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moto g in Forest Gray, Front + Back view

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Motorola

moto g

Phone2025Released
  • 6.7-inch
  • MediaTek Dimensity 6300
  • 193 g
  • 5000 mAh
  • From $200

Available colors

Selected: Forest Gray

Physical specifications

6.7"

Display size

193 g

Weight

167.1 mm

Height

76.3 mm

Width

8.2 mm

Thickness

19.5:9

Aspect ratio

Release and pricing

Released
January 30, 2025
Starting price
$200
Market
US
Configuration
4 GB + 128 GB

Size in everyday life

Picture it in your front pocket.

Front pocket reference

2018 US jeans study · 20 brands · 80 pairs · Approx. 32-inch waists

moto g

Display

Display size
6.7"
Display technology
LCD
Resolution
1604 × 720
Refresh rate
120 Hz

Performance

Chipset
MediaTek Dimensity 6300
RAM
4 GB
Storage
128 GB
Expandable storage
Yes

Battery & charging

Typical capacity
5000 mAh
Wired charging
30 W

Cameras

Rear cameras
Wide · 50 MP; Macro · 2 MP
Front cameras
Front · 16 MP

Connectivity

Cellular
5G, LTE
NFC
Yes

Sources and measurement notes

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Check the exact model, year, region and configuration on the linked page. References may cover several variants. Folded and unfolded dimensions differ; cases and camera protrusions may change the space a device needs. Drawings share a relative scale and are not calibrated to life size on your screen.

Sizometry Analysis

Overall Score

7.0

out of 10

A capable $200 Hello UI budget phone with 120Hz HD+ LCD, Dimensity 6300, 5000mAh endurance, stereo speakers, NFC, microSD, and a 3.5mm jack — held back by 4GB RAM, modest cameras, two-year OS updates, carrier bloat on subsidized units, and a soft panel beside sharper rivals.

Category scores

Camera

5.5

50MP main is fine in daylight; low light and video trail Power and Galaxy A16 alternatives.

Battery and charging

8.5

5000mAh with efficient HD+ panel delivers standout endurance; 30W recovery is solid for the class.

Performance

6.0

Dimensity 6300 handles basics well; 4GB RAM caps gaming and heavy multitask.

Handling and portability

6.5

193 g helps, but 76.3 mm width and 167.05 mm height demand grip shifts on the large LCD.

Build quality

7.0

Gorilla Glass 3, IP52 splash, and stereo package impress at $200; plastic frame is honest.

Value

7.0

Gorilla Glass 3, IP52 splash, and stereo package impress at $200; plastic frame is honest.

Strengths

  • 5000mAh battery and 30W charging — class-leading endurance per dollar
  • Hello UI with Moto gestures on near-stock Android 15
  • Stereo speakers, NFC, microSD, and 3.5mm jack under $200
  • 193 g light chassis with 120Hz smoothness

Weaknesses

  • 4GB RAM limits multitasking and gaming headroom
  • HD+ 6.7-inch display trails 1080p budget rivals
  • Two major OS updates only — shorter than Samsung promises
  • Carrier bloat and modest low-light camera

Best for

  • Prepaid and first-phone buyers who need NFC and a headphone jack
  • Users prioritizing battery and stereo audio over panel sharpness
  • Motorola fans who enjoy Hello UI customization
  • Parents seeking an affordable splash-resistant backup phone

Less suitable for

  • Heavy multitaskers needing 8GB RAM
  • Display-first shoppers comparing Galaxy A16 1080p panels
  • Photography-focused buyers who should buy Moto G Power
  • Owners demanding four-plus years of Android upgrades

Upgrade recommendation

  • Current device: Moto G Play 2023–2024 or older G Power

    Recommendation: Strongly recommended

    Notes: 120Hz stereo, NFC, Dimensity 6300, and improved battery address multi-year pain points at low cost.

  • Current device: Moto G 5G 2024 owners

    Recommendation: Worth considering

    Notes: Smoother RAM Boost and battery gains help; RAM and resolution are not transformative.

  • Current device: Galaxy A15 or A14 generation

    Recommendation: Depends on priorities

    Notes: Moto wins jack, microSD, and often battery; Samsung wins display sharpness and update length.

  • Current device: Moto G Power 2025 shoppers

    Recommendation: Probably unnecessary

    Notes: Step up only if FHD+, ultrawide, IP68, and 8GB RAM matter; base G often lasts longer per charge.

  • Current device: Carrier promo recipients

    Recommendation: Depends on priorities

    Notes: Verify storage tier and debloat tolerance before treating promo pricing as unconditional value.

Everyday usability

Estimated from device dimensions and weight.

  • One-handed use

    Average

    One-handed use is possible, though two hands will often feel easier.

  • Pocket friendliness

    Average

    Pocketable, but you will notice its height and width in tighter pockets.

  • Carry comfort

    Balanced

    Weight sits in a balanced range for everyday holding and carrying.

  • Reading and media

    A large canvas for reading, video, and longer on-screen sessions.

  • Gaming

    Insufficient data

    The available specifications are not detailed enough to assess demanding-game performance reliably.

Bottom line

The moto g (2025) earns respect as Motorola's best sub-$200 unlocked value through Hello UI approachability, 5000mAh multi-day endurance, 120Hz smoothness, stereo Dolby audio, NFC, microSD, and a headphone jack in a 193 g package.

Models and configurations

Storage
128 GB
Connectivity
5GLTE
Colors
Sapphire BlueForest Gray
RAM
4 GB

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