#Moto G Ranked: The Budget Champions
Three G models, each under 400 dollars, each keeping the headphone jack and microSD slot the big brands walked away from.
Moto G Power $249 to $299
The one to point most people to. A 5,000mAh battery routinely delivers two full days, the 120Hz display embarrasses phones at twice the price, and the water repellent design shrugs off a drop in a slushy parking lot. When the question is simply the most phone per dollar, this is the answer we give.
Best match
The two day battery frees habitual nightly chargers, and parents outfitting teenagers can skip financing entirely.
Battery: 5,000mAh · Display: 6.8 in 120Hz · Jack and microSD: yes
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Moto G 5G $199 to $249
At the bottom of the ladder, daily use still never feels cheap. Scrolling is smooth, calls are dependable, the battery runs the whole day, and 5G works on every local network. The cameras are daylight performers and the speaker is thin, but at this price the gaps are a small miracle in their own right.
Price tier: entry · 5G: all Buffalo carriers · Storage: expandable
Moto G Stylus $299 to $399
The note taker's bargain. The built in stylus costs a tenth of what Samsung charges for the same privilege, on top of a bigger, sharper display than its siblings. Treat the pen as a convenience tool rather than an art instrument: signing PDFs and grocery lists, not portraits.
Stylus: included · Display: 6.8 in · Use case: notes and forms
Moto G series on Amazon
The full current G lineup, unlocked, with Prime delivery reaching across Western New York.
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