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In our experience the best way to get a cheap phone is to buy it SIM-free then grab a great-value SIM-only deal. You won't be paying £50-odd per month for a phone for the next two years, and you can swap it for a newer model whenever you fancy it. All t...
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After the disappointing Moto G5 launch earlier in the year, Moto took another stab at the budget smartphones ball game. The new Moto G5S improved the mistakes of its predecessor, with a bigger battery life, and a better camera to boot.While the Moto G5 wa...
Nice design, microSD support...
Same performance as Moto G4, Camera not great in low light, STILL no NFC...
The Moto G5 may have been a disappointment, but the Moto G5S achieved much better success...
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Motorola has launched a new version of the G5, just a few months after launching it earlier this year. Here we highlight the differences between the phones, as well as the Plus versions, so you can decide which phone should be your next upgrade. The mai...
The upgrades might appeal to some, but the big price hike won't. The G5s is better built and battery capacity returns to what it was in the Moto G4, but the new unibody design means the battery is no longer removable. Processing power remains the same, so...
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gadgetscentral.co.uk Updated:
2018-01-27 04:42:58
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The Moto G5 was in many ways a step backwards. At £170 it just didn't compare favourably to its rivals – especially as specs-wise, it was pretty similar to last year's handset. But at £135 for the dual-SIM 3GB model. Yeah, that's worth a look.For Amazon's...
Surprisingly, as has been the case with recent flagship smartphone upgrades, the price of the Moto G5 isn't at issue here. It's the same as the Moto G4 when it launched and in 2017 I think £170 for the G5 is very tempting indeed.What concerns me is that...
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Update: So we didn't think too much of the Moto G5 when we reviewed it earlier this year. At £170, it just wasn't good value compared to its rivals – and in fact it was just a prettier version of the Moto G4. However, on Prime Day, it's 25% off until 11...
Lenovo seems to have misunderstood what made the Moto G series great. We were never bothered by the cheap and cheerful design; what mattered was that the screen, performance, camera and battery always punched above their weight at the price. With the Moto...
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I got my first glimpse of the new Moto G5 and G5 Plus phones at MWC in February and I must say I was impressed at the time. Not by the features and specification on offer for such a small amount of money, though that remains a key attraction, but by the d...
Nice design, microSD support...
Same performance as Moto G4, Camera not great in low light, STILL no NFC...
All-new metal design for the king of the budget smartphones but is there enough of an upgrade from last year's model...
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We knew this day had to come eventually. For four generations, the Moto G series of smartphones has been the gold standard for budget smartphones: absolutely fabulous for the money. But with the Moto G5, that's no longer a title the little handset can hol...
Lenovo seems to have misunderstood what made the Moto G series great. We were never bothered by the cheap and cheerful design; what mattered was that the screen, performance, camera and battery always punched above their weight at the price. With the Moto...
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The Moto G series is where Moto packs as much value as it can to produce a mass-market — $150-$499 range — phone. On the whole the G5 and G5 Plus succeed.The problem is that these may well be two entirely different phones:This review is side-by-side to sh...
Spending $100-$150 more is really worth it if you have the cash. It meets or exceeds mass market specifications with some going up into the more expensive mid-market segment.On that basis, it is an 8.5 out of 10.Normal 0 false false false EN-AU X-NONE X-N...
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The Moto G has long been the king of affordable phones. But things have changed in recent years, with a wider array of choice and price points available. To combat the shifting market, the fifth-generation G-series comes in G5 or larger G5 Plus flavours...
Great fingerprint scanner with effective gesture control options, microSD expansion (necessary given the 16GB storage only), sturdy metal design looks good for this price point, clean software experience...
The G5 Plus performs so much better (but it's £80 extra), can be slow to load and some stutter in playback, no NFC like G5 Plus model (applicable for UK region), metal doesn't really look/feel like metal...
With other manufacturers pushing into pricier brackets, the Moto G5 sticks to its £169 guns and delivers a fairly knock-out performance for the price point. It's more sophisticated to look at than its G4 predecessor, will handle all manner of tasks easily...
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The Moto G5 is the baby brother to the Moto G5 Plus. Motorola's G series have been popular for several years amongst Australians looking for outright purchase, value for money phones that don't compromise on quality.The newly launched Moto G5 ($299) and...
Thumbs up to Motorola Australia for committing to quarterly security updates for the Moto G5 as well as a definite update to Android version O. During Ausdroid's in person briefing with Motorola they also confirmed that they consider Android 7.1 to be a m...
