Moto G200, Realme GT Neo 2 & Apple Self-Service Repair | Fast Charge 92
Didn’t everyone get the memo that it’s the end of the year and they’re supposed to stop launching phones?
Motorola just dropped five new G-series phones, led by theMoto G200: a surprisingly powerful Snapdragon 888+-powered device that’s targeting the mid-range market at €449. It’s joined by the Moto G71, G51, G41, and G31, with prices ranging down to €200 – even with waterproofing across the lot of them.
Realme also held a launch event this week, though at least this was primarily for the European launch of devices we’d seen elsewhere. Still, theGT Neo 2looks like a very competitive mid-range option (read our reviewto find out why), and theRealme Padmarks yet another major Android brand throw a new tablet out into the market.
Finally, Apple has taken the major step of letting iPhone owners do their own repairs. The newSelf-Service Repair programmewill let consumers buy tools and parts to repair their own phones, and eventually MacBooks and more. Is this a revolutionary step towards sustainability by Apple, or just San Cupertino bowing to regulatory pressure before it gets forced to?
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