Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great phone at such a great price. Lots of memory on this phone.

I love this phone. It has been durable and all the hardware including plugs have continued to work and connect. I have had this a year and I still only need to charge it barely once a day or every other day if I'm not playing music and just texting and checking email. It doesn't have much bloatware which I like, starts up quick and I was able to shut off the annoying sounds when you turn it on. Easy to navigate with nice features like swiping the camera from the lock screen and getting to your apps super easily with one swipe. It updates itself and allows a lot of customization which I like. The sound quality is really good to play music or when talking on the phone. I use the alarm/timer that came with and its great.

The Moto G5s Plus 64bit is a fast dependable phone. I recommend.

My Motorola g5s plus is easy to use, perfect size, looks good.The camera is great. Only negative is it's needs a led notification. thanks

I Love my phone. It is fast (Internet or software), powerful and reasonable price. I switched to this phone from my IPhone 6. IPhone has to much software issues and all Apple scandals forced me to switch to Android.

I replaced moto g5s plus as old moto x pure edition screen got broke. Camera quality and battery life is great on this phone.

This phone is really nice. Battery life is amazingly long; screen is very bright and colors look fantastic. Have watched videos on it and they look and sound great. Would definitely buy this one again!

I bought the phone after checking reviews.Didn't have time to even open the box for a week, so finally getting use to it. Camera still not comfortable with and hope it will be good as the rest of the phone features. Glad I bought it cause others with 64gb were too expensive and many with 32gb had a lot of bloatware. That's why I needed new phone last phone was by BLU and couldn't delete apps didn't use.

I've paired up this phone with FreedomPop 12 month prepaid service. It's utilizing the AT&T network and it works great. The phone itself is quite responsive, the camera is great. I considered the Moto G6, but I really wanted to get the 64 GB version with 4 GB of RAM and as of now the G6 Plus isn't available. This phone is going to my dad who doesn't need a lot of cellular data and while I briefly considered the free service from FreedomPop, The 12 month prepaid for $50 was easy to justify. The Moto G5S Plus is probably overkill for my dad's use, but I believe that the processor and memory capabilities will keep him running for a while as apps demand more resources.

The device is very slick and easy to use. It has superb picture quality and graphics, very good for movie watching and photo taking. However, as it happens with many devices, it could be better on battery life.

Been please so far with the phone. Very fast when playing games apps and plenty of memory to store them all finally..

I purchased this as a replacement for my Moto G4+, The G5S+ has all the features I need and want without the cost of an Iphone. With a very good proceesor, 64Gb memory, 4 Gb RAM, great resolution, this is one of the best value smartphones on the market. The camera is very good, especially the dual rear cam feature. However, I would suggest getting one of the many free aftermarket camera apps to improve the versatility of the cameras. The GPS signal strength is good and works seamlessly with Waze. The only feature that would be a nice to have for some, would be a compass to augment the proximity, acceleromter, fingerprint and gyro sensors.

I've had this phone a little over 3 months. This is the best cell phone I have ever owned. It is really fast and it works like a much more expensive phone. The camera also takes good pictures.

Overall a good phone. Sometimes it has issues and I have to restart it. Battery lasts long and the camera is good.

I needed a new phone, but refused to pay $600-1000 for one! This was a great compromise. I was most interested in a phone where I could make the text BIG (my eyes aren't getting any better), and one that I could actually hear calls on. Both the earpiece and the speaker on this phone work well, although sometimes the speakerphone calls seem to break up a bit. A lot of memory. Camera and video are good quality, but not excellent...those could be better, but they still do the trick. Have had no issues with it whatsoever and have owned it for 14 months now. I'd buy it again.

This is a great phone that I got for my husband to replace his old 5S iPhone. The phone is very quick the processor speeds through web pages really quick. The camera is okay sufficient for everyday use. His only complaint is the speakers are not front facing and it doesn't get quite loud enough. Otherwise that he really really loves it. He dropped the phone twice and it survived. Now that he has s nice case he loves it even more

I had the Moto X Pure before. I made the mistake of getting only 16G and thought the SD Card would make up the difference. Wrong! Most apps don't go to the card so It was slow and balky. This phone with the 64G takes care of all of the problems. The battery is amazing on how long you can go. I like the micro because I have a lot of cords I didn't want to change. I made a great choice. and you should too.

My first unlocked phone. Not the latest and greatest but not $1000 either. I'm still learning some of the features but so far, so good. Battery life between charges is way better than my old phone. That may be just because my old phone was...old. Display is bright and clear. Make sure you get a micro SD card and install it to add storage space. I got a 64GB card for less than $20.

Great phone for pictures and videos. The screen image is clear and the camera will take pictures at fast speeds. Phone calls are clear.

This phone promise a lot of smartness and tries to deliver at a budget price; shhhh! I have some buyers remorse. Battery is pretty darn good. I left it on airplane mode untoched till I got a case 8 days later and it had approximately 16% battery left. Dual camera, hooray!?! It seems average, not fast or sharp. The depth of focus hasn't impressed me enough to stop using a stand -alone Sony a6000 with manual lens. You say "ok, of course it won't beat a stand alone camera bokha." Well Motorola sure makes the sub $400 g5s sound like it could. The pictures tend to have a sharp center of focus and a ring of blur around it. Maybe I just need more practice, a different app or adjustment. No case selection....I mean even Amazon only has a handful. Best buy even sold me the wrong one which isn't confidence inspiring in them or the support level of the G5S Plus. Where is Oreo? What is the point a phone that is the smelly friend: nice and here when you need him, but just revolting enough to feel guilty for choosing HIM last