It is interesting that the weaker G85 model has a better and more accurate GPS than the better Edge 40 neo. What does it depend on? On the weather conditions?

They've dropped down in price a fair bit, going for around $300Aussie or $200USD. Which, for 256gig internal storage, 12gig of RAM, an ok'ish processor, and reasonable performance, is pretty good.

I'm not sure it can even use the whole 12gig of RAM (the Snapdragon 695 specs state 8gig maximum), so sometimes it does slow-mode with larger local LLMs that aren't using the full 12gig (it bottles out after 8gig). But otherwise, a little trooper of a workhorse phone. Not perfect, but for $200, pretty well specced in almost every capability for that price.

Great review! Just wanted to point out that the PWM frequency reading the scope shows is likely wrong. It's weird for the PWM frequency to be lower than the refresh rate of the screen, luckily there's a screenshot of the scope and sometimes frequency counters on scopes are weird so I double checked and that looks to be around 625Hz not 90Hz. 625Hz also matches some of your other motorola reviews. Also, on OLEDs I think PWM is standard, not quite sure on that just making sure the comparisons done take that into account.

For me the signal-to-noise ratio of the headphone jack is important but it isn't mentioned afaics.

The user-interface of this platform is remarkably straightforward, making the task of transferring money from France to India a breeze. Every step of the transaction process is well-guided, ensuring users face no hurdles. The competitive exchange rates are an additional boon, ensuring recipients get a fair value of the transferred funds. This blend of simplicity and competitive rates renders transfer money from france to india a compelling choice for cross-border money transfers.