The Moto G 5G Plus is a good all-rounder with a better chipset, battery life and screen quality than many other devices at its price point. It’s also got a bigger screen than its siblings. The fact that it’s also 5G-compatible makes it an even more tempting offer, as it’s the cheapest 5G phone at launch, although as with all Moto phones it has its fair share of annoying quirks. It’s good, especially as a cheap 5G handset, but not game-changing.

Affordable 5G; Feels relatively snappy to use; Long-lasting battery;

Fingerprint sensor doesn’t always work; Cameras aren’t the best; Irritating Google Assistant button

For £299 (or £349 for the 6GB RAM version) you’re a getting an Android phone that easily matches handsets that cost twice the price. Performance is great, the software is clean and the screen is bright and fast. It charges up quickly and lasts for ages and it even takes pretty good photos. Add to that 5G and the new Moto G easily earns a place as one of 2020's best value smartphones.

Unbelievable value; Sharp display; Great performance (for the price); 5G support; Fast charging and great battery life;

A bit cheap feeling; The secondary cameras are mostly useless; Some software bugs;

It may not have the wow factor look of other mid-range smartphones available right now, but the Moto G 5G Plus certainly makes up for it in the performance department.

Fast performance; Great for photography; Huge 5,000mAh battery;

All-plastic body; Underwhelming macro lens;

This isn't just a good phone because it offers 5G future-proofing. It's simply just a good phone for all it offers: a big screen, smooth software experience, and a sensible price. It looks a little plasticky and the cameras are an oversell, but otherwise there's little within this class that can touch this Moto.

Great battery life; Big screen experience; As much power as you'll need; Speedy connectivity; Super smooth software; Affordable price point;

Half the cameras are a waste of space; The SIM tray design is poor; Plasticky feel; No in-display fingerprint scanner; Do you really need 5G?;

First two phones had an issue of flickering screen, quite literally out of the box. Can't fault Pb though, even during a busy sale they replaced them right away no questions asked. However im very wary now on the third phone.

Wonderful purse of Machinery,initially I went to buy a Samsung S21 then due to waiting time (busted my phone and needed a urgent replacement). Then I bought this and I am happy with it. Specially with the lasting battery life.Performance is not bad itself. Camera is good,not so much in low light since it the cranks up ISO and makes the photo a bit unnatural.(But using manual adjustment can be dealt with). All and all happy with the product. PS: The complimentary headset is crap.

Decent 5g phone for it's price.display and camera is above average.sound is also good.stock Android with very few moto apps.wish the built quality was a bit better . finger print scanner is quick.face unlock also works well.

Excellent mid range phone that is great value for money. Affordable 5G handset plus it comes with a huge 5000 MaH battery and fast charger. No complaints about it's performance which is used for everyday internet connection, fast, and phone functions. It's not used for gaming. Screen crystal clear. It does come with a standard case which gives minimal protection and the only complaint is because this is not a Samsung or iPhone no one bothers to carry cases.