Motorola Moto G9 Power

Good-looking design, grippy body, water-sealed gaps.

Low-res screen.

But you can have a phenomenal battery life, smooth UI, great photo quality for the primary camera, and enough punch to play a game or two. And you get everything wrapped in a nice looking plastic body with basic water protection. These seem like enough...

Huge 6,000 mAh battery with 20W fast charging ; Mid-range Snapdragon 662 SoC ; 64MP triple-rear camera setup

Standard HD+ resolution ; Bulky form factor

Motorola G9 Power is a decent pick in the mid-range segment. The aggressive price point of Rs. 11,999 makes it a worthy contender against the Chinese counterparts. It's not just the pricing for which you should consider this device, rather, the...

Close to stock Android software ; Large display for media consumption ; Ginormous battery ; Respectable main camera results

Low-resolution display ; No ultrawide camera

So should you consider this over the OG G9?

Phenomenal battery life;Decent camera in good lighting;Clean software

Mediocre 720p screen;Hefty, ugly design;Unremarkable performance

Excellent battery life ; Very affordable price ; Large display

Dull, low-res screen ; Poor photos at night ; No waterproofing

The Moto G9 Power is going to appeal if you want a budget phone with a big screen and a battery that lasts and lasts. Apart from the price and the battery, there's not a whole lot that excels about this handset, but it's still one of the best phones on...

Long-lasting battery Spacious screen Very affordable

Average performance On the bulky side Only Android 10 for now

The 'Moto' tells you you're getting a no-nonsense, dependable budget phone from Motorola, the 'Power' tells you this has one of the biggest batteries on the market – and that just about sums up what you can expect when it comes to the Moto G9 Power.

Epic battery life is super long-lasting - easily a two-dayer ; Generally smooth software experience ; Low bezel design is impressive at this price ; Cheaper asking price than previous G8 Power - but it's an altogether different phone

Low-res screen shows jaggies ; A little slow in operation - the camera experience especially ; Punch-hole notch larger than your average ; Fairly chunky design as result of huge battery ; Fingerprint scanner too high up the rear

A gear change for the series: battery life has increased and the price lowered compared to its predecessor. As a result, however, the screen is a noticeably low resolution, while the processing and graphical power is limited - but not to the point it's...