The gold one is the standard 2GB/16GB version. This on is Prime (3GB/32GB).

The gold one has 1Gb less RAM and 16Gb less storage though.

Battery should last longer and is it such a big deal on a 5" screen? Bet it's better than the HTC One screen from a few years ago and that was more than good enough.

works fine straight from (the sealed) box with international rom, pretty much updates itself.

its well made, fast, easy to use and i find the camera is fine for day to day pics. cant really say anything bad about it to be fair.

​Go for the Xiaomi redmi note 4, if you get the global ones they can be switched on and used, very simple. I got mine in December and I love it. Especially the battery life.

There's lots of problems with 'ghost touch' on the G4 and Motorola customer 'service' is abysmal. My G4 has been sat in a drawer for months because it's unusable. It often takes months before the fault materialises.

​this uses a snapdragon 430, which might feel a bit slower than the g2. also got a slightly smaller screen

I would also like to know this. The title says 4G but previous comments are confusing.

Yes. You will notice a big difference in battery life, and bit better camera than the S4.

​That's a Moto G4 play.

Its going to be better than the moto G4 play but is it better than the G4 /Plus

​One includes delivery, I guess.

​The UK locale is never available, but the time on my Mi5 is perfect. Has been on all my other Xiaomi devices.

Time is set by the phone network, it is only messed up if you dont fit a SIM.

Yyou might notice a lack of European countries in the list - even though the Falkland Islands and South Georgia are listed!!

Phone is aimed at India, so setting to India usually gets a few extra goodies.

I should point out that this is a fairly old tech phone now, the basic tech spec is about 4 years old and you can buy a much newer tech phone from Xiaomi via AE for less money, that will be much faster.

Having said that, I have a similar era Xiaomi Note that is still supported and updated by Xiaomi on a regular basis.

Same here, although I'm in Aberdeenshire - a few miles closer to the Highlands but still around 100 miles away! Some sites even have their geographical charges in place when using Royal Mail where postage is set at a standard flat rate for UK delivery!

Bought 16GB version of this phone yesterday (still showing as £119.98) direct from the store in Huddersfield. No 3 pin plug, but has a standard USB charger lead included. As previously mentioned, no UK locale in setup, but used Morocco instead and it set up with correct UK time . I'm assuming time is via SIM provider after that. Was pre-installed with MIUI version 7, but soon prompted me to update with MIUI 8. The download for the update took a while. You are then prompted to install the update. When you do this screen changes to like a buffering circle, which lasted about 10 mins. (I almost panicked thinking my new phone had frozen in some sort of boot loop!) However, patience was rewarded and it rebooted just fine after update. Unlike previous Redmi phones, this comes pre-installed with Google store etc, so expected apps are included. Other than setting the locale to Morocco and doing the MIUI update, setup was as expected with any other UK android phone. It even set the Tesco SIM automatically for data. (Sometimes you have to add APN settings manually for Chinese phones). Seems to work just fine. Battery life seems very good. I've read this is a good phone for VR headsets, as it includes gyroscope & other sensors. My son loves the fingerprint scanner to access feature on the back of the phone. The MIUI interface organises all the apps on the home screen. You can organise these yourself using folders - there is no app drawer. (If you prefer an app draw, I suggest downloading Google Now launcher, free in the Google app store). The sim tray is a push pin affair (pin included in box). You can either use tray as sim/sim or sim/micro sd. No complaints.

Some of those specs are completely wrong. What phone are you looking at?