Moto G9 Power | Unlocked | 128GB | 64MP Camera | 2020 | Silver

Overall this phone is awesomely great. Fast, nice size, great color, but there are some things to get there.One, it clearly is from south America as everything is in Spanish on the box and instructions. (This was bought from Amazon and sold by Amazon) I cannot say if this is a goof or due to shortages.Two, you need to upgrade this phone about 6 times. First to Android 10 then 11 plus all the patches along the way. If you don't then you get no reception.Three, once you do all this it's fine. I almost returned it! But I noticed it updating and updating, then I just manually did it until it completed.The phone seems to be in dual language and it booted in English but clearly this was sold elsewhere due to packaging.I feel it's a good phone but if you have do do all I did to make it work it should be discounted... overall recommended even although it was frustrating as it works great 👍

I like the long lasting battery but the phone is huge at 6.8", i wasn't sure about the size because it said 6.4" on the top description, but it also said 6.8" on the bottom either way great phone but i do wish i could return it because of the size.Update: So i got used to the size of the phone on my hand after a while because it's not wide but it's slim and comfortable, i like the back feel to it as well, phone is fast ans battery does last long, what i really use the most is the night mode camera.

I've had this phone for almost a year and here's my take. I bought it primarily to post my items I sell online.Pros: The battery life is phenomenal. Twenty minutes and I have enough power to get me through the next two hours if I use it lightly. The phone will last a little over three days if it's fully charged and I use it as I normally do.I placed a 32 gb micro sd card inside. Along with the 32 gb of internal memory I've yet to run out of room.Streaming movies is Hassel free and the picture is great.I have butter fingers and I've dropped it several times and the screen hasn't broken yet.Cons:I can't receive messages from certain businesses such as amazon, paypal, goodwill flash sales notification, bank of america etc. So if you need to verify your identity online or receive promotional text for goods or services I would use another phone like I do for my second phone number.The phone does freeze when I'm online. Sometimes i get the internet is down notification but I still have five bars.The camera will zoom in and out frequently while your trying to take a photo.The speaker is weak. you have to use headphones.

You won't find a better phone for $180, chances are you won't even find a usable phone for $180.Phone is top notch for a budget phone, doesn't lag, camera is ok, phone is big and has some weight to it.

For the price, you really can't beat this phone. The Snapdragon 662 makes the phone fast and without delays when searching the web. Battery last very long. If I was going on a hike or camping I would want this to be my phone due to the enormous battery size of 6000 mAH. Graphics are nice for a phone of this caliber but remember your using a Motorola that's priced under $200. 6.8" really helps out when watching YouTube or any other movies. Sound quality is better then expected. All my friends can hear my phone when I have an alert.Overall I chose this device over the LG Stylo 6 due to the negative reviews and I don't regret it.

For the price point, battery life, storage space, etc, this is a great phone.HOWEVER, the camera is absolutely terrible. Apparently it has an obscene number of megapixels, but the camera app is so laggy that it's often nearly impossible to focus on and take a photo/video. The lens also seems poor. This alone is enough to make me regret buying this phone.

I've been a fan of Moto G phones for a long time... my first one was a Moto G4. The last one before this one was a Moto G8 power. I bought this Moto G9 power because it had a better rear camera. What I didn't realize that when I got it there was no 4K video, no ultrawide lens and no compass. Some people might not want a compass but it's very useful (and required) for astronomy apps. Also, I miss the ultrawide lens.I can't understand why these features were removed from this latest Moto G model. I really miss them. It looks like the Moto G9 Power will be my last Motorola phone. This saddens me.

My son loves motorola's implementation of Android and the all day battery. He wanted an upgrade from his G8 power who's screen met it's fate during a skateboarding mishap. We simply inserted our US att micro sim and everything works fine. Speaker is loud, screen is good, battery is insane, price is nice, everyone is happy