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Motorola's Moto G smartphones have become synonymous with value and reliability. They're not the flashiest devices, and their cameras haven't always been great, but they punch above their weight and their price tag. The Moto G4 Plus - the first Motorola s...
Great value, Lovely display, Surprisingly good camera...
Plain design, Fingerprint reader not also a home button, No monthly security updates...
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Enter Giveaway: Last week's contest page – Welcome back to the Sunday Giveaway! This week we're giving away not one, but THREE Moto G4 Plus smartphones! Good luck!Moto G4 Plus review! – Download the AA App! – Stay connected to Android Authority: – – –...
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Selling for $400-$450 outright, the G4 Plus is already half or less of high-end devices, like the iPhone or Samsung Galaxy S7. Given how punitive contracts can be from the carriers, the price is right for maintaining the freedom of your current monthly pl...
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Whenever I have been asked for a non-network tied budget blower recommendation, I have always pointed towards the Moto G... apart from a few others.Motorola have such good rep especially for the Moto G amongst other budget offerings that it reigned suprem...
Fingerprint scanner, Expandable memory, good camera, fingerprint sensor in the sub£250 category...
No NFC...
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The Moto G4 Plus is one of the year's most unassuming handsets, yet if you're looking for great value, it should be on your list of must-see phones.Motorola has been through some big changes of the past few years. First being bought by Google and then to...
The Moto G4 Plus is probably the best value phone in the mid-range price space. For $399, you get quite a lot of phone, notably a big screen and a great camera. It's is probably a little more power-hungry than we'd have liked, but it should see the majori...
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When you think "Plus" in the phone world you tend to think extra large handset. It's all Apple's fault. But that's not precisely the case with the Moto G4 Plus: sure, it's pretty large with its 5.5-inch screen, but it's the same size as its Moto G4 brothe...
Better and bolder design than before, microSD expansion, solid battery life and TurboPower fastcharger included in the box, might be midspec but can handle most apps...
No NFC so no Android Pay (seems foolish considering the fingerprint scanner), price point puts it into contentious market position, standard G4 does much of what you'll need...
When we first saw the Motorola Moto G4 and G4 Plus, we though the Plus was hands-down the one to choose. Having used both handsets for weeks and days at a time, however, we've taken an about-turn on that initial feeling: the Plus does have plenty of...
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We fawned over the attractively affordable Moto G4 in our review , but do camera upgrades and the additions of a fast charger and fingerprint scanner make the Moto G4 Plus a better phone? Design If you liked the simple candybar aesthetic of the Moto G4 y...
Impressive display, decent specs, fingerprint scanner, more storage and memory options...
Not water resistant, loses its budget status, questionable value...
The G4 Plus is not as essential as the more affordable Moto G4, but there's still a lot to like...
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Moto G phones are not exciting. They're not sexy and they're not powerhouses. But they get the job done, and do it for a reasonable price.Since the line's launch in 2013, that has always been the appeal of the Moto G line. With the Moto G4 Plus, however...
istent, but not flawless performance, The performance of this phone was impressive for its middling 2GB of RAM and Snapdragon 617 1.5GHz octacore processor which, it should be noted, is a vast improvement from the G3's Snapdragon 410 quadcore SoC, It hand...
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Lenovo - the new owner of the Motorola brand - is aiming the Moto G4 Plus at the budget end of the Android market, but it's a couple of rungs up the ladder from the entry-level Moto G4 Play.Considering there's a 5.5-inch 1080p screen, a Qualcomm Snapdra...
Speedy, smooth performance, Great camera, Bright, crisp display...
Plastic body, Speaker isn't great, No NFC or Android pay...
The Moto G4 Plus is an impressive phone for the money and yet more evidence that the gap between flagships and budget smartphones is still closing...
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Build QualityPhone Set UpFeaturesCamera & VideoBattery LifeOur Motorola Moto G4 Plus review finds that the gap between budget and flagship smartphone has closed once again. Priced from £199 or available on very inexpensive monthly contracts, the Moto G4...
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The screen is protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 3 but that doesn't mean you should not install a tempered glass protector but what it means is that it's a heavy duty product that will protect it from general use. The second aspect about the Moto G4 Plus...
