Motorola Moto G 5G Plus review Comments
- disappointed user
- gxG
An extremely bad buy for the following reasons:
1. slow software updates
2. short life of updates, model released in July 2020, the last update is from July 2022 and it is not on Android
3. software bugs that were fixed extremely slowly
4. hardware bugs, fingerprint stopped working, poor call quality
I will never buy a Motorola again
- donofhalo
- 4Zv
Jjjjjjj, 05 Jul 2023I think this phone is discontinued No android 12 update.Custom ROM developments are ongoing and LineageOS is bringing up this device for official support on Android 13.
- Jjjjjjj
- xPP
I think this phone is discontinued
No android 12 update.
- Hi
- HFh
Very gooood👍♥️
- BlazedEarth
- HC9
I got the moto g 5G plus, around December 2020 after losing my iPhone. Not really sure why? it was between Moto and one plus, that was a little more money and had an extra 2gb ram.
But I'm so happy I got the Motorola, it has easily been the best phone I have owned so far, the screen is crisp and clear, and it runs nice and smooth with the 6gb ram.
And this is a very easy phone to root, for the little extra bits
- BlazedEarth
- HC9
Eric, 05 Jun 2022Not supporting 5G Option does not show, it's false advertising.I have 5g working fine on my moto g 5G plus
- RK
- x{6
Does it overheats ?
- Eric
- Kg{
EliseKlevr, 09 Nov 2021An overall rating of 3.4 seems to be unreasonable.
This phone has everything an average use... moreNot supporting 5G
Option does not show, it's false advertising.
- Didier
- ptT
I think this smartphone is performing great for it's value. Good 90hz screen, videos look smooth. Good GPU, most games run very well, even Fortnite. Overal good choice. I was only shocked by the extremely poor camera quality. My old Huawei P20 light makes better pictures. Wasn't this quad pixel technology supposed to perform really well? Is anyone else experiencing the same thing?
- EliseKlevr
- 7Xd
An overall rating of 3.4 seems to be unreasonable.
This phone has everything an average user needs:
• Stock Android
• audio jack
• SD card slot
• 90 Hz, HDR10 display (LCD: durable with accurate colors)
• great cameras for casual use and scanning documents
• great video recording output
• decent processor
• customizable gestures
• 5G
• dependable battery life (114 endurance rating)
• US$279 price tag or less
- Anonymous
- I@H
Kriegsherr, 02 Jan 2021LCD is not much better and vice versa. But its the trend right now. people now dont think abou... moretrue... now it depends on use cases and possibly how long one keeps a phone... i have some collections and use them from time to time, so i want a phone that is "collectible and usable"...
both types have pros and cons...
like oled on my n8 makes it useless as the display is totally black after a "black hole" started and extended...
my lumia 1020 has dark lines but only visible in dark surrounding s...
for ips, my htc flickers a lot, might not be the display per se though, might be the connections...
i also read that on lg g4, there is a screen retention, but mine has none... it even has the advantage of oleds, it can go lower nits in a darkened room, it doesnt strained my eye...
so ye... as somebody who holds unto phones for long years, i care about longevity, not just display but the entire phone...
- Anonymous
- I@H
etherspin, 05 Aug 2020I don't think IPS or OLED should be used as Pros or Cons of any device - just the relativ... moretotally agree with that... since not all oled are the same or even ips...
the problem i had with oleds is that they seemed to deteriorate faster... one of my n8 has totally burnt display... it started with a black hole then gradually extended until it covers the entire display... my lumia 1020 also has black lines only visible in dark room (i can still see some light on turned off pixels, perhaps because of reflection from other pixels, but there is that line which is totally black)... then there are those pink lines on amoleds...
though some ips also have some problems like screen retention which is usual on ips with higher nits... older ips are bit washed out... though newer ones are already good that the black levels are almost that of oleds...
- Anonymous
- I@H
it missed the opportunity of cinema aspect ratio by putting punched holes...
but still, a headphone jack and expandable storage makes this phone worth considering... even in 2021
- Darth Vader
- AxN
doraemonTGP, 08 Dec 2020Hello lenovo, thus this motorola g 5g is corning gorilla glass? Just to make sure.Yes it is Gorilla Glass 5
- Sarkirssian
- 6sR
Kriegsherr, 02 Jan 2021LCD is not much better and vice versa. But its the trend right now. people now dont think abou... more You maybe. I still use the P9 Plus, and still is a very good phone.
- Kia
- q}Y
I couldn't get any better with this price, I am really surprised what an amazing hardware quality Motorola has been applied on this phone!
I got this phone from Germany Amazon for $500 CAD 128GB 6GB of RAM
Cons, Face unlocking, if it saves your face at night it will recognize you only at night, it's not really important to me since I am using fingerprint unlock instead.
Pros, 1. Threes days battery 2. Quickly get on BT or any saved WiFi, NFC is amazing quick on getting on to my headset or when I charging my public transport card.
3. reasonably fast on any app or browsing on the net.
4. Awesome job on a single speaker with super power voice !
This is my third Motorola since I got my first cell phone and my first smart Motorola, I am super happy for the best decision I have made, I think I am in love with Motorola phones !! Lol !!
4. Looks like a luxury phone !
- Farhan
- GXm
Anonymous, 27 Dec 2020The minimum screen brightness is too high on this device and it's not pleasant to use at ... moreYes minimum brightness is too hi at night .
- Kriegsherr
- 3SI
VegasRooted, 09 Aug 2020I agree, LCD is much better. No screen burn-in, and no blown-out, over-saturated cartoon colo... moreLCD is not much better and vice versa. But its the trend right now. people now dont think about using a device for more than a year or two, thats why they dont care what happens in the long run. I personally wont mind having a top LCD instead of OLED in the flagships I wanna buy, but the lowest brightness of the display has to be really low so I can use my phone at night without stressing my eyes. in case of LCD, most of the companies dont care about it, for me its a big drawback. I guess for a lot too.
- Anonymous
- mt0
The minimum screen brightness is too high on this device and it's not pleasant to use at night in bed
- Raja
- 3@x
Mobile gets off and on automatically... It's really fed up... Spending money but no uses...
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