Motorola Moto G60chat_bubble_outlineFrom real comments

Stock Android is the phone's biggest selling point. Commenters repeatedly praise Motorola's near-stock, ad-free, bloatware-free UI as the standout reason to choose the G60 over MIUI-based rivals like the Redmi Note 10 series. Several say this software experience alone justifies the purchase even when hardware specs lose to competitors. The nostalgic 'Moto UI' touches, like shake-to-flash, and NFC support are also called out positively, with some declaring Motorola has 'killed' Xiaomi's stock-UI-haters segment.

No AMOLED display is the most common complaint. Many reviewers say the IPS LCD panel is a major letdown at this price, especially compared to AMOLED screens on the Redmi Note 10 Pro and similarly priced phones. Some say they'd have paid more for AMOLED, and others call it the phone's only real con. This gap is frequently cited as the deciding factor pushing buyers toward Redmi or Poco instead.

Size, weight and design details frustrate several users. Multiple commenters wanted a smaller, lighter variant, ideally under 6.5in and 180g, calling the current phone too huge and unwieldy. The thick chin, asymmetrical bezels, and oversized punch-hole camera are singled out as design missteps. A missing magnetometer/compass sensor and plastic rather than glass back are also flagged as shortcomings versus rivals.