6.7″ FHD+ 120Hz display* and Dolby Atmos**. Upgrade your entertainment with an incredibly sharp, fluid display backed by multidimensional stereo sound.
50MP camera system with OIS. Capture sharper low-light photos with an unshakable camera system featuring Optical Image Stabilization.*****
Unbelievable battery life and fast recharging. Work and play nonstop with a long-lasting 5000mAh battery, then fuel up with 30W TurboPower charging.***
Superfast 5G performance. Make the most of 5G speed with the MediaTek Dimensity 7020, an octa-core processor with frequencies up to 2.2GHz.******
Tons of built-in ultrafast storage. Enjoy plenty of room for photos, movies, songs, and apps—and add up to 1TB with a microSD card.
Premium design within reach. Stand out with a stunning look and comfortable feel, featuring a soft, fingerprint-resistant back cover made from vegan leather.
*A minimum device refresh rate of 60Hz and a maximum refresh rate of 120Hz; actual refresh rate may be less and will vary based on app/content limitations and requirements, device mode settings, and other factors. **Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Dolby, Dolby Atmos, and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
***Standard charger and wireless charger may be sold separately. Maximum 30W TurboPower charging speed on device. In-box charger varies by market. Check with your carrier or retailer for availability.
****Available user storage is less due to many factors, including operating system, software and functions utilizing part of this capacity; may change with software updates. Supports up to 1T microSD card, microSD cards sold separately. Content with DRM restrictions may not be able to be moved to the card. MicroSD card sold separately.
*****The 50MP sensor combines 4 pixels into 1, for an effective photo resolution of 12.5MP. ****** 5G service available with 5G plan. 5G network coverage required; available only in select areas; device not compatible with all 5G networks. Contact your service provider for details.
Product Dimensions
3.01 x 0.33 x 6.58 inches
Item Weight
7.1 ounces
Item model number
PB000014US
OS
Android 14
Connectivity technologies
Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB, NFC
GPS
True
Special features
Stereo Speakers, Fast Charging Support, Expandable Memory, Always On Display, Built-In GPS, Mobile Hotspot Capability
Other display features
Wireless
Human Interface Input
Touchscreen
Scanner Resolution
1920 x 1080
Other camera features
Rear, Front
Audio Jack
3.5 mm
Form Factor
Slate
Color
Pale Lilac
Battery Power Rating
5000
Whats in the box
SIM Tray Ejector, USB Cable
Manufacturer
Motorola
Country of Origin
China
Date First Available
March 29, 2024
Standing screen display size
6.7 Inches
Ram Memory Installed Size
8 GB
Battery Capacity
5000
Weight
201 Grams
2119 reviews for Moto G Power 5G | 2024 | Unlocked | Made for US 8+128GB | 50MP Camera | Pale Lilac
Rated 5 out of 5
William Callaci –
I REALLY LOVE THIS MOTO G POWER 5G PHONE!!! I purchased my original Moto 5G in 2019 and for a very long time I was very hesitant in replacing it with a newer version. Even though I did consider briefly buying a Moto 7G Phone in 2022 but I just wasn’t impressed with the unusual changes Motorola made just to make it look and work “different”. However, when I first saw this 2023 Version I was very happy to see that a lot things were back to the way I remembered them before changes they made to the Interface were actually ones that I liked. Such as Swiping down on the Homescreen “twice” instead of “once” to Auto-Rotate the Screen, which I used to accidentally do all the time. I know that something like this is very minor but it’s just one of the many ways Moto rethought the Interface to be more user-friendly. IMPORTANT POINTS: This Phone has a Three-Day Battery Life, which is truly excellent! The feel, the weight and the look of it is really nice and it fits in my hand and pocket perfectly. The Display Screen and Refresh Rate is top notch and the Performance is Fantastic! Another BIG PLUS for me is that it has a 256GB of Storage as compared to 128GB. Also this Phone still has a Headphone Jack (Yay!) and it comes with a Phone Charger in the Box, which the 2024 Version does NOT have. THE ONLY NEGATIVE: For some reason Motorola thought that I wanted to have Tik-Tok and another App already Installed and it was difficult to remove it. By the way, I heard that the Moto g Power 5G 2024 has A LOT more of these Applications ALREADY installed, which is absolutely something I do NOT want at all. NOTE: I intentionally did NOT purchase the 2024 Version of the Moto g Power 5G partially because of the “reimagined” Interface, nor all of the massive amount of ALREADY installed “Bloatware” I’ve been reading about. Also, since I am very concerned about Security, I did NOT want the New NFC (Near Field Communications) which would include my Credit Card, Tap to Pay and other Financial information on my Cellphone. Although, I would have liked to have the New Wireless Charging Feature but it was something I able to live without.
