Customer Ratings & Reviews

The screen quality is nice, no different then any other, pretty bright and good quality. The speed is pretty quick, everything opens up pretty fast. It's a good size, not uncomfortable to hold in hand, it can still fit in your pocket pretty alright. Love the headphone jack. The battery life is normal with regular use. Can't say it will go 2 days without charge. I give it heavy use so I charge it every day, towards the evenings. It's neat having a pen to write with, thought a bit slow when using it, a bit laggy. Sound is pretty good to me. Its dang loud in the highest setting. Wish it came with a charger like back in the days, it's a follow the leader kinda move that it doesn't. At the end of the day Its a good phone, I mean it could be a bit cheaper since the picture quality is average not great when you try to zoom in. But I would recommend this phone.

Does everything I need in a phone. Great screen, processor, cameras, battery life and sound. The stylus is rather neat and has been handy at times. And Moto Actions/Gestures are a real plus.

I have been a a Motorola fan for a while and specifically the stylus I've gotten every single generation since 2023 and by far the 2025 model has probably some of the coolest and bizarre and useful features that a phone could have and then the stylist alone the improvements I've absolutely loved every single one of them I love the new style and I love all the new features that come with it the different ways to draw and write with it absolutely 10 out of 10 would recommend

Awesome phone lot of new features then the 2024 had and also let's not forget great low price. Must buy takes awesome photos.

This phone has been a good buy so far. It is one of the best mobile phones I've bought, because it is a pretty nice one and is not expensive.

The phone works great! It's fast and clear. Only issue is the camera lighting doesn't get dim enough so some of the pics and videos look washed out. And once you start recording, the lighting doesn't want to adjust much. I've only had it for about a month but I like the way it works so far otherwise!

No problems.kkkkkkkkkmkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkklkkkkk

Great phone if you're looking for something reliable and not extremely overpriced.

Great phone for the price, nice screen and the photos are ok

Great phones and I like the camera for what I want it for

Two months in. No complaints, which isn't something I usually get to say about a phone at this price. The stylus is why I bought it and I use it for two things: marking up screenshots and signing documents. Slide it out of the bottom corner and a little menu pops up with note, screenshot, and crop. That's the whole workflow. Takes two seconds. It's a passive stylus. No pressure sensitivity, no palm rejection. If you're planning to draw with it you'll be disappointed. For circling something on a screenshot or scrawling a signature on a PDF it's exactly right, and I'd argue that's what most people actually want a stylus for anyway. Screen is very good. 120Hz, and bright enough that I can read it outside without cupping my hand over it. 256GB and it still takes a microSD card, which almost nothing does anymore. Two things nobody mentions. The fast charging is 68W but the charger isn't in the box, you buy that separately. And you get two Android version updates, not more. Neither bothered me. Just know them going in. Gibraltar Sea is a deep teal, darker than it looks in the photos. The back has a textured leather feel instead of slick plastic. It looks like a more expensive phone than it is. Would buy again.

The phone is not working completely with wireless charger

I’ve been using the Motorola Moto G Stylus 2025 (256GB, Unlocked) for a while now, and I’m really impressed with its performance. It’s got the perfect balance of price and features. The 256GB of storage is more than enough for all my apps, photos, and videos, and it runs smoothly with no lag, even when I’m multitasking. The unlocked feature means I have the freedom to switch carriers whenever I need, which is a big plus. The Pantone Gibraltar Sea color is gorgeous—it gives the phone a fresh, unique look. It’s eye-catching without being too flashy. The 6.8-inch screen is huge, making it great for watching videos, browsing, or playing games. The colors are vibrant, and the screen is sharp, especially considering the price point. The stylus is an awesome addition—it’s super responsive, and I use it regularly for notes, drawing, and navigating my phone more efficiently. Performance-wise, it handles everyday tasks like browsing, social media, and messaging with ease. The camera is solid too. It’s not the best out there, but it gets the job done for everyday snaps, and I’m happy with the overall quality. Battery life is excellent as well. I can easily get through a full day of use without worrying about charging. It’s perfect for someone like me who uses their phone heavily throughout the day. Overall, the Moto G Stylus 2025 is a great phone if you’re looking for something that combines great performance, sleek design, and lots of storage without breaking the bank. Highly recommend it for anyone on the lookout for an affordable, feature-packed smartphone!

I love this phone. I have been a long time android phone user. Works well and very reliable. I like the stylus because I have larger fingers that often hit the wrong key and it's a pain when you need to be precise. I've used the phone for 6 months now and very happy, no issues. I am a basic user, text, phone, pictures and some apps. This phone is perfect. Plenty of storage. The camera works well and takes great pictures and video. If this phone ever breaks, I will get a new one. I did get the cover to add protection.

