Motorola Moto G7 Power

The Moto G7 is a solid budget smartphone, one lacking many of the usual budget pitfalls. It has a nice display, great build quality, speedy performance, and glorious stock Android. It does have its issues, like poor update support and a weak camera,...

As the name suggests, this phone is really about one thing: Power.So at the end of the day it's quite a simple choice: if you're looking for a cheap, capable phone with a battery life that puts any other to shame, get the G7 Power.It's by no means the...

It's hard not to cheer a brand for delivering a phone with a monumental battery, and for that, we give Motorola credit. The G7 Power is a really great idea, crafting a phone with a massive battery for people who need more to work with.There are but two...

Motorola's Moto G7 lineup consists of several models, each one designed to meet a price point and offer different features. The $299 Moto G7 is at the high-end with dual-cameras, 65GB of storage, and 4GB of memory. The $199 Moto G7 Play is the most...

To me, the G7 Power really feels like the Moto G7 to get. Its battery life is incredible and worth the cost-cutting that Motorola did elsewhere. When you’ve got a $250 phone that’s plenty good at a smartphone’s core duties and can handily outlast a Galaxy S10 Plus or iPhone XR, that’s pretty special.

The G7 Power is not a flashy device. For the most part, it's a fine option for a cheap phone, with performance that's serviceable (so long as you don't game) and a software experience and selection of features that are among the finest in its class.For...

If the Moto G7 Power was the only device to come out from the G7 series, maybe along with the G7 Play, I'd say it's a solid device. But sadly, it sits aside the G7, which only costs $50 more. The Moto G7 is more stylish, has more RAM, has a better...

It's not the fastest phone, nor does it have the best smartphone camera out there, but the Motorola G7 Power is perfect for someone that needs their smartphone to last as long as they do! Considering it costs just £180, it's rammed full of useful...