Motorola - Moto G Power 2021 (Unlocked) 64GB Memory - Flash Gray

BEST CELL PHONE I EVER HAD EXCELLENT PHONE I LOVE THIS PHONE

Let me start by saying this is the first Motorola smart phone I've ever owned, as I've generally owned Samsung products. My previous phone was the LG G6, which I loved, but it finally went completely whacko, so we had to part ways. I'm not very tech savvy, and it takes me a while to learn new things, so it was a little intimidating to leave behind my Samsungs. My daughter already owns the Moto Stylus, and assured me I'd be fine. I activated the Moto G Power 24 hours ago, but I've already gotten some screen time to be able to post this. On to specifics. I started out yesterday with a full charge. Except for sleep and doing my daytime job for 5 hours, I've been using it pretty much nonstop. I haven't charged it and I am only down to 46%, so the battery is already better than I'm used to. This also has other features I wasn't familiar with, but are kind of nice to have. The easiest things I was able to figure out on my own (yay me!), and the harder things my daughter was able to talk me through. It's also bigger than my previous phones, but the more powerful battery can account for part of that. The body is plastic, which I feel helps to keep the weight down. Even for its size, it's easy to handle. And having the power button/fingerprint sensor on the side makes it convenient. I haven't taken very many pictures yet, but the few I've taken are pretty good. Not like pro cameras you'd spend hundreds of dollars on, but since they're being taken with a phone, they hold up pretty well. The screen is large, making it easy to see things well. However, the only complaint I have is that the clarity could be better. My LG G6 was smaller, but had a fantastic viewing experience. This Motorola is really good, but not great. That being said, I don't do a large amount of watching TV or movies on my phone, so I'm okay with it. All in all, it's not a high-end model, but for the price, it's really decent and already fun. I'm glad I made the switch and joined the Motorola family.

This phone is awesome! I had a moto that I broke and replaced with a stylo 6 which was a huge mistake. I had the Stylo less than a month before I sold it and bout this phone. This phone is fast and has some really cool features! The feature I like the most is the screen reader for incoming calls. It plays a recording to the caller that informs them you are screening the call and ask them to state why they are calling. The response reads across your screen and then gives you options to either report the call as spam or take the call ect. If you mark it as spam the recording will instruct the caller to remove your number from their calling list then says goodbye and hangs up. This is only one of the many cool features the Motorola phones offer! I love Motorola!

Pros: Fast response; large screen; loud speaker with a little actual bass. Cons: A little thick and heavy (but that's how the phone can last 2 days of moderate to heavy use without a charge). Some features missing (NFC and wireless charging, but allowable for price point). The Moto G Power 2021 does not have all the bells & whistles of the flagship Apple or Samsung or even Motorola, but at quarter the price, about $250, it is an excellent phone. The screen is large and has great clarity. For a cell phone, the speaker is loud and clear enough to listen to while taking a shower without the need for a bluetooth speaker; it is water resistant enough for a bathtub or shower, no problem. The phone's responsse is quick. The best thing is that with this new upgrade for me from my previous Moto G5 Plus, which lagged ever so much in its later days (still working but had to upgrade), the GPS works ever so quick - no more corrected directions 5 seconds after I miss the turn, now the adjustment is almost immediate. The battery is large and will actually last 24 to 36 hours of moderate to heavy use - web surfing, app suage, GPS usage and listening to music, alternating almost continuously.

This phone replaced my Motorola G6 and after using now for two weeks I think I prefer my G6. The Motorola Power's speaker is poorly located on the bottom of the phone. I find myself continually and unintentionally placing my finger over the speaker while using the phone. The speaker sounds tinny even after changing the speaker settings. Texting isn't smooth as the buttons seem to freeze up from time to time. The phone's screen is much larger and the phone does entail many shortcuts to apps by the flick of the wrist but for me these paths weren't necessary. I continue to hope I adjust to the phone and feel based on the technology was a good value as compared to other competitors offerings. I wish I would have held off on this purchase and stuck with my G6.

I've been using the Moto G line for quite a few years now. This G Power has the storage for my needs and I'm enjoying it like the others. I also love buying my phone outright and finding cheap reliable service elsewhere.

Hope it lasts lomger than the 5 mo. old Moto G7 it is replacing.

Seems to be a good product. Had a x4 motorola before. Tied of buying over priced phones. The shine wears off fast. Keep putting out quality products moto.