Rated 5 out of 5
Charlotte Redbrook –
This my 3rd Moto phone over the past 9 years. The bloat free OS is one of the attractions. I’ve never owed a “high end” phone and I’m really not sure what I’m missing. These so called budget phones work for me with speed and reliability. When I see an “uptime” of over 2000 hours, I know it’s a rock solid phone. Really, the only time I re-boot is on an OS/security upgrade.
The phone works well on Canada’s Rogers network. I’ve had no issues crossing the border into the US. The camera works for my purposes and the Moto gestures are a great feature. The hatchet move to turn the flashlight on is used often as well as the rotate to start the camera.
The only reason I replace these phones is the battery, like all phones they tend to lose their staying power after 3 years. I see no reason to replace batteries in old phones.
I will continue to purchase Moto phones in the future.
Rated 4 out of 5
Spinner –
I got this to replace my Motorola Power 2021 and it’s night and day difference. It’s no flagship phone, but every part of the phone is better, except that this model doesn’t make battery life its sole priority. The other features, while nice, drain the battery somewhat faster. That said, I can still get through a day of moderate use without needing to charge. Everything works good. It is a very good phone, especially for the price.
Rated 4 out of 5
MiamiOne –
The information below still holds true. However, after several weeks with this phone, I actually like it better than my Samsung A54. When the screen is locked and off, you get these little information dots. Based on the dot symbol, I can tell whether it is a text from someone, or just a notification from an app. I can touch the little dot symbol, it will give me a little bit of information. I can swipe from that dot, to dismiss, close out or respond. I like that. Lastly, I have noticed the battery life is better than the Samsung A54. Not fantastic like my old Moto G Power, that would last three days easily, without needing a charge. But, this one last about 20% longer than the Samsung A54. Other than that, both phones (the Samsung A54 works just fine), are pretty good for the price. ————- This is an early review of the Moto G Power 5g-2023 model. Just got it yesterday.
First, I have a Samsung A54, that I purchased least Christmas season and it works fine. No broken screen, no scratches. But the battery life on it (the A54) did not impress my at all. Felt the same about the Nord 10, which also is in perfect working condition.
Realized that I had been spoiled. By my 4 or 5 year old, Moto G Power 2019 or 2020 phone. I could easily go three days, without having to worry about constantly looking at the battery state, with normal use. Yes, it still works, too! Oh yes, I wanted a headphone jack again, which the Samsung doesn’t have.
Yes, I have blue tooth headphones (not earbuds), but a set of good corded earbuds, is easy to take out of your pocket and pop into your eye, when you are mobile.
So getting the new Moto G Power 5g 2023, at $200 was what I was waiting for. Here’s what I have noticed: a. The screen is cleaner and brighter than my Samsung A54, at a lower setting. b. It is actually a little taller and thinner than my Samsung A54, and not at wide. So it is easier to hold in my hands. c. Charging time is similar when I put them on two chargers of the same brand, type and wattage. d. The front facing camera lens hole is definitely wider on the Moto G, I barely notice it on the Samsung. e. Setup was very easy. I connected a USB-C, cord between the Samsung and Moto G, and all of my account information was transferred. I could select NOT to transfer media from the old phone to the new one, since I had inserted, a micro sd slot into the new phone, with what media I always wanted to keep. f. The fingerprint reader is on the side of the phone, vs, in the screen like the Samsung. Which I actually prefer.
