factory settings, safe mode and volume/authorisations, it is more likely to be the firmware than an app. Try the following: - Check if a system update is available. - Reset the default ringtone in the phone app settings (even if one is already set). - Test a different ringtone (not a downloaded one, but one from the standard list). - Briefly remove/insert SIM. - If possible, test with another SIM to rule out a network error. If none of this helps → error probably on the software side. In this case, the only option is to wait for an update from Motorola.

Thanks for pointing that out, you're absolutely right. iOS belongs exclusively to Apple devices. This product naturally runs Android. As far as we know, the smartphone will be delivered with Android 14.

Yes, you can use the Motorola Moto G35 (256 GB, Midnight Black, 6.72", SIM + eSIM, 50 MPx, 5G) with a data-only eSIM like the one from Redteago and share the internet connection with your laptop via a mobile hotspot.

The Motorola model has a side-mounted fingerprint scanner, which means it has a fingerprint function. Information about Face ID is not included in the data provided, but there are videos showing how to set up Face Lock, suggesting that there is some form of facial recognition. Regarding the fast charging function, the information provided mentions that the device has a 5000 mAh battery with 18 watt TurboPower charging function.