Moto G5 Plus
Webuser|May 17 2017

Jonathan Bray reviews a mid-priced phone with a fantastic camera.

Moto G5 Plus

With previous versions of the Moto G range, we’ve recommended the basic smartphone rather than the Plus edition, because they were better value for money. However, this year we’re going with the Moto G5 Plus because it’s faster, has a better camera, looks nicer and is only £80 more than the standard G5.

It’s a smaller phone than last year’s model, with a 5.2in, 1,080 x 1,920 pixels resolution IPS screen. It doesn’t have a removable battery like its cheaper sibling, but every other major feature is present and correct, including expandable storage (up to 128GB), splash resistance, NFC for mobile payments and a fingerprint reader.

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