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theaustralian.com.au Updated:
2018-01-27 04:43:14
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Not everyone wants to invest in a high-end smartphone and given 2017's eye-wateringly expensive handsets who can blame them? The mid-range market has never been more exciting or competitive, but not all manufacturers are bringing their A-game.The latest u...
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We've been spoiled for choice with budget phones lately. In just the last week we've reviewed the Moto G5 Plus which we declared to be the best-value phone we've tested in ages. This was immediately followed by the even-cheaper Oppo A57 which arguably off...
Cheap, Well built, Good battery...
Average camera...
It's cheap and cheerful but may be a bit under-powered for some...
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We've been spoiled for choice with budget phones lately. In just the last week we've reviewed the Moto G5 Plus which we declared to be the best-value phone we've tested in ages. This was immediately followed by the even-cheaper Oppo A57 which arguably off...
Cheap, Well built, Good battery...
Average camera...
We've been spoiled for choice with budget phones lately. In just the last week we've reviewed the Moto G...
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The Moto G5 isn't a bad phone, but it makes a few too many compromises in keeping costs down. Unless you're on a strict budget, you'll be better off spending $100 more and grabbing the Moto G5 Plus instead.The Moto G5 is one of the two new devices in Moto...
Great battery, Good value, Clean version of Android, Cheap, without looking cheap...
The Moto G5 isn't a bad phone, but it makes a few too many compromises in keeping costs down. Unless you're on a strict budget, you'll be better off spending $100 more and grabbing the Moto G5 Plus instead.What we loveGreat batteryGood valueClean version...
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Motorola's Moto G line of budget handsets has been one of the company's biggest success stories of recent years, offering a really well specced budget handset at a sub-£200 price.The Moto G5, and its larger 5.2in G5 Plus sibling, follows admirably in thes...
Good build quality, Bright, sharp screen, Snappy performance, Stock Android interface...
Audio performance lacking, Camera could be better...
The G5 adds another successful handset to Moto's growing line of budget wins.That said, considering its strong performance almost entirely across the board we can't help but find its audio performance a bit of a let-down, even at this level.If you're want...
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Not everyone needs a premium phone. Many just need a device that's simple and reliable, at the right price — and for those that do, the Moto G5 could be the ideal solution.The Canadian successor to last year's Moto G4 Plus and Moto G4 Play, the Moto G5 ta...
Stock Android 7.0, Metal design, Fingerprint sensor, Almost two day battery life...
Poor display, unusable outside, Minor build quality issue, Camera struggles in low or super bright light, A bit thick for its size...
"The Moto G5 has become my new favourite budget device"...
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tbreak.ae Updated:
2018-01-27 04:43:22
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Motorola's G series is the company's best selling lineup of budget phones, and the latest installment is the Moto G5. We got our hands on this new device and decided to give it a test run. Here is what we think of the Moto G5.For those of you who are not...
Impressive Display, Great Price, Great gestures and fingerprint sensor...
No NFC, Design seems outdated...
Overall, I actually like the Moto G5. For its price of just AED 699, the G5 is quite an impressive phone. Sure it has a few flaws in terms of design and features, but it can be overlooked due to it being a budget phone. I would highly recommend it to anyo...
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canadianreviewer.com Updated:
2018-01-27 04:43:22
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I reviewed the lesser of the Moto G5's (the plus model, which has a stronger processor, slightly larger display and more RAM is limited to specific countries).Moto G5 is available from Bell Mobility, MTS, SaskTel, Videotron and Virgin Mobile for about $25...
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I reviewed the lesser of the Moto G5's (the plus model, which has a stronger processor, slightly larger display and more RAM is limited to specific countries).Moto G5 is available from Bell Mobility, MTS, SaskTel, Videotron and Virgin Mobile for about $25...
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Lenovo has announced the Australian release of its latest budget smartphones – the Motorola Moto G5 and G5 Plus – which are available from Motorola's online store and retailers including Harvey Norman, the Good Guys, Officeworks and JB Hi Fi.For four gene...
The Motorola Moto G5 Plus has some shortcomings, such as its lacklustre screen. But it's a good performer, has an outstanding camera and, overall, is the best sub-$500 smartphone on the Australian market. The standard G5 offers a lot of phone for under $3...
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wovow.org Updated:
2018-01-27 04:43:46
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It was during the Mobile World Congress 2017 Lenovo introduced its new model for its mid-range: the Lenovo Moto G5. True bestseller worldwide, this smartphone wants to symbolize a break with the Motorola era according to Lenovo with a more premium than it...
