Easy phone to operate with good battery life. The camera takes great pictures.

Value for money.

easy to use and good size screen

Does everything I need it to and at a very reasonable price

I am in love with my new phone, super fast, amazing cameras and battery to last days. I recommend it Have had it for about a month now and I honestly have no cons to write

I have a Motorola G7 and this one performs just as well. A great phone for its price.

This might be the first entry-level Moto G we don't unequivocally recommend as the default purchase. There's nothing especially wrong with it - indeed the battery life, software and practical design make it more than good enough for most people - but there's also the Moto G30 to consider. So if you can, we'd recommend stumping up the little extra money and going with that model instead.

Great battery life; Main camera is decent; Grippy texture is practical; Good software experience;

It's quite slow and stuttery; Macro camera isn't up to much; The Moto G30 exists;

The G10 is basically a slower, cheaper G9 Play with a slightly better camera. Consider what's most important before laying cash down on this, similarly-specced rivals like the Redmi 9, or pricier alternatives that afford a few extra luxuries, like the Realme 7.

Clean, tasteful design; Great battery life; Budget friendly;

Lacklustre performance; Mediocre display; Slow 'fast' charging;

The Moto G10 is the phone to get if you want to spend as little money as possible – it's decent enough value for the price. If you want anything else, like impressive camera shots and speedy performance, you're better off spending a bit more on your next upgrade.

Very affordable; Decent battery life; Runs Android 11;

Slow performance; Low resolution display; No 5G on board

The Moto G10 is a decent buy for those who want a cheap phone that lasts a long time between charges. Others might be better off spending a little more on alternatives from Realme or Xiaomi. This phone feels a little slow and its main camera often produces drab, oversharpened images.

It’s cheap; Has a half-decent (mono) speaker; Two-day battery life;

Poor primary camera image processing; Noticeable performance compromises;