Motorola Moto G 5G

97% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Handling and grip are nice considering the size.

Not very competitively priced.

Unfortunately, it's hard to give the Moto G 5G our full recommendation in the presence of more affordable and sometimes more competent midrangers. As the price drops over time, the Moto G 5G could potentially become a pretty sweet deal but not just yet.

Long-lasting battery Super-low price Vegan leather materials

Only one guaranteed software update Underwhelming performance Dim screen

It's hard to find a phone as inexpensive as the $199 Moto G 5G (2024). And while you'll need to excuse some performance hiccups and a dull screen, you'll appreciate the phone's long-lasting battery and stylish-for-its-price design.

Vegan leather back is a big upgrade All-day battery life with 18W wired charging NFC and 3.5mm jack Very affordable

Display is hard to see in direct sunlight Weak cameras Sluggish performance No IP rating

The Moto G 5G 2024 drops the price of the series by $50, yet adds in subtle improvements to the overall experience. The vegan leather back feels great, and Motorola's software features are always good. Daily performance and camera quality are pretty...

Elegant design Solid build quality Nice display Decent display brightness Surprisingly good speakers Surprisingly good gaming performance Good battery life

Performance is pretty sluggish Camera performance is pretty poor

The Moto G 5G (2024) is one of the best kinds of products for reviews to look at. While drooling after the latest and greatest $1000+ beast to hit the scene, we typically turn a judgemental eye to phones that cost under $300. We write them up as cheap...

Clean UI without Bloatware or Ads ; Good camera in daylight ; Smooth performance ; Good battery life with fast charging

Average low-light camera performance ; No AMOLED or high refresh rate screen compared to competitors ; Lacks dedicated microSD slot

At a price of Rs. 20,999, the moto g 5G is value-for-money budget 5G smartphone from Motorola offering stock Android experience. The main camera is good in most conditions, the phone offers smooth performance and the battery life is good as well....

5G enabled smartphones under Rs. 25,000 price mark ; Big FHD+ display with a punch-hole design ; 5,000 mAh battery with 20W fast charging ; Stock Android experience

Average camera performance ; Single RAM and storage option

The Moto G 5G undeniably takes the crown for the cheapest 5G smartphone available in the Indian market. The company has tried to live up to the expectation of the masses looking for a mid-range device which goes easy on the pockets. The smartphone...

Battery ; Display ; Camera

Design ; Heavy ; Low-light camera

Powerful performance ; Future-proof connectivity ; Stock Android experience ; Prolonged battery life

Absent high-refresh-rate and AMOLED display ; Tough for one-handed operation

When the Moto G 5G price was announced as ₹20,999 in India, it took me by surprise. It was a more aggressive move by the company than I had anticipated. For the sticker on the box, you are getting a competitive mid-ranger that reasonably balances the...

Unusually robust build ; Wireless charging support ; Excellent software promise

Screen is LCD not OLED ; Relatively slow wired charging and no charger ; A little too much bloatware

The Moto G75 5G does things a little differently to other sub-£300 phones, and that helps it to stand out. Military-grade toughness and wireless charging support stand alongside an exemplary software update promise to make this a surprisingly special...