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Since launch the device price has dropped, but not by much, however when the anticipated Moto G8 launches that could change. The most important thing to know is this feels like a more premium phone than you may expect at this price.

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Early Moto G handsets were built from materials that felt cheap, but the company now uses glasses on both sides of the phone with a metal body that feels more high end than it actually is. The rear of the Moto G7 is curved on either side so it sits comfortably in the palm of your hand. We did find the design could be particularly slippery when on some surfaces though, so be warned this may gently slip off the arm of your sofa.

On the rear is the camera, which sticks out from the handset a few millimeters. Below that sits the fingerprint scanner, which is an easy to reach position. The right hand edge of the phone features a volume rocker and power button in an easy to reach place. The phone isn't waterproof, but it is splash resistant that should mean you're able to use this in a rain shower without any concerns of breaking the device. Much of this is the same as the G6, but the big changes come when you get back around to the front of the phone and the new display.

The screen on the Moto G7 is a new aspect ratio.

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To achieve that and still keep a front-facing camera, the company has adopted a notch. The battery, like on the standard Moto G7, comes in at 3,mAh. The camera is a little bit different too. Need a device that can get you through a little more than one day of use? The Moto G7 Power might be the phone for you. It has the same 6.

Perhaps the real reason to buy this phone, however, is the fact that it has a 5,mAh battery, which Motorola claims should offer 60 hours of use. It does add to the thickness a little — the phone is 9.

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At first sight, the Moto G7 Plus is much the same phone as the Moto G7 , with the same teardrop notch set into a 6. But dig a little deeper and differences start to emerge. The Plus is rocking the slightly more powerful Snapdragon — and is the only phone in the range to not use the Snapdragon — which should provide a small performance boost, even with the same amount of RAM as the Moto G7. Many high-end Android smartphones have batteries that are closer to the 4,mAh number than the 3, mark.

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Still, the Moto G7 should have good battery life because its chip and display consume less power than those on top Android models. The one thing that didn't impress on the previous generation Moto G6 was its camera. I'll have to try the Moto G7's camera to see if it's any better. The Moto G7's main 12MP lens is for everyday photo taking, with the 5MP lens acting as a "depth sensor" for portrait shots and getting that blurry background effect.

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It also boasts phase-detection autofocusing for faster and more accurate focusing. Motorola said its new camera software can help sharpen and clear up digitally zoomed photos, which tend to look pixelated or blurry if the lens isn't physically zoomed.

There's also a new cinematograph camera mode, which lets you make one of those still photos that have a single moving part. If that sounds appealing, great.

For me though, this is a skippable feature. I'm all about smartphones that do what you need and don't come with absurd price tags. When I was using the Moto G6 , it was pleasing to know I was getting the same experience as people around me wielding phones that cost three times as much. As such, I'm excited to try out the newer and likely even better Moto G7. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.