Here are the disappointments: 1. This phone is newer than the Samsung A54. Yet, when I did the Geek bench Test series on it, the final results were that the Moto G Power 2023 is about 20% ‘slower’ than the Samsung. Oh, according to Geek Bench, they have the same processor.
2. I’m only seeing a slightly better battery performance than the Samsung, which is very disappointing, because of the POWER name, that is slapped on it. Definitely no where close to the battery longevity of my old Moto G Power 4g.
3. When I tested the wifi speed, the Samsung A54, downloaded faster, by about 20%.
4. This might be user error. But I can’t figure out how to get 5 app icons in a row, compared to my other phones. The Samsung gives me a grid option, in home screen settings. But I do not see that in the menu of the Moto G Power 2023, even though they ‘both’ have Android 13.
Yes, I know 5g drains the battery faster than 4g, when all things are the same. I didn’t expect it to quite match my old Moto G Power. But I was extrapolating that it would be at least 30% better than the competing Samsung A54, which last about a day, before I have to recharge it. It seems 10% at best of an improvement.
So if you have a Samsung A54, and you are looking for performance improvement, I would not buy this phone.
BUT, if you have an older phone, like the Samsung A52 (which I had traded in for the Samsung A54), this is definitely a good upgrade at this price, since it was originally about $299. Especially, if you don’t want to have to be bothered with wireless headphones, or fancy ‘tiny’ wireless earbuds, whose batteries, barely last a few hours.
Perception-Someone with ‘wired’ earbuds walking around in public, are because of industry image, perceived as cheap. That is the image that I want.
Will I return them? Nope, too much hassle and they do give me the headphone jack, that I wanted. But I know that POWER meaning of the past phones, is not the POWER meaning of the newer ones.
Attached photo, sorry about it being sideway. The Nord plus phone is at the top (different wallpaper), the Samsung is in the middle and the Moto G Power at the bottom. Same wallpaper because it copied over in the transfer.
That’s it.
Rated 5 out of 5
Mikeyt1818 –
This is the best budget phone with Android 14 IMHO. I had the 2023 version and although this years Mediatek Dimensity 7020 is pretty much the same as last years Dimensity 930, the extra RAM (8 GB total) makes this device run smoother and faster. The screen is nice and bright. I love the battery life and the side fingerprint sensor and Face Unlock work a lot faster on the 2024 model. Thanks to Motorola for listening and adding NFC for easy Google pay. The Pale Lilac color is incredibly good looking and the vegan leather is so easy to hold and feels high end. I am also happy with the OIS camera, beyond solid. Glad I returned the Samsung Galaxy A15 5G for this. There were GPS and 5G signal issues and it was sooooo laggy while using my Amazon Flex Delivery App. This may be a mid-range phone but people think I paid double for it!!
Rated 5 out of 5
Spinner –
Très bon téléphone pour moi. Macro photo 50 mp Longue batterie Geste moto Carte micro SD Facile à utiliser.
Rated 5 out of 5
MiamiOne –
I love the look of this phone. The color and matte finish on the back are so unique. The size and weight are perfect for me. The performance of this phone is surprisingly good considering the price point. It streams the Internet seamlessly and it takes decent pictures. I love the motion activated camera and flashlight feature. It takes no time at all to open the camera in those Moments when you need it. It pairs easily with my truck and all my Bluetooth devices as well. The Motorola software that comes installed on the phone is intuitive and easy to use with lots of extra features over stock android. Value for money it’s hard to beat this phone if I’m being honest.
William Callaci –
I REALLY LOVE THIS MOTO G POWER 5G PHONE!!! I purchased my original Moto 5G in 2019 and for a very long time I was very hesitant in replacing it with a newer version. Even though I did consider briefly buying a Moto 7G Phone in 2022 but I just wasn’t impressed with the unusual changes Motorola made just to make it look and work “different”. However, when I first saw this 2023 Version I was very happy to see that a lot things were back to the way I remembered them before changes they made to the Interface were actually ones that I liked. Such as Swiping down on the Homescreen “twice” instead of “once” to Auto-Rotate the Screen, which I used to accidentally do all the time. I know that something like this is very minor but it’s just one of the many ways Moto rethought the Interface to be more user-friendly.
