out, these include features like 3D curved pOLED that comes with 120Hz refresh rate, 50MP OIS Sony LYTIA 600 camera, premium design, and refined software. But do these features hold water in actual use?

Read on for our review.”

Moto G85 5G Price in Nepal, Specifications and Availability

Moto G85:

This Doesn’t Deserve A Second Look

Made Available from July 2024, the Moto G85 promises to be a strong contender in the budget smartphone space. Priced below NPR 34,499 for the 8/128GB and 12/256G, it juxtaposes some of the best features found in smartphones today with an affordable price tag, ideally setting it apart from rival brands. But really, is it that interesting? Let’s dive deep into the features, performance, and overall worth of the device.

The Moto G85 impresses right from the first look. Motorola goes for a classy design with premium materials that make the phone solid and premium to the feel. There is a high-gloss seamless back that catches light – an addition to the aesthetic value of the phone. The color choices improve on this visual pitch.

What comes across in contrast is the whole ergonomic build. It’s a big-sized device yet sweet in the hand by way of design, with rounded edges to grip. The thin profile (7.6mm thick) makes it sleek and easy to slide in your pocket. The rear camera module is clean, minimal, housing a 50MP sensor but not making the device feel bulky.

All attention to detail will give the G85 a basic premium aesthetic that stands opposite massive costlier competition in the market with strong frames. The addition of the in-display fingerprint scan would make it that much more classy and functional.

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Moto G85 5G Price in Nepal and Availability

The Moto G85 5G price in Nepal is NPR 34,499 for the 8/128GB and 12/256GB trims, respectively. You can purchase it through the Hukut store.

Moto G85 5G	Price in Nepal (Official)
8GB + 128GB	NPR 34,499
12GB + 256GB	NPR 37,499

Moto G85 5G Specifications

Feature	Details
Design	Slim and curved frame, monotone, vegan leather or acrylic finish, water-repellent design
Dimensions	161.91 mm x 73.06 mm x 7.59 mm
Weight	173 grams (vegan leather), 171 grams (Acrylic)
Display	6.67” pOLED curved panel, 120Hz refresh rate, 240Hz touch sampling rate, 10-bit colour depth, 395 PPI pixel density, 1600 nits peak brightness
Resolution	FHD+ (1,080 x 2,400)
Chipset	Octa-core Snapdragon 6s Gen 3 (6nm)
RAM	8GB or 12GB + equal extendable memory
ROM	256GB UFS 2.2 + up to 1TB expandable with MicroSD card
Operating System	Android 14
Rear Camera	Dual Camera: 50MP Primary + 8MP Ultrawide/Macro
Front Camera	32MP Camera (Centre-aligned hole-punch cutout)
Battery	5,000 mAh cell with 30W fast charging
Connectivity	Dual SIM (Nano-SIM + eSIM), 5G, Dual-band WiFi, Hotspot, Bluetooth v5.1, USB 2.0 Type-C
Colour Options	Olive Green, Cobalt Blue, Urban Grey

• Display: 8.0/10
• Software: 8.0/10
• Camera: 7.5/10
• Performance: 7.5/10
• Battery: (TBA)
• Design (8.0/10)
  

Display (8.0/10)

The most impressive part of the Moto G85, however, is its 3D curved pOLED 120Hz display, a first for its price segment, which adds glamor to the phone as well as improved viewing experience with vibrant colors, deep blacks, and fantastic visuals.

It is then the 120Hz refresh rate that makes the display incredibly smooth feet on while scrolling around the interface or gaming. While it may not be as sharp as those in the most expensive AMOLET displays, the pOLED technology brings vivid contrasts, and great viewing angles at windows are reserved for contents like videos and games.

So whether you’re interested in watching movies or browsing things, the Moto G85 promises a flowing, engrossing display experience. Good enough because it is able to furnish fairly large space without feeling too weighty on the hand is the 6.5-inch screen. If you enjoy streaming or gaming on your phone, this display is a definite upgrade over standard LCD screens at this price.

Software (8.0/10)

Motorola’s software experience is usually what sets the brand apart from the rest, and the Moto G85 follows that legacy with almost stock Android experience. It’s not just running Android 14, however. The interface is smooth, devoid of bloatware, and features minimalistic design for users who want the more straightforward, untainted version of Android without extraneous integrations.

Motorola adds some helpful little things to Moto Actions, such as one-handed gestures, quick toggles, and lots of added customization. These features, while not life-altering, complete the use quality and make the phone feel more responsive and intuitive.

It feels fast and fluid, of course, with new updates and security patches, and software performance is stable. The Moto G85 is optimally designed for day-to-day activities: multitasking or messaging, light gaming, ensuring enjoyment for users keen on simplicity and functionality at the same time.

