Moto G6 Plus

Stuff | Verify Burns

Moto's G range has long been one of the go-to choices at this end of the market, impressing with its price to performance ratio. And the Moto G6 Plus isn't about to break with the family tradition

Alphr | Alan Martin

Ultimately, the Moto G6 Plus is an improvement on the G6 in almost every way: it's faster, has a better screen and a better camera.

Expert Reviews | Christopher Minasians

The Moto G6 Plus is more expensive than the Moto G6 and worth every penny - the best phone you can get at the price

Trusted Reviews | Richard Easton

The Moto G6 Plus sits comfortably atop the trio of Moto G phones for 2018.

NotebookCheck | Mike Wobker

With the Moto G6 Plus, Motorola is offering a powerful midrange smartphone. However, it is beleaguered not only by external rivals, but also by the good alternatives in Motorola's own ranks.

ZDNet | Sandra Vogel

The Moto G6 Plus delivers a lot of handset for a competitive price. Fans of Moto handsets should find plenty to like here.

phoneArena | Daniel Petrov

The sixth generation of Motorola's G-series leaves positive impressions in more ways than it has negatives. Thoughtful design choices coalesce with stock Android and long battery life for the ultimate in daily usage, and software update convenience.

AndroidPit | Stella Dauer

The Moto G6 Plus is no super-revolution from Motorola, but it has shown the expected evolutions for the line.

TechRadar | Jon Mundy, Jonah Friberg

The Moto G6 Plus blends the differences between low and medium price mobiles with its large and bright screen, high quality and high performance. If this represents a big enough step forward for the brilliant Moto G6 is a completely different issue.

Android Central | Andrew Martonik

Motorola still masters the art of the mid-range phone with the Moto G6 Plus. While the standard Moto G6 may strike the ultimate balance of price and capabilities, the G6 Plus is a great example of the complete package you can get for what's still a very affordable...

Pocket-lint | Mike Lowe

The best of the G series trio, the Plus offers all you could want: there's a dual camera, fast-charging, an 18:9 aspect ratio screen, modern glass design, fingerprint scanner, and decent battery life to boot. However, the Nokia 6 and Honor 9 offer considerable competition this time around.

The Verge | Jacob Kastrenakes

The G6 Play is generally a worse phone [than the Moto G6]. It has a slightly slower processor, a much worse camera, less RAM, a thicker build, a cheaper-looking body, and a lower-resolution screen. But all of those trade-offs might just be worth it for one thing: the phone's huge, 4,000mAh battery, which lasted for three days of my use.

What Mobile

You get a very capable phone on the worlds most popular operating system ... I'd ask, why pay more?