I love Motorola phones mainly for their near-stock Android experience, but they do have a bloatware problem. Beyond the usual Google apps, you get close to a dozen Motorola apps preinstalled, and not all of them are actually useful. I went through all of them recently on my Moto G84, uninstalling everything I didn’t need, and my phone has felt noticeably snappier since.
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