Motorola Moto G7 Power

Offering a near-unskinned version of Android, solid specs for the money and a giant 5000mAh cell, the Moto G7 Power may not be cutting-edge, or the most alluring phone on the market. However, if it can deliver on Motorola’s battery claims then it could...

Massive battery Good gaming performance Fast-charging capability

Bulky Temperamental Wi-Fi connectivity Moto Actions take getting used to

While its camera and design won't blow away users of high-end phones, the Moto G7 Power's impressive battery size and specs make it a compelling option for users on a budget. Not all its features are immediately intuitive, which holds the phone back...

Motorola claims gigantic battery lasts 3 days ; Decent specs for $249 ; Attractive finish

Unnecessarily large notch ; Battery aside, its feature set isn't terribly exciting ; Not too different from other G7 models

The Moto G7 Power is a decent budget phone with a colossal 5,000mAh battery, a feature that is far and away the most exciting thing about the phone.

Battery life is a genuine two-day life per charge ; Great value for money ; Clean software experience

Display isn't the best ; Occasional Wi-Fi to 4G handoff latency ; Camera has some weaknesses ; No NFC

Affordable phones make compromises, but the G7 Power emerges with outstanding battery life, backed up by performance that will suit many just fine. It's only bettered by the G8 Plus, so if you can find this older model for less cash then it's a...

90% of the Moto G7 for £60 cheaper ; Incredible battery life ; Bargain price

720p screen ; No technical reason it shouldn’t support 4K recording

Superb battery life ; Decent selfie camera ; Surprisingly eye-charming screen ; Has a headphone jack ; Loads of storage ; Good value

Camera limits are clear at night, photos aren’t ; Some alternatives have sharper screens

The perfect solution for those tired of phones that empty their batteries, and your bank account, too quickly

In fact, I think the Motorola Moto G7 Power has the potential to eclipse even the legendary Lenovo P2 in the battery life stakes and I can’t wait to put it through its paces.

Large display (with a notch)

The competition would offer better features at that price

So, as far as recommendations go - it's quite simple. There is nothing wrong with the Moto G7 Power and it's worth your attention. It may not have the fancy tricks of the competition but seems quite dependable in both hardware and software.

Excellent battery life. Solid performance. Sleek design. Ships with Android 9.0 Pie.

Not waterproof. Mediocre camera. No NFC.

Although the budget phone market has matured over the past few years, Motorola continues to lead the pack. The Moto G7 Power offers excellent performance and an appealing design at a very attractive price point. And while it costs more than the Moto E5...