IMPORTANT POINTS: This Phone has a Three-Day Battery Life, which is truly excellent! The feel, the weight and the look of it is really nice and it fits in my hand and pocket perfectly. The Display Screen and Refresh Rate is top notch and the Performance is Fantastic! Another BIG PLUS for me is that it has a 256GB of Storage as compared to 128GB. Also this Phone still has a Headphone Jack (Yay!) and it comes with a Phone Charger in the Box, which the 2024 Version does NOT have.
THE ONLY NEGATIVE: For some reason Motorola thought that I wanted to have Tik-Tok and another App already Installed and it was difficult to remove it. By the way, I heard that the Moto g Power 5G 2024 has A LOT more of these Applications ALREADY installed, which is absolutely something I do NOT want at all.
NOTE: I intentionally did NOT purchase the 2024 Version of the Moto g Power 5G partially because of the “reimagined” Interface, nor all of the massive amount of ALREADY installed “Bloatware” I’ve been reading about. Also, since I am very concerned about Security, I did NOT want the New NFC (Near Field Communications) which would include my Credit Card, Tap to Pay and other Financial information on my Cellphone. Although, I would have liked to have the New Wireless Charging Feature but it was something I able to live without.
Charlotte Redbrook –
This my 3rd Moto phone over the past 9 years. The bloat free OS is one of the attractions. I’ve never owed a “high end” phone and I’m really not sure what I’m missing. These so called budget phones work for me with speed and reliability. When I see an “uptime” of over 2000 hours, I know it’s a rock solid phone. Really, the only time I re-boot is on an OS/security upgrade.
The phone works well on Canada’s Rogers network. I’ve had no issues crossing the border into the US. The camera works for my purposes and the Moto gestures are a great feature. The hatchet move to turn the flashlight on is used often as well as the rotate to start the camera.
The only reason I replace these phones is the battery, like all phones they tend to lose their staying power after 3 years. I see no reason to replace batteries in old phones.
I will continue to purchase Moto phones in the future.
Spinner –
I got this to replace my Motorola Power 2021 and it’s night and day difference. It’s no flagship phone, but every part of the phone is better, except that this model doesn’t make battery life its sole priority. The other features, while nice, drain the battery somewhat faster. That said, I can still get through a day of moderate use without needing to charge. Everything works good. It is a very good phone, especially for the price.
MiamiOne –
The information below still holds true. However, after several weeks with this phone, I actually like it better than my Samsung A54. When the screen is locked and off, you get these little information dots. Based on the dot symbol, I can tell whether it is a text from someone, or just a notification from an app.
I can touch the little dot symbol, it will give me a little bit of information. I can swipe from that dot, to dismiss, close out or respond. I like that. Lastly, I have noticed the battery life is better than the Samsung A54. Not fantastic like my old Moto G Power, that would last three days easily, without needing a charge. But, this one last about 20% longer than the Samsung A54. Other than that, both phones (the Samsung A54 works just fine), are pretty good for the price.
————-
This is an early review of the Moto G Power 5g-2023 model. Just got it yesterday.
First, I have a Samsung A54, that I purchased least Christmas season and it works fine. No broken screen, no scratches. But the battery life on it (the A54) did not impress my at all. Felt the same about the Nord 10, which also is in perfect working condition.
Realized that I had been spoiled. By my 4 or 5 year old, Moto G Power 2019 or 2020 phone. I could easily go three days, without having to worry about constantly looking at the battery state, with normal use.
Yes, it still works, too! Oh yes, I wanted a headphone jack again, which the Samsung doesn’t have.
Yes, I have blue tooth headphones (not earbuds), but a set of good corded earbuds, is easy to take out of your pocket and pop into your eye, when you are mobile.