For this new device, nothing really has really changed. This low technical evolution is not necessarily a mistake on the part of Lenovo because it still happens to evolve intelligently. This Lenovo Moto G5 is simply a more modern version of its predecesso...
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We knew this day had to come eventually. For four generations, the Moto G series of smartphones has been the gold standard for budget smartphones: absolutely fabulous for the money. But with the Moto G5, that's no longer a title the little handset can hol...
Lenovo seems to have misunderstood what made the Moto G series great. We were never bothered by the cheap and cheerful design; what mattered was that the screen, performance, camera and battery always punched above their weight at the price. With the Moto...
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Motorola's G series is the firms best selling phone ever, and the latest installment in the budget line is the Moto G5.Manufacturer Lenovo has decided to kick things up a notch with a more premium, metallic design and an impressive host of extras that you...
Part-metal body at a low price, Crisp, vibrant HD display, Slick fingerprint scanner...
Still no NFC, Not the snappiest chipset, Not available in the US...
With a shiny new metal body, a super-slick fingerprint sensor and decent specs, the Moto G5 offers real value for money. It's another obvious choice for Android bargain hunters...
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mobilephones.com Updated:
2018-01-27 04:43:52
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Build QualityPhone Set UpFeaturesCamera & VideoBattery LifeOur Motorola Moto G5 review uncovers a smartphone that has many of the premium qualities and features that we desire. However, the Moto G5 only costs £162 as a handset only or can be purchased on...
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‘Premium for All' is Lenovo's new motto for its G5 phones, the Moto G5 and Moto G5 Plus, which aim to offer the build quality and feel of a flagship device at decidedly non-flagship prices. That's especially true of the G5, which offers a metal body, rap...
There's fierce competition in Android's mid-range market, but the Moto G5 looks like a clear standout. The build quality, and battery all feel like they belong on a much more expensive phone, while the fingerprint gesture controls genuinely improve the An...
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With the closing of the MWC 2017 last week, we saw some cool technology showcased in Barcelona, ranging from cars to advanced cloud storage technology. However, in this article we will be looking into the smartphone category and tell you our favourite top...
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Motorola, once a household name and a dominant force in the smartphone industry, it created the first mobile phone in 1983 at a crazy-high £3,000. It kickstarted the mobile telecoms industry, and has since been on a rollercoaster of ups but mostly downs...
Lenovo has upped its game once again. After a successful release of the Moto G4 and Moto G4 Plus last year, fans awaited the G5 announcement with baited breath - and I don't think they will be disappointed. With an updated design and feel to the Moto G, a...
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For a long time, the Moto G4 has been our bang-for-buck mobile of choice.Pairing power with pound-saving, what the G4 lacked in revolutionary design it made up for in, well, everything else. In fact, its five-star rating set quite the bar for future hands...
Brilliant value, Sharp screen for the cash, General performance is nippy...
Not as metallic as it initially seems, Barely any camera progress...
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Another year, another Moto G. But far from being dull, the 2017 upgrade to this budget Android phone is one of the most exciting yet. We've already had a good hands-on look at the Moto G5, and you can find out more about the Moto 5 release date. Here...
If you've already got a G4, there's not really enough here to warrant an upgrade, although the fingerprint scanner and Google Assistant could prove tempting. But for those choosing between the two, it's an easy one: buy the G5Tags:SmartphonesBest prices t...
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For a long time, the Moto G4 has been our bang-for-buck mobile of choice.Pairing power with pound-saving, what the G4 lacked in revolutionary design it made up for in, well, everything else. In fact, its five-star rating set quite the bar for future hands...
Brilliant value, Sharp screen for the cash, General performance is nippy...
Not as metallic as it initially seems, Barely any camera progress...
As has largely been the case since the G-series' inception, the Moto G5 seems to be a stellar budget mobile. It's not doing much new, granted, but it's been tweaked in plenty of the right places over the G4 to make it feel like a phone that's worth more...
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Since its launch in 2013, Motorola's Moto G line quickly became Motorola's best-selling smartphone ever. And in that time, the Moto G series has maintained its reputation as one of the top budget smartphone lines. Motorola's latest entry, the Moto G5 cont...
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Motorola's Moto G has, for the last four years, been one of the best mid-range phones on the market. Every iteration has achieved that tricky balance of remaining affordable, yet also durable, powerful and well-equipped enough to satisfy your above-averag...
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Lenovo's newest phones in its Moto line are the latest in the budget-friendly Moto G series. The Moto G5 and G5 Plus are mid-range phones with budget prices, but boast near-premium features and the latest in software, like the Android 7.0 mobile operating...
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