This device doesn't suck. It now has an ip68 water rating and 8 GB of RAM which is sufficient for this price point. The stylus has integrated features and, while the camera is nowhere near as good as a Samsung camera , several apps allow you to dig within the phones internal features and maximize the camera's performance. I cannot complain at this price point at all. And only does it have a headphone jack, but it still has an SD card slot which takes up to a terabyte of additional storage. As a former cell phone geek, this is a fantastic investment in an insane upgrade from its initial stylist product which wasn't even waterproof and only had four gigabytes of ram. I will never use an iPhone and now that I have to buy my phones out right because I go with pure talk, this was an excellent option and I couldn't be happier and the battery life is outstanding. If you're looking for gaming 8 GB might not be enough with today's technology, but for the basic user who just wants a phone with a decent camera, this might be the phone for you. Like I said, the camera needs some work, but there are ways to manipulate photos with photo apps like Photo director, it makes this phone well worth the price and at this price point I do not believe you can get a better phone. For reference, I worked as a manager at Verizon for over 20 years and I also had a stint at best buy, we buy all of our Electronics through Best Buy and their customer service is out of this world. I will be purchasing the next edition of this device when it comes through and I am excited to see what they do with the RAM and the camera. Motorola really stepped it up and is positioning itself to be a Premiere phone distributor if they keep this up. out of this world. I will be purchasing the next edition of this device when it comes through and I am excited to see what they do with the RAM and the camera. Motorola really stepped it up and is positioning itself to be a Premiere phone distributor if they keep this up.

This phone is high quality in battery life and capacity, photo lens, storage and in general performance. It provides me a comfortable experience when I need to operate on my phone for long periods of times.

Great phone. My husband needed a new phone and enjoys Motorola's UI, so we stuck with what he liked. We haven't really tested the camera beyond basic photos during the day, but those turned out really well. Accurate colors and the 50MP main lense definitely captures good amounts of detail. I'm actually kind of jealous of the headphone jack and the expandable storage - my Samsung is lacking there. I wish flagships would add similar features. The faux leather backing is extremely comfortable, you don't really need a case to have a good grip. And the IP rating means his phone won't be ruined if he's working out of the office and gets caught in a sudden downpour or knocks his coffee over on his desk. The screen is very bright, even outdoors, and it's got very snappy reactions to scrolling or tapping. It's not the latest chipset on the market but it's keeping up with the workload my husband puts on it just fine. He does some light gaming, lots of video and podcast streaming, and average amounts of texting and calling. The battery lasts all day, and the fast charge feature is exceptional. It charges just as quickly as my S24 Ultra. I'll be honest, when it comes time to buy another phone for myself, I may go with Motorola. I'm really impressed with their tech and their prices these days.

I made the switch to Motorola and it's by far my favorite brand of Phone (my sister and dad had this brand before I got mine). Pictures are super clear and come out really good, plus there are a lot of options for editing pictures too. The battery life is pretty good. I have a couple big games on my phone and play them regularly and I get by with one charge a day. If you're not a big game player, it will probably last you longer. On that note, it runs all my more graphically intense games perfectly, very smooth and clear, which was a big problem for me on my old phone. Also, as far as the overall system use, the phone is pretty easy to navigate (then again, I've always been an android user- lol!). It also has a lot of cool movement features that you can set up that makes accessing things quicker, such as shaking your phone to turn on the flashlight, as an example. I think the audio is also good, but I'm not really an audiophile so take my words with a grain of salt. I can't really speak on durability because I haven't been reckless with it just yet, but I say just slap a case and a screen protector on it if you're worried. Anyway, it's just one of the better phones I've had, and I've had 4 phones before this one (Samsung mostly, and one less known brand that I've forgotten the name of).

This phone has many of the same features as "flagship" phones and some nice additional features that I've been missing from my LG V60 such as the microsd card expansion and headphone jack. I'm a tradesman and the stylus is actually nice in a pinch for drawing rough sketches (e.g. illustrating dimensions) or adding notations to project photos. This was supposed to be temporary replacement while my S23+ was getting the screen replaced, but it checks a lot of boxes for me that the Galaxy S-series phones really don't.

I’ve been using this Moto G Stylus 2025 since last week, and I’m very pleased with it. Performance is smooth, storage is more than enough, and the stylus is surprisingly useful. The display looks great, battery lasts all day, and overall it feels like a solid, reliable phone. A great choice so far.