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New mobile phone
J_B
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Maybe ought to be in the mobile section, but ...
I have a Moto G31(W) running Android 12
It works reasonably well but just getting a little sluggish sometimes.
I've used 80GB of the 128 available
Looking for something that runs maybe a little faster
Must be Android and a dual sim facility
I don't really have a budget in mind ...
Should I be put off by mention of 'bloatware' by some when mentioning Samsung or doesn't it matter?
Any recommendations?
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If you after last bloatware, probably Pixel, Nothing/ CMF, Moto.J_B said:Maybe ought to be in the mobile section, but ...I have a Moto G31(W) running Android 12It works reasonably well but just getting a little sluggish sometimes.I've used 80GB of the 128 availableLooking for something that runs maybe a little fasterMust be Android and a dual sim facilityI don't really have a budget in mind ...Should I be put off by mention of 'bloatware' by some when mentioning Samsung or doesn't it matter?Any recommendations?
When you mention dual SIM, do you mean dual physical SIM? Is physical sim + eSIM acceptable?
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Why not simply swap up to the 256 GB Moto G55?
https://www.argos.co.uk/product/4335850
Dual SIM, essentially the same as you have now but a newer version. No bloatware with Moto phones.1 -
Are you after 2 physical SIM? Would 1 Physical SIM + 1 eSIM OK for you?1
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But, that seems to say .... SIM card type: nano SIM and eSIM.Grumpy_chap said:Why not simply swap up to the 256 GB Moto G55?
https://www.argos.co.uk/product/4335850
Dual SIM, essentially the same as you have now but a newer version. No bloatware with Moto phones.
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Hmmmm, yes it does. I have had several Moto G series phones and they have two physical SIM slots so I did not read any further.J_B said:
But, that seems to say .... SIM card type: nano SIM and eSIM.Grumpy_chap said:Why not simply swap up to the 256 GB Moto G55?
https://www.argos.co.uk/product/4335850
Dual SIM, essentially the same as you have now but a newer version. No bloatware with Moto phones.
It does seem as though you are correct - I checked on the actual Motorola website which states:SIM Card- Dual SIM (1 physical Nano SIM + eSIM)
That seems not to meet your requirement.
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You could have a look at OnePlus Nord CE5 if you after something around £200. I think bloatware are removable on OnePlus phone.
Some of the phones from Xiaomi/ Redmi and Samusng with 2 physical SIM + eSIM (Only 2 SIM activate at one time). However if bloatware bother you, that probably not the brand to pick.
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