Motorola Moto G5 Plus (page 3 of 6)

I just bought this phone for my mum and it tickets all the boxes. It has a great battery life and decent processor that can handle most things that you can throw at it. Comes with almost stock Android experience with hardly any bloat. Unless you are a huge tech enthusiast, it can be hard justifying the price of flagship devices when phones like this exist.

This phone is close to a Flagship phone. One thing that is different between the G5 plus and a flagship is the camera (since motorola had to compromise at something). But for the price that this phone is sold it is a steal. One thing that does stand out is the battery life. So if you are on the run and don't have a charger this is your phone. Overall, it is a great phone with an average camera.

This phone which can be had for the sub 300 mark is a brilliant phone with a fantastic display good battery.
Responsive fingerprint tech and looks good also.

Camera performance is ok but it is a phone not a camera so not realy somehting you can complain about.

Buy it.

What I liked:
- Big HD screen size ( Perfect for watching videos and playing games)
- Battery Life is about 2 days for me.
- Light Weight and comfortable to hold
- Metallic Body which makes it look good.
- Fast fingerprint sensor. Can unlock the phone quickly.

What I didn't like
- The camera is not good. The pictures shot look really pale and out of colors. Low light conditions make the pictures look grainy and lose details.

Paid $300 for this a few months after it came out - it's been nothing short of amazing given its price bracket. Camera is decent (nothing to write home about but it does the job) and processor and graphics hold up well for the average consumer. I get two days battery with medium to heavy use and the slim android wrapper means it's close to stock - which means no bloatware. Definitely recommend!

A great value for money phone. Looks and feels like a flagship phone. Dual Sim + microSD slot, fingerprint scanner and NFC are a few of its features. The camera isn't bad, but it's enough to capture some decent shots with good lighting. If ou're after a budget phone, I'd highly recommend this one.

"Goldilocks size" (not too big, not too small) smart phone with user-friendly interface. 5.2 inch colourful and bright LCD screen with front and rear cameras, micro sd card slot for extra storage and Android 7 operating system. I bought this phone as an update for my 4 year old Samsung Note and, although screen size is a little smaller, I found the o/s simpler to use. Highly recommended.

This phone is amazing for the price tag. I always wanted an iphone but just could not afford it so I decided to go with this phone. I must say that I am not in love with the look of the phone but the features definitely make up for the way it looks.

Makes much more sense than a $1000 phone. Does everything you need, well built. looks good enough in a case. There's no bloatware at all compared to some makes (yes samsung). I watched for a good price for a while and got it from motorolas australian supplier (the moto store) not any kind of import. recommend it

Purchased one for my business because of the dual sim capacity - excellent way to keep track of business and personal calls, texts, etc. The screen is a perfect size for quick emails on the fly. Motorola don't fill their phones with too many of their own apps. Have bought a second one for the wife and my sister has also bought one.

Bought this phone to replace my old phone which i dropped and broke the screen. It has everything you would expect from a mid tear phone NFC, Good Camera, Dual Sim, Micro SD card and finger print reader. The battery lasts for me for at lease 2 days unless im doing something really intensive.

I was using an lg g6, and when I had to get another sim for work, I thought I had to compromise by using this phone for its dual sim feature. Turns out I love this phone and its as good as any other flagship device on the market. Never signing a phone contract again, outright all the way!

Not the most powerful phone around, but for the price is performs extremely well...mainly due to the near stock android experience.

For the price, you are able to get more powerful chinese android phone, but for the average novice user, that can be extremely confusing to operate. The Moto G5, on the other hand, is tailored for the Australian market, which makes it very easy for anyone to use.

As a previous iOS user the Android system takes a little getting used to. Not sure if the design is intuitive or if was too used to the iOS, took quite a long time to get the hang of it and looking in many different places to find the settings I wanted to change to get my apps working how I like.

Still can't find a way to block specific apps from using mobile data and only use wifi though, which is a bit frustrating. The camera is also not if a great quality.

However the display is big and clear, the sound quality is great. All in all a good phone.

A good phone for anyone looking for basic use. It is cheap and has everything that a basic user would want. It is not extraordinary but is worth the price. Has an ok camera and android os too. I bought this for my grandmother and she still uses it and likes it. Would recommend.