Galaxy A15 vs Motorola Moto G13
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Galaxy A15
Starting at
£112.59£169.00 new
Motorola Moto G13
Starting at
£115.00What's the difference between the Galaxy A15 and Motorola Moto G13?
Galaxy A15 vs Motorola Moto G13 comes down to the chipset, screen type and front camera. Refurbished, the Galaxy A15 starts at £112.59, £2.41 less than the Motorola Moto G13.
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Chipset
Screen type
Front camera
Weight
- Chipset: Mediatek Helio G99 (6nm) on the Galaxy A15, Mediatek MT6769Z Helio G85 (12 nm) on the Motorola Moto G13.
- The Galaxy A15 has an OLED screen.
- The Galaxy A15 has a higher-resolution front camera: 13 megapixels vs 8 megapixels.
Galaxy A15 vs Motorola Moto G13 specs
The Galaxy A15 and Motorola Moto G13 share the same release year and battery capacity, making both suitable for daily use with solid endurance. The Galaxy A15 suits you if you want a sharper, brighter screen with a Super AMOLED display and higher resolution, plus more detailed selfies from its 13 megapixel front camera. The Moto G13 fits those who prefer a lighter phone with dual SIM support and a simpler screen technology. Both models have the same main camera resolution and storage size, so photo and app space are similar. Performance differs in chipset technology, which may affect speed and efficiency, with the Galaxy A15 using a newer fabrication process for its processor.
Galaxy A15 vs Motorola Moto G13 price
Colour
Storage
- 128GBSold out
Galaxy A15 vs Motorola Moto G13 battery life and software updates
Both phones offer the same battery size and run Android, supporting reliable daily use. Neither is foldable and both came out in 2023, so they share a recent design era.
Battery Capacity
Both the Galaxy A15 and Motorola Moto G13 have a 5000 mAh battery, which gives you plenty of power to get through a full day or more. This capacity suits users who value long battery life for everyday tasks like browsing, calls, and media.
Operating System
Both phones run Android, which means you get access to a wide range of apps and features. This common platform suits users familiar with Android or those who want a flexible and customisable experience.
Battery
Fast charging
Foldable
Software updates
Year of release
Galaxy A15 vs Motorola Moto G13 performance
Performance centres on the chipset and RAM, with both phones offering 4 GB of memory and 128GB of storage. The chipset fabrication process differs, which influences efficiency and speed.
Processor Technology
The Galaxy A15 uses a Mediatek Helio G99 chipset built on a 6 nm process, while the Moto G13 uses a Mediatek MT6769Z Helio G85 on a 12 nm process. The smaller 6 nm technology in the Galaxy A15 can help with better power efficiency and potentially smoother performance during multitasking or gaming.
Memory and Storage
Both phones come with 4 GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, which suits everyday use like running apps, browsing, and storing photos or videos. This balance helps keep the user experience steady without needing extra memory for basic tasks.
Chipset
RAM
Galaxy A15 vs Motorola Moto G13 screen
Screen quality varies significantly between these two phones, affecting how content looks and feels to use. Both share the same screen size and refresh rate, offering similar smoothness and viewing space.
Display Type
The Galaxy A15 has a Super AMOLED screen, which generally delivers richer colours and deeper blacks. This makes it a great choice if you watch videos or enjoy vibrant visuals. The Moto G13 uses an IPS LCD, which offers good colour accuracy and brightness but without the same level of contrast.
Resolution
The Galaxy A15 has a resolution of 1080 x 2340, providing a sharper and clearer picture. This suits anyone who browses photos, reads text, or streams video often. The Moto G13 has a 720 x 1600 resolution, which works well for everyday use but with less detail visible on screen.
Screen Size and Refresh Rate
Both phones have a 6.5 inch screen and a 90 Hz refresh rate. This means you get a large, comfortable viewing area with smooth scrolling or animations on either device.
Refresh rate
Resolution
Screen size
Screen type
Galaxy A15 vs Motorola Moto G13 camera
Camera performance is important for capturing moments. Both phones have the same main camera resolution but differ in front camera detail.
Main Camera
The Galaxy A15 and Moto G13 both feature a 50 megapixel main camera, which suits users looking to take detailed photos with good resolution. This makes them comparable for general photography needs.
Front Camera
The Galaxy A15 has a 13 megapixel front camera, ideal if you take many selfies or video calls and want clearer, more detailed images. The Moto G13 has an 8 megapixel front camera, suitable for everyday selfies and video chat with slightly less detail.
Camera type
Front camera
Main camera
Galaxy A15 vs Motorola Moto G13 size and design
Other practical differences include weight, size, SIM options, and carrier compatibility, all of which affect daily handling and use.
Carrier and SIM Options
Both phones are unlocked, meaning you can use them with any compatible UK network. The Galaxy A15 uses a single physical SIM card, which suits users with one line. The Motorola Moto G13 offers dual physical SIM support, which is useful if you want to manage two numbers on the same phone.
Dimensions and Weight
The Moto G13 is slightly lighter at 183 g compared to the Galaxy A15 at 200 g, making it easier to carry for those who prefer a lighter phone. The Moto G13 is also a bit taller and narrower, which may affect grip and pocket fit.
Expandable Storage
Both phones support microSDXC cards, allowing you to add more storage if needed. This is handy if you want to store more photos, music, or apps beyond the built-in 128GB.
Carrier compatibility
Connector
Depth
Height
Mobile network
SD card slot
SIM card
Weight
Width
Galaxy A15 or Motorola Moto G13: which should you buy?
Buy the Galaxy A15 if
- you want to spend less: it starts at £112.59, £2.41 less than the Motorola Moto G13
- you want an OLED screen
- you want a higher-resolution front camera (13 megapixels vs 8 megapixels)
Buy the Motorola Moto G13 if
- you want a lighter build (183 g vs 200 g)
What our customers say
Customers say the Galaxy A15 looks like new and often exceeds expectations for a refurbished phone. Many mention its good battery life, solid camera performance, and clear screen quality. Some users note the phone can be a bit slow at times but still find it reliable for everyday use. The easy setup and consistent condition make it a popular choice for all ages, including first-time smartphone users and gift buyers.
Reviews for the Motorola Moto G13 describe it as being in very good condition and satisfactory for its price. Some users appreciate the phone for their children or as a secondary device. There are mentions of occasional screen freezing and the need for a PIN verification, which have affected some experiences. Overall, users find it to be a fair option with good specs for everyday tasks and appreciate its lighter weight and dual SIM feature.
The Galaxy A15 suits those who want a vivid display and sharper front camera for selfies, with stable performance. The Moto G13 is well suited to users who prefer a lighter phone with dual SIM support and good basic features for daily use.
Galaxy A15 vs Motorola Moto G13 FAQs
Galaxy A15 vs Motorola Moto G13 comes down to the chipset, screen type and front camera. Chipset: Mediatek Helio G99 (6nm) on the Galaxy A15, Mediatek MT6769Z Helio G85 (12 nm) on the Motorola Moto G13. The Galaxy A15 has an OLED screen.
The Galaxy A15 is cheaper refurbished, from £112.59 compared with £115 for the Motorola Moto G13.
Both have the same battery: 5000 mAh.
Both have the same main camera: 50 megapixels.
The Galaxy A15 gets updates until Dec 2028. We don't have published update dates for the Motorola Moto G13.
Both come in 128GB refurbished.