The Moto G4 Plus from Motorola provides some excellent value for money which gives midrange mobile phones a run!...
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Motorola's presence in the smartphone arena has slipped since their acquisition by Lenovo in 2014. They've gone from third place in 2012 to fifth three years later – losing a lot of ground to Chinese players like Huawei and Oppo. Even Lenovo's own recent...
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The label “budget phone” is misleading. There's a tendency to assume that “budget” phones must cut major corners that their high-end counterparts don't, or must exhibit some unforgiveable flaw that is absent in more expensive phones. But these days, it ju...
Solid build quality, Speedy processor, Unobtrusive software, Bargain price, Outstanding 4GB of RAM...
Average camera, No NFC, Flimsy buttons...
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It's been a little while since we've seen a new Motorola handset in Australia; the last major entries into the Australian market were about twelve months ago now, in the form of the Moto G (3rd Gen), followed closely by the Moto X Play and X Style. These...
As a super-mid, the Moto G4 Plus blends the best of high-end phones and their features with a budget cost, and that can be quite difficult to get right.We're seeing — and are glad to be seeing — an increased focus on the middle market; flagship phones are...
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Going back two or three years ago, the Moto X was the king of the budget phone. But now, with heavy competition from OnePlus and other phone manufactures, how does the G4 Plus stack up?Read more on TechnoBuffalo: Slickwraps: More tech goodness: Our video...
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Here's my review of the Moto G4 Plus. It's a very decent phone for around $400 (CAD). Watch the video above for more detail.Sean...
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Get ready, this is going to be a fast one. We have up for grabs a Moto G4 Plus smartphone. The contest will start today and end in two weeks, in which a winner will be selected shortly there after.The Moto G4 Plus features a 5.5-inch full HD 1080p display...
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Motorola's G phones have always been decent mid-range choice but they've not been particularly exciting and they've tended to be small, low-powered and cheap. The Moto G4 Plus on the other hand caught our eye because its specs approach those of much highe...
High spec at low price, Fast fingerprint reader, User profiles...
Hit and miss cameras, Dulllooking...
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Motorola's G phones have always been decent mid-range choice but they've not been particularly exciting and they've tended to be small, low-powered and cheap. The Moto G4 Plus on the other hand caught our eye because its specs approach those of much highe...
High spec at low price, Fast fingerprint reader...
Hit and miss cameras, Dulllooking...
At $399 this really is a great-value phone. Compared to the tragic Sony Xperia Performance we reviewed last week, it's nigh-on-impossible to find $600 worth of differences and features like the fingerprint reader, dualSIM, battery life are actually better...
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Motorola has updated its best budget smartphone line-up for 2016 with two different models. The Plus model isn't bigger but comes with a fingerprint scanner, extra RAM and storage, plus a higher resolution camera so the price might be worth paying for som...
The Moto G4 Plus is a nice phone but it's very similar to the regular model. Since we're disappointed in the camera (with no noticeable difference), it's not worth paying the extra money to get a fingerprint scanner which can't even be used with Android P...
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WE FAWNED over the attractively affordable Moto G4 in our review , but do camera upgrades and the additions of a fast charger and fingerprint scanner make the Moto G4 Plus a better phone? Design If you liked the simple candybar aesthetic of the Moto G4 y...
Impressive display, decent specs, fingerprint scanner, more storage and memory options...
Not water resistant, questionable value...
The Moto G4 Plus is not as essential as the more affordable Moto G4, but there's still a lot to like...
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Buying a Moto G used to be very simple - there was just one version and it either suited your needs and budget or it didn't. However, Motorola has slowly increased the options available with each successive generation and thus the complexity. Some 2 nd ge...
Long lasting battery, Great quality screen, Quick performance, Very responsive touchscreen and fingerprint reader, Dual SIM...
Ungainly size, Awkward pricing and options...
It's not as good value as the non-Plus Moto G and even better phones are available for not much more cash, but it's still a very good smartphone...
