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Moto G5 Plus Review : Budget Done Right

Moto G5 Plus Review : Budget Done Right

Posted on March 27, 2017January 17, 2019 By Jarvis

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Could 2017 be the year of the budget phone? We’ve already seen the Huawei Honor 6X and the ZTE Blade V8 Pro pack high-end features into sub-$300 handsets. And now the Moto G5 Plus has arrived on the scene to show other budget phones how it’s done.

Available in two versions ranging from $229 to $299, the G5 Plus impresses with excellent performance, an extra-bright 5.2-inch screen and a built-in fingerprint sensor with support for highly useful gesture recognition. With Moto adding metal design touches to a G-series phone for the first time, the G5 Plus looks way slicker than earlier Moto models, too. And, unlike other budget unlocked phones, this one supports all the major U.S. carriers.
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