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In the past, I've had no trouble recommending Motorola's Moto G line for those after a fantastic budget smartphone. Even now, the 2015 Moto G is still a great choice, as it delivers solid performance and a decent camera in a cheap, stock Android package...
Fantastic rear camera. Great upgrades to the display. Runs stock Android. Includes a fingerprint sensor. Above average battery life.
Generic plastic design. Performance isn't great for the price. Lacks value compared to the nonPlus model.
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Motorola's Moto G4 Plus and the G4 are successors to the Motorola Moto G, a phone that won our Editors' Choice award last year for the best affordable smartphone. The unlocked phone market has changed considerably since then, leading to a flood of ultra-a...
Relatively affordable, Crisp 1080p display, Solid battery life, Fingerprint sensor, Dual-band Wi-Fi, Expandable storage, Latest software and no bloatware, LTE bands for all carriers...
Can't handle high-end games, Fingerprint sensor doesn't function as Home button, Non-removable battery...
The Moto G4 Plus is an affordable midrange smartphone that gives you solid hardware, a crisp 1080p display, and broad carrier compatibility, but the competition is fierce...
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In comparison to the last year's Moto G model, the one announced this year has a Plus version. It is namely the latter that will be in the focus of this quick review, and if some of you have missed our review of the standard Moto G4, you can find it here...
Full HD display ensuring high image detail and brightness, Fingerprint scanner, Relatively durable 3000mAh battery, Stock Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow some extra Moto features, High CPU and GPU performance for this class, provided by Snapdragon 617 and Adren...
Bulkier design than other Moto models and a back panel which is prone to fingerprints...
Moto G4 Plus is a model that strongly reminds one of the standard Moto G4 both in terms of its design and features. The presence of a separate version, however, which builds up on the mainstream model is not something we see for the first time. Actually...
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Lenovo (and Motorola before that) has been the unofficial king of mid-range Android phones for the last few years. Their Moto G line has been a strong competitor in the value market since it's introduction in 2013 . The Moto G line has always offered just...
Lenovo (and Motorola before that) has been the unofficial king of mid-range Android phones for the last few years. Their Moto G line has been a strong competitor in the value market since it's introduction in 2013 . The Moto G line has always offered just...
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The Moto G4 Plus is arguably the most interesting of the three Moto G4 smartphones that Lenovo announced this year. The Moto G4 Plus sports the same processor as the Moto G4 , but it gives the user an option for picking up a model with as much as 4GB of R...
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The Lenovo Moto G4 Plus had some big shoes to fill, even though it technically doesn't have a predecessor. This year, Lenovo opted to give us not one Moto G model, but three. There's the Moto G4, Moto G4 Play and Moto G4 Plus. The Moto G4 Plus is the “hig...
Display: Most smartphones in this price range either sport a great display, with a rather lowend processor or vice versa. Lenovo was able to give us a pretty decent display here, with a somewhat decent processor, Battery Life: Not only has Lenovo given us...
Performance: The Snapdragon 617 is still underperforming and overheating. A bit unfortunate, given the fact that the rest of the Moto G4 Plus is pretty amazing.
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The heartbreaking betrayal of Moto's most important phoneI'm angry right now. Angry that it's 2016 and Android smartphone performance can still be awful. Furious that we're approaching the 10th anniversary of the iPhone and Apple's competitors still don't...
Very attractive display, Strong, rigid, hardwearing construction, Close to perfectly stock Android...
Performance is sluggish to the point of being offensive, Fingerprint sensor is not a home button (and is a little slow), Mediocre camera isn't helped by wimpy processor...
More times than not, the Verge score is based on the average of the subscores below. However, since this is a non-weighted average, we reserve the right to tweak the overall score if we feel it doesn't reflect our overall assessment and price of the produ...
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When the first Moto G launched in 2013, it brought with it a shift in the mobile landscape. It wasn't the first affordable phone with decent specs, but nothing before it felt quite as nice, in so many ways, for such little money.Fast forward three years a...
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Moto G4 Plus review: This upgraded version of the brilliant Moto G4 smartphone boasts a smart 16-megapixel camera and a fingerprint sensor, but is it worth the extra cash? Here's our full Moto G4 Plus mobile phone review.One of the best-value phones of 20...
Smooth performance, Fingerprint sensor, Dependable camera, Solid battery life...
No improvement in camera shots, Handfilling design...
The obvious question is, which is best for you: the Moto G4 or Moto G4 Plus? Well, we'd honestly say that unless you're constantly snapping hyper kids, there's no need to splash out extra money on the Plus' 16-meg camera. That super-smart auto-focus defin...
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The original Moto G – released back in 2013 – was one of the first smartphones that kicked of the trend of affordable but high quality smartphones, and went on to become one of the best-selling Motorola smartphones ever. Motorola has continued to release...
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Plus = better? The Moto G4 Plus is basically the regular Moto G4, but with a better camera, quick charging and fingerprint scanner. Should you get the slightly more expensive model?...
very bright display, accurate colors on the display, sharp camera pictures, grippy case, customizability, long battery runtime, good performance with apps and games, Android 6.0.1...
fingerprint scanner only has one function, GPS module sometimes inaccurate, mediocre microphone quality, battery not replaceable...
The 32 GB version of the Moto G4 Plus is currently 15 Euros (~$17) more expensive than the Moto G4 in the MotoMaker. In return, you get a very good camera, a fingerprint scanner, and the quick-charge feature in particular, which is really convenient with...
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The most powerful of Lenovo's Moto G lineup raises the bar for the mid-range.Lenovo's first full cycle with the Moto brand seems to be off to a good start, at least with the most powerful variant, the Moto G Plus. While the device shares a number of hardw...
Nice, simple design, Fingerprint sensor is fast and accurate, Good camera quality and features, Nononsense Android software...
Snapdragon 617 processor feels overworked, Lacks popular Moto Voice features, Loose, plasticky buttons and back cover...
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When we reviewed the first-gen Moto G, we started off by saying that it's the device that can fulfil its parent Google's ambition of reaching out to the next billion smartphone users. It was quite successful in achieving that as well, since it was the bes...
Gorgeous display, Fast and accurate fingerprint sensor, Powerful snappers, Loaded innards, Allday battery life...
Fingerprint sensor doesn't double up as home button, No waterproofing, Suffers from heating issues...
While the original Moto G rewrote many rules in the Indian smartphone market, a lot has changed since then. The market has become even more competitive, with not just Chinese brands in the fray, but international giants and Indian companies fighting it ou...
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“The Moto G4 Plus is a versatile shooter and won't disappoint you in any situation”The Moto G series has been a breakout hit for Motorola, and the brand's new parent company Lenovo is hoping that the trend will continue with the latest member(s) in the ra...
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