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The first Moto smartphone since Motorola was bought by Lenovo is an update of the budget superstar, the Moto G. Can the new fourth generation Moto G4 capture what was so good about the last three Moto G phones?Under Google the Motorola brand had a distinc...
good performance, microSD slot, dualSim, good screen, optional fingerprint sensor, decent cameras, pure Android...
only a day's battery, no longer a smaller phone, no longer that cheap, no NFC...
The new Moto G4 has lost a bit of the charm that made the previous Moto Gs delightful and has grown considerably in size, but is a step up in terms of overall quality. It has a good screen, a day's battery, decent performance and cameras, plus a microSD s...
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The Motorola G4 Plus is a conundrum. Launched at the same time as the brilliant Motorola Moto G4, it costs £60 more, and yet to look at, it's not immediately apparent what you're getting for your money. For the most part, in fact, the Motorola Moto G4 Pl...
Does this add up to a convincing case for the Moto G4 Plus? Taking everything into account, I don't believe there's enough here to justify the extra spend.Yes, the camera is better, and yes, you do get a fingerprint reader – oh, and there's a more powerfu...
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It has the same 5.5in 1,920x1,080 resolution display, the same weight and dimensions, the same octa-core 1.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 617 chipset, and the same 3,000mAh battery – all of which produced identical results to the regular Moto G4 in our tests, s...
Still a great phone, but its camera isn't quite good enough to warrant a £60 premium over the regular Moto G4...
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The Moto G4 Plus is one of two variants of Motorola's fourth generation Moto G, the firm's best selling smartphone range ever.This is the first time Motorola (now owned by Lenovo) has launched a duo of Gs, and you'd be forgiven for thinking the Moto G4 Pl...
Fingerprint scanner, Strong camera, Bright, big screen...
No NFC, no Android Pay, Non removable battery...
Motorola's best Moto G handset packs in even more features, but it comes with a slightly higher price tag too - still affordable, still solid, just not as much of bargain as its predecessors...
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Lenovo-owned Motorola unveiled its new G4 Plus smartphone this week alongside the Moto G4. Despite what the name suggests, the G4 Plus does not have a bigger screen than the G4, but does contain several notable differences. Check out these, and its other...
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Not fussed about the Samsung Galaxy S7? Is the HTC 10 too dear for your tech budget? You'll want to take a look at the new Moto G4 Plus.This spruced up edition of the Moto G4 costs just £30 more than its cheaper sibling, but repays that investment with a...
As well-priced as the standard Moto G4 is at £169, there seems little reason to settle for less than the £199 Moto G4 Plus. Those added camera smarts are gonna make a huge difference when it comes to low light photos, and the fingerprint scanner is a hand...
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Nowadays it's a given that you can scoop up a great smartphone for under £200. Before the Moto G arrived in a grand flourish of affordable magic, that wasn't such a guarantee.Thankfully for bargain hunters, the era of great, cheap tech is well and truly u...
We didn't have all that much time with the G4 before it was swept out of our hands, but on first impressions it looks like a very tempting handset. Especially if you're not all that tempted by the flagship offerings from Samsung and LG. Lay down your cas...
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The Moto G4 Plus is one of two variants of Motorola's fourth generation Moto G, the firm's best selling smartphone range ever.This is the first time Motorola (now owned by Lenovo) has launched a duo of Gs, and you'd be forgiven for thinking the Moto G4...
Fingerprint scanner, Strong camera, Bright, big screen...
No NFC, no Android Pay, Non removable battery...
Motorola's best Moto G handset packs in even more features, but it comes with a slightly higher price tag too - still affordable, still solid, just not as much of bargain as its predecessors...
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The Motorola name may be no more in the world of smartphones, but the ever-popular Moto range of Android smartphones lives on under the care of Lenovo, the owner of what used to be Motorola Mobility. The fourth-generation Moto G is simply called the Moto...
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Motorola might not be the handset giant it once was – the days of Razr-levels of success are long gone – but in recent years it's dominated the affordable end of the smartphone scale with its wallet-friendly Moto G line. Now, under its new Lenovo-owned gu...
Seamless multiroom experience, Sky's still the king of content, Simple, tablet-based downloads for offline, on-the-move viewing...
