Motorola Moto G7

Refined user experience ; Stylish design ; Affordable

Underwhelming camera quality ; Notable bezels and notch ; So-so call quality ; Rivals offer more for your money

The Moto G7 refines rather than redefines the company’s affordable phone offering, but despite its well-rounded approach, you'll find more bang for your buck elsewhere.

Design is easy on the eyes, the round camera bump makes it easily recogbnizable as a Moto phone.

Overall unimpressive battery life, poor standby times in particular.

And for a budget-conscious shopper that still wants a well-rounded and dependable smartphone, the Motorola Moto G7 delivers. It's almost like it's 2013 all over again.

Solid performance. Long battery life. Supports all US carriers. Attractive design.

Disappointing camera quality. Mediocre call quality. Relatively pricey.

At $300, the Moto G7 falls squarely into midrange territory. There's a lot to like about it, including solid performance thanks to its Snapdragon 632 processor and 4GB of RAM, plenty of storage, and strong battery life. However, the cameras are...

Well-built design ; Huge, clear display ; Great performance

No NFC on US version ; Camera lacks excitement ; Middle of the road battery life

At first glance, the Moto G7 looks like a much more expensive phone than it actually is. It may not offer top-end power or an incredible camera experience, but if you’re on the lookout for an affordable phone that works well and reliably, you’re sure...

Ludicrous battery life ; Few performance issues

Dull camera ; Slightly fuzzy screen

You can get a great phone for less than $300, but you have to choose correctly

Great design at this price point - with large screen and minimal bezel (despite being same as the G7 Plus) ; Rear positioned fingerprint scanner makes best sense (better than front positioned before) ; Battery life breezes through a day ; Clean...

Same size and resolution as the G7 Plus model - which is simply confusing ; The Plus and Power phones are better prospects on either side ; Auto-brightness adjustment is over the top ; Dewdrop bezel can distract ; Honor Play is more powerful for same...

The Moto G7 is a great budget phone that improves over its predecessor. Its problem is the G7 Plus which is £30 more and delivers faster charging, optical stabilisation for its better cameras, and a minor bump in processor - making it the phone to buy...

Simple and practical build/design ; Screen is decent enough ; Battery lasts an age ; Clean software experience

Camera is only okay ; Performance can get quite ropey during gaming ; Screen not the brightest

A no-frills phone that gets the basics done, the Play is all about affordability. If you're not interested in gaming and don't have a lot to spend, it's a safe bet indeed.

Polished form-factor ; Slick software

Weak camera ; Design lacks flavor

Motorola’s G-series remains the gold standard for budget smartphones - and this year’s G7 continues that legacy in strong form.

The Motorola Moto G7 has a slick contemporary design, a dewdrop notch display, decent dual rear cameras, turbo charging, solid battery life and a near-stock version of Android 9 Pie making it worth every penny.

The single speaker is merely serviceable, low-light photos and general video quality isn't fantastic and the phone costs $50 more than last year's Moto G6.

The Moto G7 is the best budget phone we've tried hands down.