A Quick Comparison Between Panasonic p55 & Moto G 2nd Gen 2014

The budget phone market is expanding in India and it has strengthened the economy and communication technology in the country. There are several esteemed players of the affordable mobile phone market and the renowned ones are Panasonic and Motorola, Panasonic the established Japan based firm has launched its classic Panasonic p55 product and Moto G 2nd Generation is a popular phone by the acclaimed American brand Motorola.

There is no better feeling than owning a vibrant reasonable phone, the design and vibrancy power of Panasonic p55 and Moto G XT1068 is mind blowing. It is a tough decision to choose between the two and it requires hours of deep thought process. To make life more convenient for you, let’s compare the two phones and pick out the more desirable piece.

Design:

Panasonic p55 like other devices of its kind sports a classy design; it’s got a solid professional build. It is awe-inspiring at first sight and the outer white layer adds deep style character. It is a lengthy attractive phone, with a measurement of 7.9mm, and handling it is convenient, the power and volume rocker buttons are strategically located, and so is the micro-SD channels and removable battery compartment. The intensely vivid display is tailored with potent polycarbonate material. The entire arrangement is neat with minimal room for overlap.

The new 2014 Moto G is the second-generation model and its design architecture is classy, packed with stunningly attractive colourful display and a professional pristine white outline.  The second generation Moto G is an improvement from its predecessor, it is engineered with superior speakers to offer enhanced acoustic rhythm and a larger screen and it is also a dual SIM phone. Along with the upgrading comes drawback, Motorola has decided to remove 4G network and the capacity is reduced to 3G.

Display:

With just a glance it is easy to predict the admirable display power of Panasonic p55 and it has a 1280×720 pixels resolution power and the brightness effect is vivid throughout the 5.5 inch display. The screen size is decent, sufficient enough to attract customers and it also has a LCD panel. The multi-touch output is good and the pixel density is not on par with others of its kind, the display capacity of the devise is good but not to the level of others in its class.

The 2nd Gen Moto G is engineered with an efficient 5 inch IPS screen, and it is an enhancement from 4.5 inch screen used in its predecessor.  The increased screen does not support improved resolution. It has the same 1280×720 resolution, which means a reduction in pixel density which is now 294ppi against 329ppi incorporated into the earlier device.  Motorola has retained the multi-hued effect of second-generation Moto G, the color co-ordination is still as splendid as ever, the viewing angles are exemplary and the brightness impact is decent.

Software:

Panasonic p55 powers efficient Android 4.4.4 KitKat software, versatile enough to support a range of apps and features. Its software power supports convenient and fun everyday usage and users can access series of music and connectivity options such as Gesture play, music café and Pop-i player, GPS, Bluetooth 4.0 and Wi-Fi.

The 2014 second generation Moto G is engineered with a robust 4.4.4 Android KitKat software, (now running Android Lollipop) the phone has the Migrate app, which enables users to transfer data from Moto G to an iPhone or any other powerful Android smartphone. The Assist app is an innovative beneficial app that signals the performing activity of the user, and it sends an alert when the owner is browsing a text message or driving.

Hardware:

Panasonic P55 functions on a 1.2 GHz quad core processor powered by 1GB RAM memory power, and it is likely to run on Snapdragon 400 unit. Moto G is powered by an impressive Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 Quad-core 1.2 GHz core processor

 Camera:

Panasonic P55 is equipped with an efficient 8MP AF back camera, and the video capturing power is creditworthy and it has the capacity to record full HD 1080p videos. The front camera is built with 2MP capacity and ideal to engage in amazing endless selfie moments.

The 2014 Moto G 2nd Gen has enhanced camera technology from the earlier model; it has 2 MP front sensor and 8 MP rear sensor. The LED flash is retained and its video capturing power is retained at 720p, and is packed with advanced camera technologies such as panorama, touch focus, face detection, slow-motion video, and geo-tagging.

 Battery:

Panasonic P55 functions on a decent 2500 mAh battery power which means it is long lasting and sufficient for extended usage in a day.

While the Moto G is equipped with a versatile 2,070 mAh battery also enough to handle a series of apps and downloads and talk time for a whole day.

Conclusion:

Panasonic P55 and Moto G are packed with equal level of professionalism and sophistication, 2014 Moto G and Panasonic p55 has multi-hued display. Panasonic p55 has 5.5 inch screen display and a competition beater over the 5 inch screen engineered on second generation Moto G.  The 2014 Moto G and Panasonic p55 have equally powerful software technology and the two phones have innumerable apps, and owners can have endless fun with the phones. The hardware capacity of both phones are equally praiseworthy and pretty versatile for a mid budget piece. The second-generation Moto G has more impactful camera technology compared to Panasonic p55, the p55 is however a superior make to engage in endless selfie moments. Panasonic p55 is engineered with higher intensity of battery durability.

The ownership price offered by Panasonic p55 and Moto G is immense, and both pieces portray remarkable displays.  The two phones represent the advancement in mobile colour co-ordination technology. Moto G 2nd Gen and Panasonic p55 is well-suited to capture noteworthy events such as Birthday’s, Anniversary’s and celebration moments.  The devises are perfect to shoot awe-inspiring scenery and breathtakingly designed architecture, and your holiday memories will be cherished forever.  So chose the more desired phone and enjoy the ownership experience to the core.

About Author: The author is an expert in mobile technology and loves to write about different handsets launched. He has listed the specifications Panasonic p55 for the readers to make an informed buying decision.