Motorola Moto Book 60: The Beginning, Full of Promise and Few Flaws.

Motorola's foray into laptop computing with Moto Book 60 is, after all, a first-time attempt. It now wants its technical algorithms honed into a successful run on the smartphone side into the laptop arena. This laptop is designed chiefly for the budget segment, and is quite fun to use for students or for light office work.

Design and Build Quality

The design of the Moto Book 60 is neat; some would call it modern. Its thinness and metallic finish body seem to pay elegant tribute to the looks, though it feels slightly plasticky while holding it. The weight is around 1.5 kg, which adds to the portability.

Display and Sound

Picture quality is reasonably good on the 14-inch Full HD IPS display, with average color reproduction being somewhat forgiven due to this exorbitant price. The speaker is incredibly much average; on the one hand, good enough for video conferencing and online classes, it would rather disappoint music lovers.

Performance and Hardware

The Moto Book 60 is built on an Intel Core i3 processor with 8GB RAM and 512GB SSD on light multitasking, browsing, running light office applications, but feels lagging for heavy software or gaming.

Battery and Connectivity

A 40Wh battery sets it around 6-7hr usually. Conventional USB-A, USB-C ports, HDMI, and a 3.5mm audio jack make the cut. Good Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity work beautifully.

Software Additions and User Experience

The Moto Book 60 comes pre-installed with Windows 11 Home edition, a usual case for users familiarised in the environment. Average responses from the touchpad and keyboard; otherwise, the typing experience on the keyboard could have been better.

Future Prospects of Motorola Moto Book 60

The Motorola Moto Book 60 must still be a credible step forward, hinting at more robust laptops in the pipeline. The specifications may be enough for an online class or for use by the occasional student or light-office worker, but they do not suffice for a tech-stiff. Should Motorola build such feedback into their process, they might emerge as a formidable competitor on the future laptop earth.