Moto G6 Plus review

For just £50 more than the regular G6, the G6 Plus offers a bigger screen (in a similarly sized body), a better processor and an improved battery life. It also comes with 64GB as standard, compared to 32GB in the G6. That seems well worth the extra outlay, assuming your budget can stretch to it. Add to that the same excellent build quality and fantastic camera that far exceed what we’d expect at this level, and the Moto G family has a fitting flagship that could well hold its own in the mid-range market, against the likes of the OnePlus 6 and Honor 10.

Great design; Fast, smooth performance; Good battery life; Excellent value;

Camera a touch slow; Screen could be bigger;

Moto G6 Plus Review

It's not perfect by any means - we noticed occasional sluggish performance in some apps, while the camera was a touch slow in opening and struggled to deal with shake - but there's a huge amount here to like. The design is smart and lightweight; the screen is big and sharp; battery life is solid and fast charging impressive; you get twin camera lenses and a decent portrait mode, along with a bunch of gimmicky camera modes that are less reliable but lots of fun. All for this £269! It's a fantastic deal, and a great phone for the money.

Moto G6 Plus review review

Great design; Fast, smooth performance; Good battery life; Excellent value;

Camera a touch slow; Screen could be bigger;