Moto G Stylus (2023)

Bizarrely, no. In an incredibly frustrating, highly criticized move, Motorola actually severely downgraded the main screen from a genuinely sharp 1080p resolution to a highly pixelated, extremely low-quality 720p display.

Yes! After highly frustratingly formally removing them entirely in 2021 and 2022 to actively cut costs, Motorola finally mercifully officially brought back highly capable dual stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos support.

Absolutely not. The highly aging budget MediaTek Helio G85 processor is incredibly sluggish, deliberately frequently causing highly noticeable stuttering and severe lag during even highly basic, everyday multitasking.

Unbelievably, no. Despite formally legally being officially released in 2023, the standard Moto G Stylus completely lacks any 5G connectivity, effectively artificially restricting you entirely to older, noticeably slower 4G LTE networks.

It formally physically perfectly remains exactly the completely same. It is a completely entirely passive, purely basic 'dumb' capacitive stylus formally equipped with absolutely no Bluetooth, absolutely no buttons, and absolutely zero pressure sensitivity.