Moto G8 Power

Tom's Guide | Philip Michaels

This is the budget phone to buy if you want great battery life.

What Mobile | Stephen Watson

Overall, If your looking for a phone with a great battery you will not be disappointed with 17 hours of battery even with Wi-Fi switched on. The cameras are also very good and offer value for money.

Neowin | Rich Woods

The Moto G series really isn't about providing more value than the next guy that's selling a phone at the same price anymore. It's about specific pain points, and if the pain point that the device solves isn't yours, Motorola probably has another one to fill that gap.

TechRadar | David Lumb

The Moto G8 Power is a solid budget phone that performs better than its price would suggest.

Trusted Reviews | Peter Phelps

If you've got a budget then this a great choice, it's good across the board, with an excellent battery, and a good screen. The camera is decent and very versatile, while performance matches that of other phones in the same price bracket.

PC Mag | Steven Winkelman

Solid performance, multi-day battery life, and a gorgeous 6.4-inch display make the Moto G Power the best budget-friendly phone you can buy right now.

Android Central | Joe Maring

The phone really stands out in the battery department, offering enough endurance for up to three days of use.

The Verge | Cameron Faulkner

... if you can't spend more than the Moto G Stylus or G Power cost, or simply don't want to spend more, you currently won't be able to find a more well-rounded phone at this price.

Pocket-lint | Mike Lowe

If you're shopping on a budget: the Moto G8 Power is the class-leading affordable phone with an immense battery. It improves upon the G7 in most departments - screen, design, storage - with its only real lackings being no NFC and slow Wi-Fi.

Expert Reviews | Alan Martin

It's a good phone for the price, but just like the G8 Plus, its main difficulty lies in the strength of the competition. The Xiaomi Redmi Note 8T is cheaper and performs just as well in most areas. It has a weaker battery life, and misses the telephoto lens (but still has four others to choose from), but it's probably a better buy overall.

Stuff | Chris Barraclough

While the Moto G8 Power isn't quite as impressive or affordable as its predecessor, and somewhat eclipsed by the G8 Plus, it's still well worth considering if battery life is a priority.

NotebookCheck | Mike Wobker

The Motorola Moto G8 Power will particularly convince people with its battery life capabilities.

phoneArena | Eugene Jeong

Last year's Moto G Power was lauded for its supreme battery life and excellent value. This year, the model received a refresh, including a slightly lower price point...but the feeling that it's a step back makes it difficult to wholeheartedly recommend.

CNET | Patrick Holland

The Power's a better all-around phone, but if you're into taking photos on your phone, the Pixel 3A deserves your consideration.

Tech.co | Tom Fogden

The Motorola G Power is perfect if you need a long battery life. However, if you need a phone with a brilliant screen, outstanding cameras, or top-notch performance, you might be disappointed. Still, this is a very strong Android phone given its incredibly low price tag.

Digital Trends | Matthew S. Smith

The Moto G Power is a fine phone sold at an obtainable price, but it's niche by nature. I don't think the crossover between "power users who need multiday battery life" and "budget phone buyers" is broad.