Moto G7 Plus deals and reviews

Stuff | Verity Burns

The head of the Moto G7 family proves its worth as a budget handset with very little compromise.

Trusted Reviews | Andrew Williams

With an improved camera, design and hardware the Moto G7 Plus is one of the best smartphones available in its price range.

TechRadar | John McCann

The most powerful G series smartphone to date is packed with features and with a large screen, solid cameras and enough performance it's a great device for those unable to afford a fully fledged flagship.

Pocket-lint | Mike Lowe

Talk about evolution: the Moto G7 Plus is Motorola at the top of its game, delivering true on an affordable, well-designed and capable handset with very little to complain about.

NotebookCheck | Stefan Schomberg

The Motorola Moto G7 Plus is an excellent smartphone that may make people think twice about whether they should buy an expensive flagship. It is simply that good.

phoneArena | Victor Hristov

The G7 Plus will not be available in the US and that's a bit of a shame because it's slightly better than the G7. Altogether, this is another easy recommendation for those on a budget.

ZDNet | Sandra Vogel

Motorola appears to have done it again. For its price, the Moto G7 Plus is a well-featured phone with plenty of highlights. The Moto G7 Plus should definitely be in the reckoning if your smartphone budget is around £300.

Tech.co | Tom Fogden

It's not the fastest phone in the world, but nor is it meant to be. If you want a phone to take pictures, browse social media apps, and play music and lightweight games – and don't want to spend a fortune – then get the g7 Plus. You won't regret it.

T3 | David Nield

Motorola (or rather Lenovo) has done it again: the G7 Plus continues the G series tradition of offering some very decent specs and features at a very low price...the Moto G7 Plus is an excellent choice.

Expert Reviews | Tom Bruce

While it's not the best deal out there, the Moto G7 Plus still has about the best smartphone camera you can get for less than £300.

Australian PC World | Fergus Halliday

It's the phone for those who can't afford the Pixel 3a and come away wanting just a little more from the Moto G7.

What Mobile | Jasper Hart

For the price, the G7 Plus certainly acquits itself well. It unlocks incredibly smoothly via touch or face ID, and runs games well...Given the marketing behind it, the camera has some qualifications – not surprising given the price, but still to be noted....Overall, the G7 Plus is highly impressive for its price bracket, at a crucial time for Motorola given the competition. It even has a headphone jack!