Class part, more is needed for most people not sure (who has battery problems, see at the bottom)

After more than 2.5 years with my Samsung Nexus i9250 Google (AMOLED), I have long wondered how much I need Smartphone ever. Recently bought my partner the LG L90 and I was so surprised that it everything necessary was good for relatively little money. After further research, I then came across the (still) best in class - the Moto G2 and a collared at Aldi (had 4 branches in the morning to leave at 8 to get a).

But now to the Moto G2:
++ Value TOP (approx. EUR 140 at Aldi)
+ 2 SIM cards, memory expansion possible and sensible
o Caution: Micro-SIM card, this had to get break from the SIM card - but all went well :-)
+ Battery life, good 2 days (at 3 hrs. Reception, no calls, a lot of surfing and mails over WLAN)
+ 5-inch display, narrow margins, yet handy housing
+ Very good, no-frills quality housing, housing cover optional color interchangeable.
+ Display bright, neutral color (Samsung was yellowish), sharp and contrasty, absolutely fine and perfectly adequate '
o 'compared with AMOLED display which Feinschärfe-, Blickwinkelstabilität- etc. recognizable but not really disturbing.
+ When commissioning already had Android 5.0.2 on it (as of 05.2015)
+ Android 5 runs flawlessly and it has become clear and tidy adult '
+ 'Motorola has made no or minimal revision on Android
+ 'Few Motorola app's but were installed.
+ Processor and graphics are fast enough for it 'normal' benefits (surfing, mail, multimedia's) '
+ 'At fast leaves of 20 MP images went the Samsung with Android 4.3 after a few pictures in the' knee ', the Moto G2 run continuously through the - class.
+ Most are of the 1 GB RAM still around. 450 MB free (located safely on Andorid 5, when the Samsung RAM has always been more than 90% occupied)
o no LTE, no NFC
o immediately after commissioning were still 4.68 GB of approx. 8 GB available.
- No replaceable battery 'has to be something really?

Conclusion: TOP, for most certainly more than adequate. Identify any really serious weaknesses. Apart from the matter of the non-removable battery. I think that should be banned, because the product cycle is shortened and given it. So unfortunately, the Samsung Tab-S! Hopefully not a new trend.
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Another addendum to the battery:
At first I was not thrilled that ruckzuck the battery is empty. After some research, I tried the following with success:

Battery in normal use can be empty until the smatphone shuts itself down. Wait a few hours and then for a good 4 hrs. To the charger.

For me, the miracle has caused now, the charge level held significantly tougher, so in low to moderate use sometimes 4-5 Tg. Possible were (previously only max. 2.5). It should be noted yet that I already have the adaptive brightness used from the outset, especially since it works very well.