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Moto G 5G 2024 vs. Moto G 5G 2023: Should you upgrade?

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They are both IPS LCD panels (if you prefer the deep blacks and rich colors offered by AMOLED screens, we suggest checking out the Samsung Galaxy A15 5G) perfect for everyday use, and even though the display resolution is a little low (720p), you do get a 120Hz refresh rate for a better experience. Although the chipsets are capable of handling daily-usage tasks like web browsing and light gaming, the paltry amount of RAM means you won't be able to multi-task or run resource-intensive apps particularly well on either of these phones. (Image credit: Derrek Lee / Android Central)The software itself is fairly stock-like, although it's spruced up with a diverse array of Motorola-exclusive improvements (e.g., quick gestures) that we've come to love over the past few years.

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