Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have only had this phone for 2 weeks, but I am very satisfied. The battery is "as advertised" and everything else runs fast. I'm not a huge "gamer" and I don't need anything else in terms of bells and whistles. If you're looking for an affordable, good looking and easy to use cell phone give this a try. P.S. Buy a phone case and screen protector asap. Just a reminder

Simply put, I paid 149.99 and got a phone that does everything I need quickly and the battery is great. No problems here. I'm sure that there are better phones but not for the price.

Upgraded from g5 plus, was worried about only having 3 gigs of ram, but this phone runs just as good, maybe better than my g5 plus did, the battery though is great compared, granted my phone was over 2 years old, I still had to charge it 1-2 times a day since it was new( 6-8hours of video streaming a day) but this bigger battery really works well so far, I start my day at 100% and end my day at work with 40-50% left and that lasts the rest if the day and then some, only reason for not 5 stars is purley because Motorola only released the 3/32 gig version in the states, but for 250 bucks it runs my games and streaming without issue all day with battery to spare, my GF has this same phone and gets 2 plus days on a full charge with normal gaming, social media and some streaming here and there

This Moto G7 Power does everything I could ask of it. Good performance, adequate camera function, nice size for holding and viewing. I purchased it because of it's reasonable price, lower SAR ratings and fantastic all-day battery power.

I bought this as open box. Got a price half of the quoted price. The phone is nice and smooth. Very easy to operate. Considering that I am the iPhone guy for so long , this phone was easy to update and super easy to operate. I like it. The battery life looks great also, plus this was for my mom and she liked it too.

I have bought Motorolas going back years. My favorite was my Moto X Second Gen. Now, I've purchased the new Moto G7 Power. 32 g memory. I've been using it for about a couple of weeks, so I might update this review when I know more if it is worthy of publishing it-good or bad. The battery is surprsing. I keep looking at the phone and manually check Battery because it seems like the battery should be totally played by now. But it is not. It keeps in ticking. The rest of the phone seems ok. What I expected. Motorola makes good phones, and they put a lot into their budget line. I am not a techie so I do not know specs etc. but I know that the video and camera are ok for my uses. The phone is quick. Sound is clear. And Best Buy sold it for $20.00 less than anyone else. Case closed.Get one or two

The battery life on this phone I outstanding. On a full charge with normal use it will last 3 days. Plenty of memory for casual phone user. The cameras front or back not too of the line but ar still excellent quality for the price. Definitely an amazing phone for the price you pay.

Went in to Best Buy to get this phone for my son on Verizon for $5/mo, but saw the unlocked version. So instead of $5 for 24 months, the unlocked was $79.99 outright. The phone is big, has some cool 'action' features, charges quickly, but more than that, it seems like a solid phone. It's quick/responsive for such an inexpensive phone. It is a big step-up from the Samsung J7V he used to have. The battery is no joke... my son plays a good bit on his phone and at the end of the day I haven't yet seen it below 50%. Also, the Marine blue is pretty cool looking. Too bad it's inside a cover. It seems like a much, much better phone that the price indicates.

I finally made it to the 21st century. My last phone prior to this purchase was an LG Cosmo. Yeah, I was really stuck in the stone age. My husband and kids spent over a decade trying to convince me to upgrade, but to no avail. After my "dumb phone" finally died, I had to upgrade to a smart phone- and I was not happy about it. They no longer make the basic phone I was using (this was my second one like it), so I had no choice this time. I was told that the Moto G7 Power was easy to use, and had a really nice camera. I only cared that it would be easy for me to learn to use, since this is my first smart phone. Turns out it is a perfect fit for me! I've learned how to do so much in such a short period of time, and the camera quality is awesome. Also, the price of the phone was reasonable compared to other phones. I would definitely recommend this phone to anyone looking for a great buy.

so far, volume is good-I have very mild hearing loss Camera works great battery life excellent just a little big for my liking nice camera "wrist flick" feature

I've started all of the kids with a Motorola G series phone. My daughter finally hit the age of getting a phone so she got this Moto G7 Power. The Moto G's have come a long way since 2014 when we bought our first one. The battery last a long time, the camera is pretty good for the price, and it has a good amount of memory and storage out of the box. If you need a budget phone without too many compromises consider the Moto G series. If you need long battery life, consider the G7 Power. Note: if you want software updates AVOID any of the Motorola phones. They suck at updates, so be sure the OS it comes with has the features you want before buying.

