Customer Ratings & Reviews

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!

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

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!

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.

While a red one 2024 version found a minor damage, it's about time for 2025 version. Screen protector from 1080×2400 6.6" display can be installed. Speakers are same as 2024 version. Display is slightly brighter than 2024 version. 5G works better with 2025 version with T-Mobile. 2025 supports Wi-Fi 6. SOT is slightly better on 2025 but not much; charging is much faster on 2025 (up to 45w with generic PD charger). Both have headphones jack. Both support SD card. I personally like 2025 version than 2024 version. Is there any minus? Vibration and camera are better on 2024 version.

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’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.

This is a great value phone with a smooth, bright display and a surprisingly useful built-in stylus. Performance is fast and reliable for everyday use, the camera does a solid job, and the battery easily lasts all day. A smart choice if you want extra features without paying flagship prices.

I have been a Moto g stylus user since the first one in 2020 and have enjoyed them for the most part. The newest model is great even if its not as big of an upgrade from 2024 as that phone was from the 2023 one. It's still a great phone, though. The Stylus drops the "5G" from its name like in previous years but still hast mid-band 5G compatability - and also supports to 6e Wifi standards. It provides a near-vanilla Android experience. It does have a small handful of brand apps and "bloat ware", but nowhere near the number of most other android phones (like Samsung). The OLED screen is bright and clear, it has 8GB of RAM and supports super, super fast wired charging up to 68w (charging block sold separately). The additional camera lens on the back doesn't seem to do much but it is a sensor (albeit a minor one) so its not just fake and there for show like some reviews have claimed. The stylus itself doesn't have any tech build in, but works will with the phone for those wanting a very basic experience. Thin bezels are also a plus, and while there is some online based stuff like Google's Gemini and "Circle to Search", there seems to be no AI on this phone - meaning no Moto AI that is present on the RAZR. And it still retains a headphone jack and a micro SD card slot - both of which are getting increasingly more difficult to find. The g stylus line has been the highest tier offering of the "g" product line (that includes the Moto g and the Moto g Power) and is also the most expensive of them all. Longevity has always been a question for Motorola, but I believe this one is promised a few years of support and two OS upgrades, which is up from one in previous years. Not as good as Samsung/Aople/Google, but better than before at the very least. But as far as the phone itself, it is a solid one, If you are used to Motorola, you'll adapt very quickly to the g stylus. Perhaps wait for a sale for a bigger bang for your buck as Moto Phones go on discount a lot.... but still worth it at any price.

Overall, this is a great upgrade from the 2023 version I had. It is much more responsive and easier to read. Not as much bloatware as previous Motorolas. The battery life is good, but not like the 2023 edition. However, it does charge rapidly, using the charger that came with my 2023 phone. While this one comes with a charging cable, there is no charger.

Very good quality easy to operate very clear pics battery long last

I bought this phone for my mom, and she loves it. She's very picky when it comes to her phone. Phones can't be too big or too small; the camera must be excellent quality; and the phone must be fast. The Motorola G Stylus 2025 I bought her meets all her standards, and she's very happy with my purchase. I love the fact that the phone is very simple to set up, has a big memory space and a great camara! My mom love it!!

The phone is very fast and easy to use plus it has an SD card slot for extra storage the headphone jack is also nice and the stylus comes in handy when taking notes

This is the only phone on the US market that has a stylus under 1400.00. It works fantastic. Went from a Note 20 5g to this and its been a very good replacement. Battery Charging and life is AMAZING.

Seriously though, love it. It runs smoothly, stylus is nice, and battery life even survives Pokemon GO community day. Very easy to customize and personalize, and it works SO nicely for how cheap it is compared to bigger brands. The 2021 version lasted me four years before I broke it, I can expect this one to last just as long hopefully.

Its a solid phone. I had the 2022 Stylus and Best Buy had the Pantone one for a $100.00 off. The only downside on that was that it was online only. Delivery to the store was fine (and a day ahead of schedule). This phone is definitely brighter than the 2022 model. Seems faster too. The charging speed is fantastic even with only a 45 watt charger (just a generic PD charger). From what I've read, this phone should get Android 17 but with (probably) limited Security updates. That's always been the knock on Motorola mid-range and lower end phones. On the lower end I get it, but if you're paying $400.00+ for a phone - 5 years ought to be the minimum software life cycle. If Samsung and Google can do it - so can Motorola.

I previously had a Motorola Moto G 5G non-stylus version. I wasn't happy with the brightness on that one but this new Motorola Moto G 5G stylus 2025 us great for the bright screen. I keep finding myself turning down the brightness indoors. I got the 256G memory version. I've had no hint of it being slow for any operation. I've also had no issues with connections on the phone. I'm with T-Mobile in Southern California. I drive all over for work and haven't had any issues with getting a signal.

I find the phone to be a solid performer. The build quality I feel is really nice and the phone feels good in your hands. I love the fact it offers expandable memory, and frankly this was the primary reason behind my purchase I feel this feature is to valuable in today's world not to have the ability to get extra memory. I was a Samsung guy, but the fact they took this expandable memory away was the reason for me to seek another phone. I think the price is fair and it's a great device for the value paid.