Motorola - moto g7 plus 64GB (Unlocked) - Black

Very good phone great price I never regret buying it.

Very upset with this product. Fell 2 feet on the back of the phone and shattered. Definitely not gorilla glass. Now I'm stuck with this shattered phone. Do not buy. I wish I could rate it a 0 instead of 1. Motorola went downhill after the first moto g

Great phone for the price. It doesn't have the round camera like the picture suggests. To find a case that fits exactly, search for a T-Mobile Revvlry Plus, but the choices will be limited. I am using a case for the round camera model and it fits fine. I paid 120 bucks so I cannot complain.

I've owned the Moto g7 plus for a bit over a week, and think I've learned enough to give it a preliminary review. This phone gets most things right, but a few (mostly minor) are tragically wrong. Compared to all phones I've played with, I give it a B- . Compared to other phones in it's price range, I give it an A-, maybe a straight A. First, this is a budget phone (currently $120 USD unlocked) and should be judged accordingly. It's spec are among the best for sub-$200 phones, and it mainly delivers on those specs. Frustratingly, where it falls short has nothing to do with compromising to hit a price point, but pure sloppy decisions. I'll do praises first, then the digs. First, the fit and finish is fantastic. It does not look or feel like a cheap phone at all, and is a delight to hold. The screen is bigger, faster, and brighter than anyone should expect. Viewing outside in medium sun from an angle wasn't a problem. The sound is close to the best I've ever heard on a phone. The stereo Dolby speakers sound as good as you could hope, it's a pleasure to listen to music without my earbuds. The OS is remarkably clean. Aside from a few Google apps you might not want, there is zero bloatware, that's a real blessing. Motorola's own software is brilliant, and you will want to use it. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth both set up with no problem (though that's probably due more to Android 10 than Motorola). The guts under the hood give you good speed (Asphalt 9 runs fine, albeit with eye candy turned down) and better than average battery life (though not as good as it's stablemate, the g7 power). Speaking of power, the turbo USB-C charger is the bomb. I was able to go from drained to 80% in 30 min. Lastly, on the good side, the rear-facing cameras are plenty good enough for most uses. (and if you're looking for a pro level cam, look elsewhere). Like I said, LOTS to like in this phone. Now to the dark side. While the rear cameras aren't bad for a budget phone, the front (selfie) camera is virtually broken. The depth of field settings don't work as advertised, and everything beyond about 4 feet is blurred. This seems like a stupid problem that should have been solved with a simple tweak. Next bonehead move, memory. 4 GB ram, 64 GB storage (expandable to 1 TB w/SD card) sounds really good. Except it's not. While you can store up to 1 TB on an SD card, you can only use it for media files. For apps, you're hard locked to 64 GB (actually about 50 GB useable, the OS takes a chunk). That is remarkably stupid, and avoidable. For many years, most phones that had an SD slot could use that storage for apps (especially ones you didn't need often). Even older, more primitive Motorola phones, including the g6 and g7 lines. 64 GB might be plenty of apps for most people, but not for all, and letting you put apps on an SD is just basic phone tech these days. This is an unforced error that didn't save Motorola a penny. The cord on the charger is unfortunately short. One more foot would have made a difference. The phone has only minimal water resistance. I live in a wet climate, so more would have been better, but again you get what you pay for. Protection brings me to my last point, and the one that irks me the most, but has nothing to do with the phone itself. There is no case for this phone, not anywhere on the planet, if you have the version with the "racetrack", or oval phone, the best you can do is an approximation that will never quite fit. This is especially infuriating because earlier iterations of this phone came with a simple clear shock case. Plenty for most people, and probably costs 80 cents to make. I sometimes am rough with my phones, and if I had known this ahead of time it would have been a show-stopper. I need to use my phone as a tool, not baby it like a hothouse orchid. So in sum, it's really a very good phone for the money, with some features that only show up at triple the price. I am very happy with the phone itself, but the lack of a case is a serious hinderance for me. If your use will mostly be inside, this might be a non-issue, and you can enjoy a way better than average phone that punches out of it's weight class. And remember, I'm just an ordinary Joe, with my own opinions.

Phones have come a long way from the days of a phone that had a single function -- to make and answer telephone calls. This is my first smart phone. I bought it because so many businesses now use a smart phone to access various offerings (you can pay by phone, have coupons on your phone, have a boarding pass on a phone, and on some cruise ships a cell phone will function as a super key card for opening a cabin door and making purchases onboard). The Moto G7 plus is beautiful and versatile and packed with a lot more stuff than I want or need and that's my only complaint -- I spend hours trying to learn what all those little icons stand for, and trying to make the phone do what I want it to do and look the way I want it to look but then, without warning, something else pops up that I didn't ask for and my attempts to get it off the screen take me to yet another screen that I didn't want to go to. A month from now I may feel that it is an always needed personal device, but the learning curve is annoying for now.

It is my first Motorola phone. Compared to my other phones, this one if very large. That is important because I have small hands. There are things that I have to consider due that that. But, otherwise, I do like the phone. When you press a key or touch the screen to perform an action, there is only one press or click. (That was the BANE of my previous phone; 3 clicks for one action! Like catching 3 buses to get across the street.) The colors are sharp and clear, as is the sound. I have a few health apps that I depend upon which use Bluetooth. They work well with this phone. That would have been a deal breaker. However I have experienced no issues so far. The camera is not as good as the last phone, but I am not using it for a profession, so I can abide it. This was an OMG, my phone broke and I need another TODAY, phone. I don't think I could have gotten as good a deal on a totally suitable substitute elsewhere, and definitely not as quickly. I am completely happy with my purchase and look forward to knowing my phone better in the long future.

This arrived as a T-Mobile REVVEL+ body a with a OVAL camera. Phone has the specifications and phone information of a Motorola G7+ phone. (In Android settings) NOT a round camera - View images of a REVVL+ Read in tech forums that Motorola made some combined one-off phone combo phone as the G8 was to be the new G model. Very strange. Great deal for the phone and performance. You MUST buy a phone case for a REVVEL+

I like this phone..It's bigger screen than my last one...g6play...But...This g7plus battery doesn't last as long as they say it does less I don't get on it much that day...Hard to do when It's the only phone you have...but still better than the last...Had it over 2 yrs and got where it would loose my calls and freeze up so this is a lot better....Hope it last longer...Thanks