After having 4 Samsung Phones, 1-S3 and 3-S5's and all from Sprint I got tired of the bloatware. My wife had 2 Moto's and I thought why not she is happy with them. So I decided to buy the latest unlocked Moto G7 POWER. You won't get that through Sprint. Wow is all I can say. There are to many pluses to list them all here but if I may list two, NO BLOATWARE anywhere! The battery is astounding, I charged it when I brought it home and almost 5 days later it was down to 28% are you kidding me? Oh did I mention that it's unlocked as well? Meaning if I get tired of Sprint I can go else where with it, AT&T or Verizon comes to mind. It's mine free and clear! NO CONTRACT!

Very happy with the phone. Excellent battery life, good screen, quick response, decent cameras. A little on the big side, but that's the downside of a large battery. A good phone at a very good price.

I was a bit nervous on buying this phone because it had a lot of features that I won't use to. But after reading the book I'm glad I bought this phone. It's easy to use,the pictures are great and the price was right.

The Moto G7 Power is more than good enough for me. I'll admit, it isn't blazing fast. And the colors on the screen are not as saturated as they were on the Samsung Galaxy S7 that this phone replaces. But this phone also costs about 1/3 the price of a Galaxy S10, and the battery life is great. If you need, or just really crave, a high-end smartphone, you'll probably notice that this is not one. But I just want to call, text, send email, play games and look at the web--I don't use my phone to listen to music, so I don't have an opinion about that--and I am very happy with the G7 Power and $400 or more in change.

I liked my previous phone (Lg G5), but it died on me and I needed a new device. I really did not want to pay a bunch of money, or have monthly payments. This phone is great bang for its buck! It is fast, and has wonderful battery life!!! The one thing that had me give a 4 star instead of 5 is that it appears that the bluetooth connection to my headset is a bit weak. If this is the only thing I need to compromise on, I have no trouble with that. Paying less than $150 for a phone of this quality is wonderful I highly recommend!!!

119.00 with Sprint kickstart. Camera has only 1 lens. My biggest dislike is the size, too big, but chose it anyway for the battery longevity. As a backup phone, should be perfect esp since it is unlocked if Sprint's rate goes up. Seems durable & reliable. I've had a motorola in the past & it had a great antenna, so, hoping that is true in this case as the other big networks have better coverage. Of course, after the T-Mobile merger, it may not be an issue except in remote areas. This phone has a weaker processor than the other higher end g7 but the battery is supposed to last longer on par with Samsung S20.

This smartphone is smart. It really truly lasts 3 days on the battery. It has really good front and back cameras. The fingerprint login works well and is easier to use than having to constantly come up with passwords. The only thing I would prefer is having 64 gb. I use my phone for most of my computing and like having more space for the apps. I'm still learning about it, but I am happy I got it. It is very reasonably priced and yet competitive with expensive phones.

One of the main reasons for the purchase was because of the battery life. I know I could have replaced the battery, but figured an upgrade was about right. Went with an unlocked phone (cheaper and no payments). Charged the phone when I first got it and it held the charge for 4 full days. Even with downloading and installing 84 apps from the Google Play Store. Only problem so far is that it doesn't read texts to me like the old phone did. But maybe an update in the future is in the works.

The battery on this phone is crazy. I charged it Sunday night and now on Saturday morning it still has 52%! That's with using a live wallpaper as well. Obviously, I don't use my phone as my main internet device and don't live on it so these results aren't typical. Basically use it for texting, alarm clock, occasional calls, pics, apps & internet browsing. Bought when it went on sale to make it even sweeter. If you use your phone constantly you may want to pay more for the 2020 model (Moto G Power) with upgraded specs & the same great battery.