I have had this phone for 6 weeks and was very happy with it, it has now started powering down after a few hours when I am not using it and won't start up normally ,he only way to start it is by pressing the power button and volume up button together and that doesn't always work, I bought it to take...

Excellent phone, very fast charging and Android 7 with a selection of Moto add-ons is really good, so much faster than my old Nexus 4 with Android 5. 32Gb is a good size, so I don't have to constantly manage space for app updates, Really find the fingerprint scanner very good for logging in, also...

A great powerful but power efficient phone with 4 days standby time (on but not used much!) it never slows down or stutters and the near stock Android OS is refreshing and snappy; Moto Actions are Genuinely Very Useful such as chop twice for light or twist to luanch Cameras

Micro USB instead of the newer faster USB C Port is disappointing! Only 32gig Internal Storage! 3,000mah battery is a tad small for a 5.5'inch screen phone; While the phone has great standby time and good on-screen time; 3,500 to 3,800mah battery would have been better for such a large screen...

I am happy with the build and performance of this phone, so far. The Moto G line is good for people who don't need all the fancy features, but still want a good phone that will last and get things done.

"Excellent phone at a really good price. Have had several Motos before this but this by far the best. "

Price; Speed; NFC; Finger print scanner; Camera; Huge memory; None

Overall, the Moto G5s Plus improves on the already-great G5 Plus, offering a lot for less than £300 here in the UK. Refined design work, a bigger display and that same vanilla Android interface makes for a strong all-rounder, while the improved selfie camera will appeal to Instagram fans.

Bigger screen; Smart and streamlined UI; Sleek design

The Lenovo Moto G5S Plus is a new alternative to the . Arriving just a few months later, it makes you wonder: "why?" Whatever the answer, even though we think the original G5 Plus is great, there are real improvements here.

Great value; Much improved build; Good daylight photos

Slow; slightly buggy camera

The Moto G5S Plus is, in a specs sense at least, not a major step up from the Moto G5 Plus . Its dual camera setup isn't worth getting that excited about and the processing power is similar. However, in person the shift is greater.

Upgraded full metal shell; Very good value; Good battery life

Significant camera shutter lag; Max screen brightness isn't high; No USB Type-C port

Long has the Moto G line of budget smartphones been considered excellent. Not just at Tech Advisor but worldwide, we've come to expect a lot of phone for not a lot of money when the latest one comes out.

Really good phone for that money. The only thing i notice a difference compared to the seven i've had for two years is the camera and battery life. The camera is significantly worse and battery life many times better.