So getting the new Moto G Power 5g 2023, at $200 was what I was waiting for. Here’s what I have noticed:
a. The screen is cleaner and brighter than my Samsung A54, at a lower setting.
b. It is actually a little taller and thinner than my Samsung A54, and not at wide. So it is easier to hold in my hands.
c. Charging time is similar when I put them on two chargers of the same brand, type and wattage.
d. The front facing camera lens hole is definitely wider on the Moto G, I barely notice it on the Samsung.
e. Setup was very easy. I connected a USB-C, cord between the Samsung and Moto G, and all of my account information was transferred. I could select NOT to transfer media from the old phone to the new one, since I had inserted, a micro sd slot into the new phone, with what media I always wanted to keep.
f. The fingerprint reader is on the side of the phone, vs, in the screen like the Samsung. Which I actually prefer.
Here are the disappointments:
1. This phone is newer than the Samsung A54. Yet, when I did the Geek bench Test series on it, the final results were that the Moto G Power 2023 is about 20% ‘slower’ than the Samsung. Oh, according to Geek Bench, they have the same processor.
2. I’m only seeing a slightly better battery performance than the Samsung, which is very disappointing, because of the POWER name, that is slapped on it. Definitely no where close to the battery longevity of my old Moto G Power 4g.
3. When I tested the wifi speed, the Samsung A54, downloaded faster, by about 20%.
4. This might be user error. But I can’t figure out how to get 5 app icons in a row, compared to my other phones. The Samsung gives me a grid option, in home screen settings. But I do not see that in the menu of the Moto G Power 2023, even though they ‘both’ have Android 13.
Yes, I know 5g drains the battery faster than 4g, when all things are the same. I didn’t expect it to quite match my old Moto G Power. But I was extrapolating that it would be at least 30% better than the competing Samsung A54, which last about a day, before I have to recharge it. It seems 10% at best of an improvement.
So if you have a Samsung A54, and you are looking for performance improvement, I would not buy this phone.
BUT, if you have an older phone, like the Samsung A52 (which I had traded in for the Samsung A54), this is definitely a good upgrade at this price, since it was originally about $299. Especially, if you don’t want to have to be bothered with wireless headphones, or fancy ‘tiny’ wireless earbuds, whose batteries, barely last a few hours.
Perception-Someone with ‘wired’ earbuds walking around in public, are because of industry image, perceived as cheap. That is the image that I want.
Will I return them? Nope, too much hassle and they do give me the headphone jack, that I wanted. But I know that POWER meaning of the past phones, is not the POWER meaning of the newer ones.
Attached photo, sorry about it being sideway. The Nord plus phone is at the top (different wallpaper), the Samsung is in the middle and the Moto G Power at the bottom. Same wallpaper because it copied over in the transfer.
That’s it.
Mikeyt1818 –
This is the best budget phone with Android 14 IMHO. I had the 2023 version and although this years Mediatek Dimensity 7020 is pretty much the same as last years Dimensity 930, the extra RAM (8 GB total) makes this device run smoother and faster. The screen is nice and bright. I love the battery life and the side fingerprint sensor and Face Unlock work a lot faster on the 2024 model. Thanks to Motorola for listening and adding NFC for easy Google pay. The Pale Lilac color is incredibly good looking and the vegan leather is so easy to hold and feels high end. I am also happy with the OIS camera, beyond solid. Glad I returned the Samsung Galaxy A15 5G for this. There were GPS and 5G signal issues and it was sooooo laggy while using my Amazon Flex Delivery App. This may be a mid-range phone but people think I paid double for it!!
Spinner –
Très bon téléphone pour moi.
Macro photo
50 mp
Longue batterie
Geste moto
Carte micro SD
Facile à utiliser.
MiamiOne –
I love the look of this phone. The color and matte finish on the back are so unique. The size and weight are perfect for me. The performance of this phone is surprisingly good considering the price point. It streams the Internet seamlessly and it takes decent pictures. I love the motion activated camera and flashlight feature. It takes no time at all to open the camera in those Moments when you need it. It pairs easily with my truck and all my Bluetooth devices as well. The Motorola software that comes installed on the phone is intuitive and easy to use with lots of extra features over stock android. Value for money it’s hard to beat this phone if I’m being honest.