Motorola Moto G7

It's a strong sub-$300 phone, but doesn't excel for camera performance.There's a whole lot to like about the Motorola Moto G7, especially at a glance: the design nearly puts this $299 phone in the same company as much pricier phones, and the 6.2-inch...

"But the Moto G7 is a great starter smartphone for someone who wants something affordable without all the bells and...

The Moto G7 looks amazing, feels amazing, and performs pretty well for the price range. The low tier camera can be forgiven when so many other aspects were knocked out of the park. For $299, it’s really hard to complain when you get a USB-C port, a headphone jack, and an awesome display.

Motorola’s G-series remains the gold standard for budget smartphones - and this year’s G7 continues that legacy in strong form.

While it probably won’t last a full 7 days of being always on, you could most likely get through a whole week if you turn it off completely at night or when not in use. The camera is totally acceptable too. I’d say it might be better than some of the more-expensive phones out there as well! For $250-$300, the excellent battery life is worth it alone, but the Moto G7 Power turns out to be quite a good all around smartphone as well.

I can't think of another low-end smartphone line that's continued to push the boundaries of what a budget smartphone is and should be able to do. Motorola continues to blur the lines of budget and high end, without raising the end cost. You can buy three, maybe four, Moto G7's for the same cost as one iPhone XS Max or Galaxy S10 Plus. Unreal. If you need a new phone but don't want to spend a ton of money, you can't really go wrong with the Moto G7.

However, if you were hoping a $300 phone would be a gaming powerhouse, you’ll be disappointed. The G7 can certainly run titles like PUBG Mobile, but can run into sluggishness even on the lowest graphics settings. Still, casual games run well and I’m happy with the G7’s overall performance and odds of maintaining that dependability for the next couple years.

The Moto G7 is the best budget phone we've tried hands down.

Make the most of your money with this smartphone, which you can get your hands on for just £239, and without sacrificing on the features you would get on a more expensive alternative. Granted, the display isn’t as impressive as some of the higher priced phones, and the speed isn't as good either. But despite that, this is a great option for someone looking for a smartphone that won’t break the bank.

Despite its shortcomings, the Moto G7 remains a good value. Few phones, even at $299, guarantee the level of performance and software polish that Motorola is offering, and the fact that the G7 is compatible with every carrier under the sun in the U.S....

Motorola may be muddling the message by releasing four Moto G7 variants this year, but the main $300 version is still the one to buy, and worth spending the extra money on.

The Moto G7 is a great phone, hands down. If you're not looking to spend a thousand dollars on the latest flagship from Apple, Samsung, LG, or anyone else, this is definitely something that you should be looking at.And you should totally get the white...

The competition has heated up, but we’ll still recommend the Moto G7 to many in 2019.

Last year, we would have looked more in the high-end for many details of the Motorola Moto G7. Together with its low price point, this results in a lot of smartphone for little money.