Camera (7.5/10)

The Moto G85 comes with a special specification to offer, which is 50MP OIS Sony LYTIA 600 camera. Indeed, a bang-on target feature to entice budget buyers. Pictures are likely to be bouncy and precise with a 50MP possibility, while Optical Image Stabilizer (OIS) works at reducing shakes in dark light conditions. The result: Overall, a very pleasing camera setup, especially given the price.

Photos taken are crystal clear during good light conditions with vibrant colors and really sharp details. Low-light environments challenge the camera a bit, and there is noise and softer detailing compared to their middle segment expensive counterparts. It’s decent at working as its ultra-wide lens does, although there can be noticeable edge distortion.

The portrait mode and macro shots are also competence-wise at par, both having fairly accurate edge detection and good focus. Yet, it’s important to understand that this camera’s setup isn’t competitive enough with flagships. Still, for the many everyday users, the Moto G85 can boast of a sound and versatile camera setup to cover most normal photography needs.

The selfie camera is not much, but it’s quite excellent with a 13MP sensor. Its clarity and details have made it perfect for social selfies or video calls.

Performance (7.5/10)

The Maoto G85 is powered with a MediaTek Dimensity 810 chipset under its hood along with 6GB internal RAM and 128GB internal storage. It may not be a top competitor when it comes to performance capabilities against high-end flagships, in fact, but it still offers fairly impressive performance when it comes to the basic daily tasks of web browsing, messaging, and even light gaming.

The phone comes up strong in benchmark and real-world usage alike. With apps loading very quickly, multitasking runs rather well, and the everyday tasks can be processed without any noticeable lag. While decent at playing games, the phone will drop several frames at higher settings and not reach the equivalent quality set in some popular titles like PUBG Mobile and Call of Duty Mobile.

In terms of real power, the Moto G85 is not the most powerful in its category, but it is capable of addressing the needs of the majority of the average users. The balance of power and capacity makes it pretty good for those who don’t need top-of-the-line gaming or power performance specs.

Battery (TBA)

Since that promise is incomplete yet from Motorola on the battery, we expect that the Moto G85 should result in a 5000mAh battery, good for a full day of using it depending on the usage patterns. Fast charging (most likely around the 33W mark) is expected to be part of the gadget for topping off the charge quickly with short breaks during the day.

Moto g85 Review: Pros and Cons

Hence, the Moto G85 is quite a device. It is really worth the price and has many particular features attached to it. Like all other devices, this too has its pros and cons. Here is the overall review of this device, featuring all its good and bad parts:

Pros
Superb Design

The design of the Moto G85 is very sleek and glossy, which gives it that premium feel. A budget phone will almost always compromise on design, especially in terms of rounded edges, but it is ergonomically and comfortably held in hand. Even the clean rear camera module and in-display fingerprint scanner exude a premium sense to the phone, which makes it seem very expensive.

Wonderful Curved 120Hz Display

This is where the 3D curved pOLED display comes in. For some it is the central feature because of the very nice and bright colors and deep blacks that feel so smooth with 120Hz refreshing rate during games and videos.
For someone mostly with the phone for movies, this is going to be one sweet treat that offers immersion and fluidity otherwise found in much pricier devices.

Capable Cameras

The 50MP OIS Sony LYTIA 600 camera buildup is effective in most lighting conditions and produces photos both sharp and detailed. The presence of OIS would provide very reasonable support for low-light environments. Macro and portrait capturing has further diversifying possibilities making it a surely strong everyday photographer choice.

Cons

Low IP Rating

Moto G85 has no good IP rating for water and dust resistance, which becomes a permanent part of a middle-class smartphone these days. It is hard but not water-resistant enough to convince certain users regarding accidental spills or moisture.

Performance Could Be Better

The device is based on MediaTek Dimensity 810 chipset, which is average in performance in terms of what can be expected for normal daily tasks, but far from the best in class. At functionalities such as browsing and messaging, even light gaming, it doesn’t fail, but when it comes to multitasking or heavy games on the higher settings, at times it can have its issues.

Gaming users would most probably look for a more performance-oriented device, and the G85 would not be on their list against several high-end chipsets in the same range.

Conclusion

What all does the Moto G85 hold within itself? Many aspects your customers will appreciate-from design to display and camera performance. This phone comes equipped with a premium look and feel, which would weigh much while considering a mid-ranger. The inferior IP rating and average performance on more demanding tasks are factors worth understanding before proceeding with the purchase. For the way that it will pay off in terms of aesthetics, display, and camera experience for the price, the Moto G85 is well worth considering, but those who lust for higher performance might have to scout elsewhere.

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