TECHGEAR Moto G9 Play Tough Armoured Case - ShockProof, Rugged, Sturdy, Heavy Duty Protective Case Cover Designed for Motorola Moto G9 Play (Pink)

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This is not a brilliant sensor. It offers poorer detail and dynamic range than the rival Sony IMX586, used in a bunch of higher-end phones. For the stat nerds out there, the Moto G9 Play’s bonus cameras use f/2.4 OmniVision OV02B sensors. And the main one is a 48MP f/1.7 Samsung GM1, used in a great many cheap phones including the Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 and TCL 10L. As for the cameras, the Moto G9 Play uses a triple-camera array on the rear. The primary snapper is a 48MP (f/1.7) affair, and this is complemented by a 2MP (f/2.4) macro and a 2MP (f/2.4) depth-sensing unit. Eagle-eyed readers might have noticed that the depth sensor actually replaces the Moto G8’s wide-angle camera, which is a bit of a shame. In my view, the option to squeeze more stuff in the frame is more beneficial than any marginal gains achieved by a depth sensor. In most situations it makes ample use of HDR to lift the shadows while retaining highlight detail. And while a lot of our photos have a slight purple/red skew, the Moto G9 Play’s color is reasonably lifelike when shooting in daylight.

The competition heats up if you look further afield, to the Xiaomi Redmi Note 9. That offers comparable hardware in most respects, but has a Full HD+ screen rather than a 720p one. The Moto G9 Play has a 6.5-inch 720 x 1600 LCD screen. It has no particular high-end traits, but good, cheap displays like this now get you close enough to the experience of a much more expensive mobile. The Moto G9 Play has three rear cameras but this feels like a single-camera phone because you only get one field of view. There’s no zoom, no ultra-wide. Finally, the Moto G9 Play can only record video at up to 1080p (Full HD) resolution at 30fps. There’s no option to record at 60fps or higher resolutions but the footage is fully stabilised at least. Motorola Moto G9 Play review: VerdictGoogle Lens is a trademark of Google LLC. Not all languages supported. A list of current languages supported by Google Lens can be found here: lens.google.com. Motorola released the Moto G9 Play in August 2020 in the Moto G series which offers good smartphones in the budget category. Coming to the specifications, the phone has a 6.5” LCD display, 4GB RAM, a massive 5000mAh battery and powered by Snapdragon 662 octa-core processor. It features a triple rear camera set with 48MP wide, 2MP macro and 2MP depth lens and a single 8MP front camera. The G9 Play is a good phone with decent specs in the mid-range and provides fast charging with a good battery life. Here are the 10 best cases for Motorola Moto G9 Play to keep your phone safe and sound. 10. FanTings Ultra-Thin Case for Motorola Moto G9 Play This is only around a third of the brightness of a phone like the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, but it is still enough to make the phone reasonably clear outdoors. We only wished there was a little more on tap when out shooting photos in bright conditions. When it comes to battery life, however, that’s when the Moto G9 Plus begins to pull ahead. Lasting 19hrs 46mins on a single charge in our video rundown test, the Moto G9 Plus’ stamina is increased by roughly 8% when compared with the Moto G8, and it lasted longer than both the Nokia 5.3 and Xiaomi Redmi Note 9. The Moto G9 Play also has a water repellent ‘nano’ coating under its rear shell. This doesn’t mean you should start dunking the phone in water, but it does mean it is better prepared for the elements than a lot of cheap phones. Display

The Moto G9 Play has an entry-level camera overall then, but with a little know-how you can tease some pleasant photos from it. Video is severely restricted, though. You can only shoot at up to 1080p resolution, 60 frames per second. And we recommend using 1080p, 30fps most of the time, as it’s the best quality mode on offer that also allows for electronic image stabilization (EIS). Footage looks jerky and ugly without EIS. Its two supplementary cameras are a 2MP macro and a 2MP depth aid for the Portrait mode. As usual, the low-res macro is barely worth using. And the depth aid is so basic it cannot handle challenging scenes, resulting in weird patterns of blurred and non-blurred areas if your subject is complicated or too far away. The two other display modes on offer – “Saturated” and “Boosted” – tinker with the vibrancy of certain colour tones but these are a bit too saturated and candy-coloured for my tastes. One saving grace, however, is that the Moto G9 Play’s contrast ratio is rather good, at a measured 1,999:1. Motorola Moto G9 Play review: Performance and battery life In the MTP store, you'll find a wide range of useful items at low prices. Great phone cases, high-capacity power banks, Bluetooth headphones and headsets, screen protectors, and chargers are all waiting to be added to your basket.

Fifth is the mirror case for the Motorola Moto G9 Play. The case has a built-in stand for easy hands-free viewing whenever you want, where ever you want. The phone case also protects the phone from dust, dirt, scratches and fingerprint smudges. The clear mirror flip has the function of viewing the time, date and weather on the cover just like your phone’s screen. It comes in many attractive colors to enhance your style. Smartphone cases are never going to be a one size fits all affair. And, we're not just talking about the phones themselves! Show off your own brand of style with one of these awesome Motorola cases & covers.With leather cases, flip cases, glass screen protectors and more, there's a little bit of something for everyone. No matter if you're after looks or practicality, you'll find what you need. Motorola is abig name in the world of smart phones, with great features at competitive prices. Protect your Moto from all manner of scuffs, scrapes and bumps with any one of these top quality cases.Whether you've got a Moto G5S, G5S Plus or simply G5you're covered here.With plethora of cases available to buy online, you're spoilt for choice! There's no reason why you have to settle for anything less than the perfect fit at a good price. All battery life claims are approximate and based on the median user tested across a mixed use profile (which includes both usage and standby time) under optimal network conditions. Actual battery performance will vary and depends on many factors, including signal strength, network and device settings, temperature, battery condition, and usage patterns.