Motorola G35 - 4 GB 128 GB

Whether you’re watching a movie or capturing the moment, your stories matter. Make the most of them with the new moto g. Experience cinematic entertainment on a super-bright 6.7" 120Hz display* backed by powerful stereo speakers with Bass Boost. Capture sharper photos and videos day or night with a 50MP** Quad Pixel camera system. Enjoy superfast 5G performance thanks to a fast processor and RAM Boost. Work and play all day with a 5000mAh battery, then get hours of power in just minutes with TurboPowe charging.*** All this in a stylish yet durable vegan leather design with tons of storage, so there’s always room for your stories. moto g makes it matter. Review: Excellent value, excellent battery life and repairable if you're into that sort of thing. - For the price, this is a great device. I don't game on my phone, just message, read and listen to podcasts. I do notice it lags a little - but I'll trade the excellent battery life any day for a little lag sometimes. More importantly, I just bought one of these for my son and learned that they're repairable! I was able to take it apart and replace the screen, in the process seeing that it's pretty easy to replace the battery. As someone who likes to tinker, this is very important to me. Review: Great value for a great Motorola smartphone! - Great basic smartphone for those with simple daily needs of calls, texting, light web browsing for recipes or Wikipedia, and checking the weather. Battery life is great and the phone is light in weight with a nice, grippy-textured back. Phone speaker and alarm/call volumes are loud enough to hear without strain. Because it's plastic on the back, this actually means it's much more suited to those of us who probably won't use a case, making it slightly more durable. You can install all the basic Android apps (ebooks, banking, fitness, etc.) with 128 GB, but you can always add a microSD if that is not enough, especially if you want to take photos. It says it can do eSIM but I didn't try it since I already have SIM cards. The ONLY NEGATIVE that I found was that the UI (user interface) is NOT optimized for large fonts for those with vision problems. When you make the fonts larger for accessibility purposes, many of the settings in native Android apps such as Google, Google Maps > Location Sharing goes off screen. I had to minimize fonts to a tiny size to get everything to display so I could set up Google accounts properly. After that I turned back on the larger, accessible font size. I got two on sale for $149 each and that is a great value. I cannot imagine needing a $250+ smartphone for the above needs. Highly recommend Motorola Moto G 2025 for those who want a smartphone that runs snappy without needing anything super high tech or extra skinning bloat common in budget Samsung phones.