Will make your wallet weep, Doesn't play nice with Netflix or Amazon Prime Video, 4K, voice search and powerlining still not ready...
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Not fussed about the Samsung Galaxy S7? Is the HTC 10 too dear for your tech budget? You'll want to take a look at the new Moto G4 Plus.This spruced up edition of the Moto G4 costs just £30 (RM175) more than its cheaper sibling, but repays that investment...
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Moto G4 Plus hands-on – A beefed-up Moto G with a better camera, but still affordable Releasing two versions of the Moto G simultaneously isn't anything new. Last year's Moto G 3 had variants with 1GB and 2GB of RAM – but there are far bigger differences...
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Motorola just recently came back in the Philippines, along with their full lineup is the flagship Moto Z that is a transforming phone with modular mods. But, this time we review their mid-range phone the Moto G4 Plus for those who needs an all around smar...
The Moto G4 Plus performs good to great in all aspects, it's a phone that was designed to perform and it did that well. Though in the aesthetics division, we would love if Moto had considered a metal / glass body premium considering competitors it's price...
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Announcing the Moto 4G and Moto 4G Plus in mid-May, Lenovo Mobile (formerly Motorola) failed to surprise peace. These models come in effect take over the Moto G (3rd generation), but do not really represent shy updates as the manufacturer has accustomed u...
This is a very good smartphone, which does not suffer any major fault and shows even very good at times. It also has the good taste to be offered at a very competitive price. Obviously, the question of whether it is a better buy than the Moto G4 also aris...
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In the past, I've had no trouble recommending Motorola's Moto G line for those after a fantastic budget smartphone. Even now, the 2015 Moto G is still a great choice, as it delivers solid performance and a decent camera in a cheap, stock Android package...
Fantastic rear camera. Great upgrades to the display. Runs stock Android. Includes a fingerprint sensor. Above average battery life.
Generic plastic design. Performance isn't great for the price. Lacks value compared to the nonPlus model.
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Motorola's Moto G4 Plus and the G4 are successors to the Motorola Moto G, a phone that won our Editors' Choice award last year for the best affordable smartphone. The unlocked phone market has changed considerably since then, leading to a flood of ultra-a...
Relatively affordable, Crisp 1080p display, Solid battery life, Fingerprint sensor, Dual-band Wi-Fi, Expandable storage, Latest software and no bloatware, LTE bands for all carriers...
Can't handle high-end games, Fingerprint sensor doesn't function as Home button, Non-removable battery...
The Moto G4 Plus is an affordable midrange smartphone that gives you solid hardware, a crisp 1080p display, and broad carrier compatibility, but the competition is fierce...
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In comparison to the last year's Moto G model, the one announced this year has a Plus version. It is namely the latter that will be in the focus of this quick review, and if some of you have missed our review of the standard Moto G4, you can find it here...
Full HD display ensuring high image detail and brightness, Fingerprint scanner, Relatively durable 3000mAh battery, Stock Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow some extra Moto features, High CPU and GPU performance for this class, provided by Snapdragon 617 and Adren...
Bulkier design than other Moto models and a back panel which is prone to fingerprints...
Moto G4 Plus is a model that strongly reminds one of the standard Moto G4 both in terms of its design and features. The presence of a separate version, however, which builds up on the mainstream model is not something we see for the first time. Actually...
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Lenovo (and Motorola before that) has been the unofficial king of mid-range Android phones for the last few years. Their Moto G line has been a strong competitor in the value market since it's introduction in 2013 . The Moto G line has always offered just...
Lenovo (and Motorola before that) has been the unofficial king of mid-range Android phones for the last few years. Their Moto G line has been a strong competitor in the value market since it's introduction in 2013 . The Moto G line has always offered just...
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The Moto G4 Plus is arguably the most interesting of the three Moto G4 smartphones that Lenovo announced this year. The Moto G4 Plus sports the same processor as the Moto G4 , but it gives the user an option for picking up a model with as much as 4GB of R...
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The Lenovo Moto G4 Plus had some big shoes to fill, even though it technically doesn't have a predecessor. This year, Lenovo opted to give us not one Moto G model, but three. There's the Moto G4, Moto G4 Play and Moto G4 Plus. The Moto G4 Plus is the “hig...
