The main USP of this device however, is the IPX7 certification, which means the device is water proof upto 1 metre and for a maximum time of 30 minutes. Now, that does not mean you dive straight into the pool with this device in your pocket, but essentially, if something like that does happen, or if the device suffers an accidental fall into some water, it will be able to take it without problems. The only condition is that the back panel must be correctly fit in order for the water proofing to hold good.
Another selling point for the Moto G 3rd Gen is the 13 MP rear camera and 5MP front camera setup that has been given. Now, on paper, Motorola claims that the sensors in this device is the same as the camera sensors on the Moto X 2nd Gen, but whether or not that is true, and exactly how good the camera is will be answered in the review article.
All in all, the Moto G 3rd Gen. Looks like a device that promises to deliver more punch than what you have paid for. Will it? Stay tuned for the full on review article and find out for yourself.
