Motorola Moto G7 Plus review

Once again, the Moto G7 Plus proves its point loud and clear that you don’t have to spend £1000 to get a great smartphone. As expected, there are some corners that have been rounded off to get to that price, but when considered at this sub-£300+ price point, it performs admirably across the board. Moto has listened to some of last year’s snagging points and improved on them. That doesn’t mean there’s probably enough here to tempt G6 Plus owners to upgrade, but for anyone else looking for an affordable handset that shrugs off the majority of budget expectations, the Moto G7 Plus is a very safe bet indeed.

Great design; Crisp, bright screen; Solid performance; Uncluttered software; Value for money;

Some stutters with high-level gaming;

Moto G7 Plus review: Better where it counts

It’s safe to say we came away pretty happy with the mainline Moto G7. In our review, we said that “Motorola’s G-series remains the gold standard for budget smartphones - and this year’s G7 continues that legacy in strong form.”

For most people, the Moto G7 Plus will do a fine job of handling your day-to-day demands. For those who need it to push a little further, it’ll do that too.

Impressive camera; Great battery life;

Limited durability; No wireless charging;

Moto G7 Plus review

The Moto G7 Plus is a great phone and a solid choice with change to spare from £300. You're unlikely to be disappointed if you go this way. There's not much to rival the G7 Plus at this price so a big questions is whether you should get it over the regular G7. We think not unless you'll appreciate all the little geeky upgrades.

Motorola Moto G7 Plus review review

Great design; Crisp, bright screen; Solid performance; Uncluttered software; Value for money;

Some stutters with high-level gaming;