Display: Most smartphones in this price range either sport a great display, with a rather lowend processor or vice versa. Lenovo was able to give us a pretty decent display here, with a somewhat decent processor, Battery Life: Not only has Lenovo given us...
Performance: The Snapdragon 617 is still underperforming and overheating. A bit unfortunate, given the fact that the rest of the Moto G4 Plus is pretty amazing.
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The heartbreaking betrayal of Moto's most important phoneI'm angry right now. Angry that it's 2016 and Android smartphone performance can still be awful. Furious that we're approaching the 10th anniversary of the iPhone and Apple's competitors still don't...
Very attractive display, Strong, rigid, hardwearing construction, Close to perfectly stock Android...
Performance is sluggish to the point of being offensive, Fingerprint sensor is not a home button (and is a little slow), Mediocre camera isn't helped by wimpy processor...
More times than not, the Verge score is based on the average of the subscores below. However, since this is a non-weighted average, we reserve the right to tweak the overall score if we feel it doesn't reflect our overall assessment and price of the produ...
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When the first Moto G launched in 2013, it brought with it a shift in the mobile landscape. It wasn't the first affordable phone with decent specs, but nothing before it felt quite as nice, in so many ways, for such little money.Fast forward three years a...
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Moto G4 Plus review: This upgraded version of the brilliant Moto G4 smartphone boasts a smart 16-megapixel camera and a fingerprint sensor, but is it worth the extra cash? Here's our full Moto G4 Plus mobile phone review.One of the best-value phones of 20...
Smooth performance, Fingerprint sensor, Dependable camera, Solid battery life...
No improvement in camera shots, Handfilling design...
The obvious question is, which is best for you: the Moto G4 or Moto G4 Plus? Well, we'd honestly say that unless you're constantly snapping hyper kids, there's no need to splash out extra money on the Plus' 16-meg camera. That super-smart auto-focus defin...
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The original Moto G – released back in 2013 – was one of the first smartphones that kicked of the trend of affordable but high quality smartphones, and went on to become one of the best-selling Motorola smartphones ever. Motorola has continued to release...
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Plus = better? The Moto G4 Plus is basically the regular Moto G4, but with a better camera, quick charging and fingerprint scanner. Should you get the slightly more expensive model?...
very bright display, accurate colors on the display, sharp camera pictures, grippy case, customizability, long battery runtime, good performance with apps and games, Android 6.0.1...
fingerprint scanner only has one function, GPS module sometimes inaccurate, mediocre microphone quality, battery not replaceable...
The 32 GB version of the Moto G4 Plus is currently 15 Euros (~$17) more expensive than the Moto G4 in the MotoMaker. In return, you get a very good camera, a fingerprint scanner, and the quick-charge feature in particular, which is really convenient with...
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The most powerful of Lenovo's Moto G lineup raises the bar for the mid-range.Lenovo's first full cycle with the Moto brand seems to be off to a good start, at least with the most powerful variant, the Moto G Plus. While the device shares a number of hardw...
Nice, simple design, Fingerprint sensor is fast and accurate, Good camera quality and features, Nononsense Android software...
Snapdragon 617 processor feels overworked, Lacks popular Moto Voice features, Loose, plasticky buttons and back cover...
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When we reviewed the first-gen Moto G, we started off by saying that it's the device that can fulfil its parent Google's ambition of reaching out to the next billion smartphone users. It was quite successful in achieving that as well, since it was the bes...
Gorgeous display, Fast and accurate fingerprint sensor, Powerful snappers, Loaded innards, Allday battery life...
Fingerprint sensor doesn't double up as home button, No waterproofing, Suffers from heating issues...
While the original Moto G rewrote many rules in the Indian smartphone market, a lot has changed since then. The market has become even more competitive, with not just Chinese brands in the fray, but international giants and Indian companies fighting it ou...
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“The Moto G4 Plus is a versatile shooter and won't disappoint you in any situation”The Moto G series has been a breakout hit for Motorola, and the brand's new parent company Lenovo is hoping that the trend will continue with the latest member(s) in the ra...
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