Motorola - Moto G Plus (5th Gen) 4G LTE with 32GB Memory Cell Phone (Unlocked) - Lunar Gray

I have not used the phone as much as I would like because it's a second phone that I'm going to use for my business but this is my impression so far: it is an amazing phone it's really fast it seems really well-made and feels good in my hand by the way I'm a fairly big guy everything works including the camera and the microphone up-to-date version Android is really great. The software that comes with it is unobtrusive and works really well for stuff like navigation and voice commands. The battery life at least for my uses been phenomenal. The more I use this phone the more I like it and that makes it hard for me to believe that I got it for only a little over $200. Crazy good deal. Moto 5 plus gets my vote as the best budget Android smartphone so far. Octa-core CPU, 5 MP front facing , 12 MP rear, finger print sensor, nice screen , sd card slot , dusl sim, etc etc. Checks all the boxes.

Hard to find a better phone at this price point. Attractive design, solid camera, sharp screen. Single speaker my major complaint.

Did a lot of research in advance and settled on this as to he best mid-range phone for me before having to spend a lot more for the next level up

This phone is the best!! Affordable price and it really works good.

This is one of the most unenjoyable phones I have ever owned. It was horribly difficult to manage security and the manual on/off volume buttons were poorly placed and so close together it was a nightmare. My husband's g4 had a better operating system among other available updates that were not available for the g5 plus!?! Way too expensive to put up with

Overall a good phone.. I like the camera and is a light phone

My original phone was a Nexus 5x, absolutely loved this phone and got very spoiled by the quick updates and stock Android, but only had 16 GB of storage and the Nougat update pretty much took up all the space, so sold it and tried a Zte Axon 7 mini (had a few issues and definitely no 5x in the software dept), Moto X pure (solid phone but I broke the screen) Honor 5x (work well at first but again software problems later). Now with all that said, it would be logical for me to find something that was as zippy as my Nexus with more storage and stock Android. Which brings us to the Motot G Plus an answer to my needs with a fantastic price tag, sure there are cons that some reviewers are crying about such as ads, speaker not as loud as an iPhone 7 (really??? lol) and having to tap the fingerprint twice to wake. Now these may be deal breakers for some but not I, and more focus on a phone that just got released with no major bugs, very good performance and battery life, at least in my case, I stream music during bike rides 2-4 hours, use google maps, bike app, 2-3 calls per day and still have around 70% at 10pm, and more bells and whistles such as gorgeous screen, outstanding camera (despite some other reviews who state picture quality is bad? maybe they are professional photographers or all comparing it to iPhones 7's ?).

For just under $230 (pre-tax), this phone is a good buy. Cons: Wish placement of power button and volume controls were reversed or power button was moved to too of phone. Has locked up a few times and will not work with one of my favorite apps, TimeTune. (Stops working when I attempt to restore data from Google Drive.) I was told that the speakerphone sound quality is lacking. Unfortunately, Clipboard is less than desirable. At times, it does not launch when text is selected. Also, it does not have a built-in Clip Tray to facilitate copy/cut/paste functions. Pros: Nice size. The handset call sound quality is great. The camera takes quality photos and videos. Comes with tool to open Sim Card/SD Card compartment. Does not overheat like older phones. Has terrific battery life. Overall, I am satisfied with this phone and would recommend it to someone looking for a reasonably priced, unlocked smart phone.