Attention, Argentina! Motorola has just shaken up the local market with the launch of the Moto G84 5G, a phone that promises to leave you worry-free about the charger for three days. While Samsung and Xiaomi battle it out in the mid-range, Motorola arrives with a model that, according to the brand, has the longest-lasting battery in its segment. The cherry on top? It comes with 5G, a stunning display, and a price that, in installments, seems unreal.
The Moto G84 5G lands with a 5000 mAh battery that, according to Motorola, can last up to 72 hours with moderate use. The key? A Snapdragon 695 processor (yes, the same one used by some upper mid-range phones) that is as efficient as a Buddhist monk. Additionally, the display is a 6.5-inch pOLED with a 120 Hz refresh rate, ideal for watching TikTok or playing Free Fire without lag. And in the photography department, it doesn’t fall behind: a 50-megapixel main camera with optical stabilization (OIS), plus an 8 MP ultra-wide and a 2 MP macro. Selfies? The front camera is 16 MP.
This model comes in two colors: Glacier Blue and Slate Gray, with a slim design (7.6 mm) and splash resistance (IP54). It also includes a 33W TurboPower charger in the box, which according to the brand charges 50% in 30 minutes. What more could you ask for? Oh, yes: it runs near-stock Android 13, with just a few Motorola apps, and has stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos. Awesome.
Now, let’s talk money. The Moto G84 5G is available in Argentina at a price of $399,999, but here comes the best part: you can buy it in 12 interest-free installments with bank credit cards. On Mercado Libre, it is already listed at $399,999 in 12 fixed installments of $33,333. There are also options in 18 installments with interest at stores like Frávega or Musimundo, but be careful: there the installment goes up to about $25,000. If you want to finance it with Ahora 12, some chains like Garbarino offer it in 12 interest-free installments with a 10% down payment.
How does it compare to the competition? Samsung has the Galaxy A54 5G, which starts at $450,000 and also has 5G, but its battery is 5000 mAh and the display is Super AMOLED at 120 Hz. Xiaomi, on the other hand, offers the Redmi Note 12 Pro 5G at $420,000, with a 120 Hz AMOLED display and a 50 MP camera, but its battery is 5000 mAh. The Moto G84 positions itself as the cheapest of the three and with the promise of a longer-lasting battery. Apple doesn’t even appear in that range: the iPhone SE (3rd gen) costs over $600,000 and has a battery of just 2018 mAh. No way it lasts three days!
In summary, the Moto G84 5G arrives to make life difficult for Samsung and Xiaomi. With a battery that promises to be the envy of the neighborhood, a high refresh rate display, and a price that can be paid in installments, it seems like a winner. If you’re looking for a phone that won’t leave you stranded, this is the one. Run to buy it before it sells out!
Updated Price Comparison
If you’re thinking about buying a new phone, these are the most sought-after models. All with 12 interest-free installments:
- Samsung Galaxy A55 – From $450,000 in 12 interest-free installments (VAFTS9-E4CH)
- Motorola Edge 50 Fusion – From $520,000 in 12 interest-free installments (VAFTS9-HVNV)
- Xiaomi Redmi Note – From $350,000 in 12 interest-free installments (VAFTS9-WF9A)
Approximate prices. 12 interest-free installments subject to each seller. Search for the codes on Mercado Libre.
¡Compré el Moto G84 5G y me llegó impecable! La batería me dura tres días, una locura. Lo re contra recomiendo, calidad-precio excelente.
¡Compré el Moto G84 5G y me llegó al toque! La batería es una locura, tres días sin cargarlo. Lo re recomiendo, una masa.