Experience big-screen entertainment and dependable performance with the new Motorola moto g06.
Motorola has launched the Motorola moto g06, a smartphone designed to deliver top-tier entertainment and performance for under $200. It’s the biggest display ever on a moto g device, with a 6.88-inch HD+ screen built for movies, games, and everyday scrolling. High Brightness Mode keeps visuals sharp even under sunlight, and Water Touch tech means you can use it with wet fingers.
The stereo speakers feature Dolby Atmos® and Bass Boost, creating immersive sound for music and video lovers. Inside, the 50MP AI camera captures vibrant photos using Quad Pixel technology and AI enhancements, while Google Photos tools like Magic Eraser and Photo Unblur make editing effortless.
Performance stays smooth with up to 12GB of RAM (via RAM Boost) and 64GB of storage, expandable to 1TB. The Motorola moto g06 runs all day on its 5200mAh battery, backed by Battery Care tech that extends lifespan even after hundreds of charge cycles.
Built tough with Corning® Gorilla® Glass 3 and IP64 protection, it can handle splashes and the daily grind. It also includes ThinkShield® and the Moto Secure App for privacy and device protection, plus Android 15 straight out of the box.
Available in three PANTONE colours, the moto g06 offers exceptional value and reliability — proving you don’t have to spend big to get a great phone.
RRP: $179 at JB Hi-Fi, Harvey Norman, The Good Guys, and Vodafone.
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2 comments
Murray
I’ve been an iPhone user for a long time, but I hate the way apple does things with emails, and also my music files .. is there ANYONE who has gone from IOS to Android and not regretted it ..?
Ray Shaw
Hi Murray
Statistics lie, but here are some that are reasonably accurate. About 80% of the world uses Android, ergo 20% give or take uses iOS. Android has a 91% customer retention rate. iPhone’s retention rate is about 85%. 18% of iPhone users are former Android users, while only 11% of Android users made the switch from Apple.
Two significant reasons for making the switch to Android are user experience and affordability. I have used both and would never consider iOS for its locked-in walled garden. But that is me as a techie. I have friends who swapped from iOS to Android, and it only took a couple of weeks before they were saying, “Why didn’t we do it sooner?”. Most users stick with iOS because they feel locked in with iTunes, iCloud, iMessages, etc. Pretty well everything you typically do on iOS is on Android. Apple does not make it easy to switch. Her is how https://www.android.com/intl/en_au/switch-to-android/