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I've said many times to friends and the other staff here at Techaeris that many people are carrying around phones that they either don't need or don't fully utilize. Fortunately, there are devices for those not wanting to break the bank when replacing the...
Metal body design, One button nav, Removable battery, Decent image quality, microSD card support, Decent performance, Moto Gestures, Fairly priced...
Be nice to have dual speakers, Battery may not get you through the day depending on activities...
If you're looking for a smartphone with more than the basic features to get you through the day with decent performance and isn't going to break the bank, Motorola has proved once again why the Moto G series is one to strongly consider.*We were sent a dem...
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The next generation. With its latest reincarnation the Moto G tries to lure us with good value for money and a charming appearance. Our in-depth review is going to reveal whether or not the fifth generation Moto G is once again going to tread in its prede...
high quality sturdy metal case, user replaceable battery, dual-sim version available, current version of Android 7, fast WiFi, decent call quality, fingerprint reader, very bright high-contrast display, decent speaker, moderate power consumption...
display suffers from slight blue tint, security patches not up to date, gets pretty warm, bad camera performance in low-light conditions, inaccurate color reproduction in photos...
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In the past few years, the Moto G series has set a standard in affordable phones that few can match. This year, Lenovo has two G series phones: the Moto G5 and the Moto G5 Plus. The G5 Plus is the one that has gotten all the attention so far: it's got t...
Very affordable price point, Mostly smooth performance, Cool and useful Moto gestures, Clean Android 7.0 Nougat software with nice widgets, Good battery life...
Chubby, outdated design, Storage space out of the box is severely reduced...
The Moto G5 is not officially sold in the United States. You do get the Moto G5 Plus in the U.S. and that one is a great phone. So where does the Moto G5 fit in the big picture?With an official price starting from around €200 in Europe, the Moto G5 is con...
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Lenovo launched its new Moto G5 recently in Dubai at a price of AED 699. The smartphone comes in a single variant – it offers 3GB of RAM and 16GB of storage space, which is further expandable to up to 128GB using a micro SD slot.The new Moto G5 comes with...
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Let's set the record straight – the Moto G5 is not a metal smartphone. It's mostly plastic, with a really thin metal plate at the rear. That said, it looks quite premium from the outset – much more so than previous Moto G phones. And Moto's used high-qual...
Stock Android interface, Smooth performance, Fast, multifunction fingerprint sensor...
Battery needs to be removed to access SIM slots, Limited storage, Loudspeaker is barely audible, Facebook Comments, ShareTweet...
In sum, the Moto G5 is a budget phone that just works. Forget the iffy design elements and the slightly steep price tag of Rs 11,999 – if you want an affordable phone that's a reliable daily driver – this is your best bet. The only competition really is t...
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The next generation. With its latest reincarnation the Moto G tries to lure us with good value for money and a charming appearance. Our in-depth review is going to reveal whether or not the fifth generation Moto G is once again going to tread in its prede...
high quality sturdy metal case, user replaceable battery, dual-sim version available, current version of Android 7, fast WiFi, decent call quality, fingerprint reader, very bright high-contrast display, decent speaker, moderate power consumption...
display suffers from slight blue tint, security patches not up to date, gets pretty warm, bad camera performance in low-light conditions, inaccurate color reproduction in photos...
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The year was 2013, the company was Motorola, and the device was the Moto G. It set a new standard for affordable smartphones, offering a user experience that left the existing sea of cheap, crappy Android handsets in the dust. Years later, it seems the M...
Good camera, Smooth performance, Very cheap...
Lackluster design, No NFC, Poor sunlight visibility...
Motorola's new Moto G5 Plus is easily the best affordable smartphone out there right now. It features the same great camera as the Galaxy S7 and its octa-core 2GHz processor paired with Android 7.0 Nougat make it a slick performer. It's a bit dull on the...
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Moto G series has been widely successful over the years and the G5 is the new iteration of the Lenovo's budget smartphones lineup. The Moto G5 sports pretty good specs, almost stock Android 7 and a lot more other features. Learn more in the full review.Th...
The Moto G series has been one of the most popular in the budget phones category and the G5 is another solid budget smartphone.While it is not perfect like most of the affordable phones, it is an easy buying recommendation for those who want to spend just...
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Moto G5 Review: Whenever a new G-series phone appears on the scene it's sure to get budget-conscious mobile fans a little hot under the collar and the new Moto G5 looks to be another strong effort in a long line of excellent affordable Android handsets fr...
Clean, intelligent interface, Premium design elements, Great screen, Value for money...
Poor video audio recording, Cheap design elements, Low internal storage...
The new Moto G5 stays true to the G family formula, focussing on aspects like design, battery, camera and at £169, affordability. Certain elements, like storage, fall short of the mark, but for the most part, the Moto G5 packs in plenty of character, func...
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The Moto G5 and G5 Plus are the G series phones that most clearly aspire to Z series status: they do away with the plastic chassis and adopt some Moto Z range characteristics. But are the Moto G5 and G5 Plus just mid-rangers masquerading as flagships or a...
Sturdy design, Vibrant 1080p screen, Longlasting battery life, Vanilla android experience, Speedy performance, microSD expansion, Affordable price, Unique one button navigation...
Lacks NFC (U.S. version), Subpar camera quality, Chrome trim cheapens the design...
The Moto G5 Plus continues the tradition of what the Moto G line has always been. It's a good, inexpensive smartphone with a no frills approach. If that's all you need, that is exactly what the Moto G5 Plus will provide...
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I've recommended every iteration of the Moto G since it first launched four years ago. Motorola consistently nails it, producing excellent budget smartphones year after year. Most new Moto G phones are only minor upgrades on their predecessor, but with li...
Improved build quality. Similar performance to the Moto G4, but at a lower price point. Decent battery life and display. Includes a fingerprint sensor for the first time. Runs stock Android 7.0...
Lacklustre camera is a downgrade from the G4 Play...
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Great smartphones on a budget phone aren't exactly a new phenomenon. Motorola was actually one of the first manufacturers to deploy well-performing devices that didn't break the bank and while others have also joined this cause, Moto G series remains icon...
All said and done, the latest entry in the G-series is good but leaves a lot to be desired. This feels like a half-thought-out G5 Plus and, frankly, it's a little confusing. On its own, the Moto G5 is an interesting proposal. It tries to be a lot for a lo...
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