How the Motorola Moto G13 compares with phones you can buy today: how long it still gets updates, what a new phone would add and what you’d give up. Every number comes from official specs and update policies.
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We can’t give our take on the Motorola Moto G13: its maker hasn’t published how long it gets security updates. The phones below are still clear upgrades on specs.
We don’t have a US launch price for the Motorola Moto G13, so we compare it with budget and mid-range phones, going by US launch price or, without one, by the chipset. Choose “Any price” above to see every phone.
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Scores, speed and updates come from official specs, chip benchmarks (Geekbench 6, 3DMark) and the makers’ update policies. How we rate phones
Upgrading from the Motorola Moto G75 5G
Upgrading from the Motorola Edge 50 Neo
Upgrading from the Motorola Moto G35
Upgrading from the Motorola Edge 50
Upgrading from the Motorola Razr 2024
Upgrading from the Motorola Razr+ 2024
Upgrading from the Motorola Moto G85
Upgrading from the Motorola Edge (2024)Motorola hasn’t published an official update policy for the Motorola Moto G13, so we can’t say exactly when its security updates end. Check the phone’s settings for the date of its latest security patch.
Based on specs, the best upgrade we found is the TECNO Camon 50 Ultra 5G, with a PhoneRanked score of 7.4 vs 4.2 for the Motorola Moto G13. The newest model of the same family is the Motorola Moto G87. The best budget upgrade is the REDMI Note 15 Pro. We don’t have a US launch price for the Motorola Moto G13, so we looked at budget and mid-range phones, going by US launch price or, without one, by the chipset.
Going by the benchmarks of their chips, the TECNO Camon 50 Ultra 5G is about 3.2 times as fast as the Motorola Moto G13. In Geekbench 6 multi-core it scores 2,880 vs 1,430, and in the 3DMark Steel Nomad Light graphics test 406 vs 80.
