Quantum go vs moto g 2015: difficult battle for motorola

The Quantum GO has been fully developed in Brazil, and is manufactured by Positivo Informática. The Moto G 2015, in turn, is Motorola's recent launch for the mid-range of devices. Known for its cost / benefit ratio, it is losing space in its segment for models from other competitors, such as the Asus Zenfone Laser and Zenfone 2, which were dropped at very competitive prices.

Quantum GO vs Moto G 2015: Design and finish

The finish of the Quantum Go is a point that attracts the most attention. The device is quite reminiscent of the Xperia Z3 +, perhaps the Xperia Z3 Compact, only even thinner. Speaking of thickness, the device is very thin and light.

The Quantum GO is completely composed of glass and aluminum, giving a feeling of robustness but without much grip due to its straight lines. The back glass used by the manufacturer is the Gorilla Glass 3, which was put to the test during the launch event, when one of the presenters performed a drop test with the live device. The Quantum GO appears to have been unhurt. The back does not have the removable cover with connection to the battery.

The Moto G 2015 is totally the opposite of the Quantum GO. The Motorola device has inherited some features of the Moto E 2015, with more oval lines and slightly concave back. The grip of the device is excellent thanks to the use of coated polycarbonate throughout its construction. The back cover is interchangeable for customization purposes as the battery cannot be accessed by the user.

The front of the Moto G 2015 is free of capacitive or physical buttons. There is a speaker for connections at the top and another mono for multimedia content located at the bottom of the device. In general, the appearance of the Moto G 2015 is minimalist and well thought out, ideal for users who care about a comfortable device.

Quantum GO vs Moto G 2015: Camera

The Quantum GO has a 5-inch AMOLED screen, with HD resolution (720 x 1280 pixels) and 294 ppi. In particular, HD resolution is not very comfortable on that screen. However, the presence of AMOLED technology contributes to a slightly more immersive experience, with good levels of color and contrast. The energy efficiency provided by this technology must be taken into consideration.

The Moto G 2015 uses an LCD panel with IPS technology, which improves viewing angles. The device has the same screen size, resolution, and pixel density as the Quantum GO. But the colors reproduced on the panel of the Moto G 2015 are more balanced and natural, however, in a direct comparison with the Quantum GO, they were slightly washed out.

Quantum GO vs Moto G 2015: Performance and software

The Moto G 2015 is packed by Snapdragon 410 MSM8916 (64-bit) processor, 1.4GHz quad-core processor, with 2GB of DDR 3 RAM. All versions of the Moto G 2015 are accompanied by native 4G in the two slots. The GPU used in the model is the Adreno 306 at 400MHz, capable of processing the most robust games, in addition to all the animations and transitions of the system without delays. The device leaves the factory with Android Lollipop 5.1, with a guaranteed update to Android 6.0 Marshmallow by the manufacturer. The system interface remains little altered and with user-friendly features that involve gestures and smart notifications.

The version of the Quantum GO is packed with the MediaTek MT6753 (64-bit) processor, octa-core at 1.3 GHz, with 2 GB of DDR 3 RAM. The GPU that equips the model is the Mali-T720P3 at 450 MHz. The Quantum GO is available in versions with 3G and 4G dual-SIM and with LTE support in both slots. The device leaves the factory with Android Lollipop 5.1 little modified and with some company applications, such as photo gallery, sound recorder and file manager. Quantum also ensured that the device will be updated for Marshmallow 6.0 as soon as possible.

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Quantum GO vs Moto G 2015: Battery

The Moto G 2015 comes with a 2, 470 mAh battery. During the tests, it was possible to obtain 18 hours of autonomy in moderate use with Wi-Fi and 12 hours with active 3G. With 4G active this situation changes a bit, reaching approximately 8 hours of use with some tricks in the software, such as deactivation of synchronization, change of location and multitasking always clean.

The Quantum GO has a 2, 300 mAh battery in all its variants. The autonomy of the device is within the average between the intermediaries that have 4G in both slots, as well as the Moto G 2015. However, a difference is noted in the final result when we compare both devices directly. This fact may be related to the octa-core processor of the Quantum model, which is superior to that of the Motorola device.

Quantum GO vs Moto G 2015: Final consideration

There are some clear advantages for the Quantum GO relative to the Moto G 2015, such as processing, display, storage, and build quality. The Motorola model is an option aimed at fans of the brand and who are looking for a device with a slightly more optimized camera, in addition to a battery performance that stores the proper proportions.

Both devices are an interesting option and we should even consider the Quantum GO as a good option due to the fact that the device is making school for some of the manufacturers this year. The Moto G 2015 has its merits and extras missing from the Quantum GO, such as the waterproof certification.

And so what is your opinion on the Quantum GO and the Moto G 2015? do you know which is your favorite?