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It's often the way as Android phones get that bit older -- but I can't guarantee it everywhere all the time, which is why I stick to original RRP, because while you *might* be able to get it cheaper than RRP (always nice), you shouldn't have to pay *more* than RRP.

@@AlexKidman Yeah I was wrong to say "it is now 249" as that appears to be a temporary sale price, it will probably go back up to 299 after a while, or maybe they are clearing them out to replace it with the G32? I say this as there is no longer a listing to buy it directly from Nokia's AU shop (Lenovo). So the lineup appears to be G04, G24, G34, G84?

It's becoming more common in the phone space -- the logic being that many people have had multiple phones, lots of excess chargers (but of course that doesn't help if you don't have one!). I can't speak to that specific charger per se but it *should* work just fine; "Turbopower" is just Motorola's branding on Qualcomm's QuickCharge technology, and its implementation on the G24 isn't even particularly fast; on paper that Kenji 20W charger should deliver everything the G24 can take, but I say that without having tested it specifically. I have plugged the G24 into quite a few chargers I've had, and everything 20W and above registered as Turbopower charging on-screen, though. There is a USB-C type cable in the box with the G24 (and honestly, at least with Officeworks you'd find it fairly easy to return if it didn't work at all).

@@AlexKidman Thanks for the detailed response! In the end I saw they dropped the price of the G54 by $50 across major retailers and that model does include the charger AND the cable so I grabbed one before they all disappear possibly due to the 3G+4G shutdown (I'm on a Nokia 4.2 currently, purchased 2019 from officeworks and it supports 4G VoLTE but somehow isn't "configured" by Nokia to work with Telstra's VoLTE configuration so it's effectively bricked).

You can watch my full review here ua-cam.com/video/jjR2T7v0XHc/v-deo.htmlsi=63wgoXDVZhSbzbPI

@@AlexKidman okay

I am picking up mine tonight.

@@greyman003 congratulations it's a good phone in India we have other options but this one is good too

For only 20 euros extra the G54 is the better choice, but here in Australia it's 50 euros more. But personally I don't want a 5G capable phone so I'd still get the G24 anyway, plus I don't use the phone for much other than calls, photos, text messages, emails, maps, banking, so I don't need G54. Phones are not my whole life, it's just a tool for communication, as long as the call quality is good that's the main thing and the 3.5mm jack has to have clear audio for headset for longer calls, I don't want to hear any humming or buzzing through poor grounding or whatever.

@@Animal_lives_matter thanks for your reply . But the photos in G54 are better I think. The offer now is 15€ not 20€ , but the G54 is coming with only 4Gb ram /128 Gb, not the one with 8gb. And the G24 is 8Gb out to 16 Gb, difficult to choose but I need to do it, I have a really old one.

@@g.a.5537 Yeah the price of the g24 just went up slightly overnight here so I'm thinking g54 makes more sense

@@g.a.5537 Today they dropped the price of G54 from 300AUD (185EUR) to 250AUD (155EUR) so I bought it just now. And it includes the charger and cable which the G24 doesn't here, so with third party charger purchased separately it costs the same as G54! What are they doing lol. And the colour is better midnight blue.

@@Animal_lives_matter Motorola Moto G54 5G 4GB/128 GB Midnight Blue, I suppose you got the one with 8GB/256Gb??? I dont know if this G54 4Gb/128Gb is still better than the G24 8GB/ 128 Gb, what should I do? what I want good or decent photos and speed.

It would be an option, though the same streaming channels can be accessed through cheaper devices like the Google Chromecast with Google TV or Android Fire TV sticks as well. One factor to be aware of here is that some (it's pretty limited these days, but not unheard of) tv broadcasts aren't covered by their streaming channel due to rights issues; this is most typically seen with sports.

and the battery is very good

You’re welcome - and yep, as per the specs it’s 4G VoLTE capable.

No - but then nothing does. An important aspect to realise with any water resistant phone is that all the tests are done in pure lab water and that’s all they count for. The more complex chemical mix in pool water (whether it’s salt or chlorine or whatever) is not accounted for. One drop in a pool *probably* won’t kill it (no guarantees) but repeated exposure will do for any phone.

yes, I have the 8 gb ram version of this phone and whatsapp is running well

Been a while since I reviewed the Oppo A52, but looking over my performance notes -- they'd be very close in performance terms overall, though the G04 did do a fair bit better in battery life terms than the A52 did in my tests. The issue you'll face in the budget space is (predictably) that you can have some of what you want -- but not all of it, because that's just the way budget phones are. The G54 is a better phone if your budget can run to it, mind, and I'm in the tail end of testing out and writing up the G34 as well, so that might be worth pursuing (though both are more pricey than the G04).

@@AlexKidman thanks for quick response , Wow, so the g04 is pretty similar to the oppo a52? Thats good to know. Gives me an idea, of knowing atleast if i buy the g04 it would be pretty decent, coz im quite content with the oppo a52 the past 4 years. I could afford the g54, its just if the g04 is good enough, for the things i mention in my original comment, then i may as well save the roughly $150. Idk what would you recommend, are there any other phones that dont break the bank yet still good quality and functions well?

Looking over my notes, the A52's GPU performance is very slightly better than the G04, but not to a level where you'd really see it impacting performance, but the G04's battery test performance was markedly better for the same test. Changes in benchmarking mean I can't do a like-for-like on CPU performance, unfortunately. G54 is a decent buy for the money, and I'm just finishing up my G34 review (sits nicely between the two in price terms) -- that may be a better option as it's got more promised security updates (important if you're talking about functions like banking and other secure apps) while also being 5G ready (which may not matter to you one way or the other, but certainly a nice to have kind of feature). Review of that is coming soon -- should be ready within the next few days in fact.

@@AlexKidman thanks again for quick response , Yes security is also a big factor! Thanks for mentioning that! I'll be interested in watching your review of the g34 but will be buying the phone probably tomorrow as i live in a country town. But maybe g34 is the way to go as you said it sits nicely in between the two. I mean then again the g54 is the same price as the oppo a52 , so maybe i should just go with the g54. Is the g54 a much better phone than the oppo a52? Coz if it's better in terms of function, quality, speed , gb, security etc. All the important features, i might just go for that then.