Customer Ratings & Reviews

I work from home using my phone most times. This Phone works well for it. I also like that I can ad all the needed apps without running out of space.

I love Motorola phones! Lots of bells and whistles and looks good too. Very fast. Love the fingerprint unlock.

I took my time and I'm glad I bought this phone. Has a great battery life, easy to set up and 4gb ram and 64gb storage is more than enough for what I need

My primary reason for purchasing this phone was to get better sound when talking to someone who was also on a cell phone. This sound is much better.

fast and great processor. It is easy to use this phone with only one hand, the fingerprint reader works fast , I highlight autonomy along with fast charger

The phone had all of the features needed for my mother. It is a basic smart phone that provides basic functionality. It is great for a beginner in the smart phone arena.

Would like to be able to see the number of new messages and phone calls on the task bar. Unable to delete specific messages, have to go into messages and then delete them

In the beginning I couldn't figure out how to answer a call once I figured that out this phone is everything I needed in a phone and more. Has more features than my Galaxy 5.

This phone is very good for the price range. I would recommend this phone to anyone who wants something up to date and doesn't want to spend more than $200

To date I have problems with Bluetooth connections in vehicles - my old Samsung hooked up automatically in my truck over and over, Moto G won't do that! The Moto G won't download pictures sent in text messages! It just grinds away saying "Downloading" but nothing appears! It doesn't like Messenger but keeps wanting to use its Messages app! I like to use my smartphone for online orders, and have not had good success using PayPal with this phone. It seems like it doesn't interface data with Paypal... ! Have ended up with some duplicate orders (never happened with my Samsung)! One other minor point, my hearing aid manufacturer came out with an app to control my hearing aids with a smartphone! This worked seamlessly with my Samsung, won't work at all with the Moto G! Spent an hour with dealer's hearing aid tech on phone with hearing aid app specialist and found the Moto G phone doesn't provide the high frequency signals the hearing aids work on! So considering all these things, I have just talked myself into ordering a new phone from a service provider now that they are selling them! That will give me one place to go for phone and service provider support issues!

This is a budget phone which was steal at $200 price point, perfect for my dad. He loves it and is still using it.

Bought it for the kid who is tough on phones. Yet his features ended up better then mine. Oh and it's paid off with no monthly charges.

Ok, let me start off by saying something blunt... most of you DO NOT NEED an $800 phone! Phone prices have gone nuts the last couple of years or so. Top-end or "flagship" phones are now reaching $1,000 (or more). Are they really worth it for what you get? I say not really. The Moto G5 plus can do 90% or more of what the flagship phones can do, at literally one-third or one-forth the price. You get a good 5.2" 1080p screen, a decent mid-range processor that can handle anything except the highest processing games. An improved camera that isn't quite as good as a flagship, but good enough for most folks. Mico SD slot for storage expansion. Fingerprint reader that's FAST, and yep, a becoming extinct headphone jack, too. If you spend the extra for the $279-$299 model, you get 4 gigs of RAM and 64 gigs of storage. Worth it to me, but if you're on a tighter budget, the $219 or so model with 2 gigs of RAM and 32 gigs of storage still works perfectly fine for all of your day-to-day things. The battery is excellent, and if you're a light user, could get two days out of it. Two negatives for this price: It does not have "NFC" meaning you cannot use the wireless Android or Google pay feature to pay for items at a store. And, Lenovo (who now owns Motorola) has a really bad reputation for updating Android since they took over. The 7.0 version that comes with this will get a couple of security updates, but it's anyone's guess if it will ever be updated to Android 8.0 later. For this price though, it may not matter - you can afford to update to a newer phone in a year. My main point is this - this is a decent phone and I think it's time the buying public starts rebelling against the big phone makers who keep increasing the price of their flagships. Start using phones like this. Once you get it set up and customized, you'll realize how much money you're saving and letting the phone makers now you refuse to make a mortgage payment just for a phone.

Amazing phone! Loved the price so decided to try it out. Amazing specs along with easy software. Definitely would recommend this phone to anyone!!

I love this phone. It feels good in your hands. The OS responds quickly. It is almost pure Android, save for a single Moto app installed on the phone.

This phone has probably the best specs for the price. I'm new to Android and have a few complaints about the software, but the phone itself is nice.

I love the phone, the picture quality on portraits is amazing, I'm still learning all its function's, but so far very satisfied with the purchase.

Not a top notch phone like a galaxy or iphone but does all the apps and things needed out of a smart phone. Would buy another one

Love the size, 64 gb, and responsiveness. Have to say I'm not overly fond of the camera so far. Great price and pretty much does what I need.

I love Moto g phones because they are reasonably priced and work on both gsm and cdma networks. Also they get updates son after android updates come out