Motorola Moto G Power - 2026 | Unlocked | Made for US 8/128GB | 50MP Camera | Pantone Pure Cashmere | Universal Unlocked, AI Camera System, Military Grade, Ram Boost
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Color: Pantone Pure Cashmere
Size: 128GB
Style: Moto G Power
Configuration: 128GB
Features
- Universal unlocked - Compatible with all major U.S. carriers, including Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and other prepaid carriers.
- Sharp, durable 6.8" 120Hz FHD+ display - Enjoy stunning views and a 120Hz refresh rate along with 360 degrees of protection.*
- TurboPower charging and up to 49-hour battery - Get hours of power in just minutes of charging, and nearly two full days of battery life.***
- 50MP camera system with OIS - Capture sharper low-light photos, smoother videos, and studio-quality selfies with an AI-powered camera system. ****
- 5G speeds and fast multitasking - Experience unimaginably fast 5G speeds with a MediaTek processor and up to 24GB of RAM with RAM Boost.*****
- *Smart & balanced mode has a minimum device refresh rate of 30Hz 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. **Compared to last years model, moto g power - 2026 is now designed with Corning Gorilla Glass 7i which, in lab tests, delivered up to 2x better in drop and scratch performance on surfaces replicating asphalt and provides the high-quality scratch resistance youve come to expect from Corning Gorilla Glass.
- **Water/dust resistance tested to IP68/69 standards in controlled lab conditions. Withstands immersion to 1.5m of fresh water for 30mins, protected against high-temp water jets for 30sec. Exposure to conditions beyond ratings not covered. Resistance decreases as result of normal wear. Not designed to be submerged underwater. Do not expose to liquids other than fresh water or attempt to charge wet. Provides protection against the ingress of solid foreign objects of any size. Not waterproof.
- **MIL-STD 810H establishes a method for testing products against environmental stresses under controlled lab conditions. Motorola uses the U.S. Department of Defense MIL-SPEC standards to test devices against hazardous physical/environmental conditions. Such testing is not a guarantee of future performance under these test conditions. Tested against 16 categories + 14 MIL-STD-810H procedures. Abuse like that contained in MIL-STD 810H testing, is not covered under Motorolas standard warranty.
- ***All battery life claims are approximate + based on median user tested across mixed use (includes both usag /standby time) under optimal network conditions. Actual battery performance varies; depends on factors including signal strength, network, device settings, temp, battery condition, usage patterns. Maximum 30W charge; Rapid charging capable only with Motorola TurboPower 33W charger or higher (sold separately); TurboPower 33W or higher chargers will not increase maximum charge capability.
Description
Sharp, bright 6.8" display. Tough, durable design. Introducing the new moto g power - 2026. Enjoy stunning views on the FHD+ display along with a fast, fluid 120Hz refresh rate. All backed by IP68/IP69 water resistance, military grade toughness, and 2x better drop and scratch protection with Corning Gorilla Glass 7i. Get up to 90% of power in just under an hour with TurboPower 30 charging. Flex your creative muscle by capturing sharper low- light photos and smoother videos using an unshakable 50MP AI-powered camera system with OIS. Experience 5G speeds and faster multitasking with RAM Boost. Plus, enjoy helpful Google software right out of the box with Android 16, Circle to Search, and Gemini. Sharper. Brighter. Stronger. The new moto g power - 2026 is here.
Brand: Motorola
Operating System: Android 16
Ram Memory Installed Size: 8 GB
CPU Model: Mediatek Dimensity 6300
CPU Speed: 2.4 GHz
Memory Storage Capacity: 8 GB
Screen Size: 6.8 inches
Resolution: 2388×1080
Refresh Rate: 120
Model Name: Moto G Power
Operating System: Android 16
RAM Memory Installed: 8 GB
Processor Series: Mediatek Dimensity 6300
Processor Speed: 2.4 GHz
Memory Storage Capacity: 8 GB
Color: Pantone Pure Cashmere
SIM Card Slot Count: Dual SIM
Connector Type: 3.5mm Jack, Micro USB, USB Type C
Form Factor: Bar
Biometric Security Feature: Fingerprint Recognition
Human-Interface Input: Touchscreen
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Headphones Jack: 3.5 mm
Compatible Devices: moto buds+, moto tags
Additional Features: Always On Display, Built-In GPS, Dual SIM, Expandable Memory, Fast Charging Support, Mobile Hotspot Capability, Rugged Body, Stereo Speakers, Water Resistant
Flash Memory Supported Size Maximum: 128 GB
Front Photo Sensor Resolution: 50 mp
Rear Facing Camera Photo Sensor Resolution: 50.0, 8.0 mp
Camera Description: Front, Rear
Camera Flash: LED
Shooting Modes: Automatic
Optical Sensor Resolution: 50 mp
Number of Rear Facing Cameras: 2
Digital Zoom: 8 x
Number of Front Cameras: 1
Item Dimensions: 0.34 x 3.04 x 6.56 inches
Video Capture Resolution: FHD (30fps/60fps)
Frame Rate: 120 fps
Screen Size: 6.8 inches
Resolution: 2388×1080
Refresh Rate: 120
Display Type: Full HD+ LCD
Display Resolution Maximum: 2388x1080 pixels
Display Pixel Density: 387 pixels_per_inch
Wireless Provider: Unlocked
Cellular Technology: 5G
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, NFC, USB, Wi-Fi
Wireless Network Technology: CDMA, GSM, LTE
Brand: Motorola
Model Year: 2026
Built-In Media: SIM Tray Ejector, USB Cable, User Guide, moto g power - 2026 Device
Warranty Description: 1 year manufacturer
Manufacturer: Motorola
Specific Uses For Product: Business, Entertainment, Gaming
UPC: 840493606729
Unit Count: 1 Count
Battery Capacity: 5200 milliamp_hours
Battery Power: 5200 milliamp_hours
Phone Talk Time: 49 hours
GPS Geotagging Functionality: True
Supported Satellite Navigation System: GLONASS, GPS, Galileo
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Color: Slate Gray
Size: Phone Only
Style: Moto G Power
Configuration: 128GB
This verges on top-of-the-line when it comes to *affordable* phones. It has better specs in every important way than the Moto G 2025, and is about equivalent in important ways to phones that cost twice as much. It's about the same form factor and style as its ancestor, the Moto 5G Ace from a couple of years ago (my prior phone). Getting it here instead of from your provider's store means you have less annoying bloatware installed, and it may even be cheaper too. I'm satisfied with the G Power's speed, storage and memory, ease of use, camera quality (vastly better than the Ace!), all of it. The adjustability for people without great vision is a plus (for me anyway). I really don't have anything to complain about with this phone. I tried the Moto G 2025 (the "little sibling" of this Moto G Power), and it just didn't have the capacity I wanted (I'm a bit of an app and media hoarder). I tried to get the Moto G Power from Metro, but their store staff said there were none avialable from them any longer in the entire area, so I ordered it here instead. The data backup (from old phone) and restore (to new phone), including all apps, appears to have worked flawlessly. I did not lose apps, or contacts, or media. Various apps did have to be reconfigured on first-run on the new phone, but I expected that. Using Nova Launcher, it even restored all my app groups/folders, and every icon to its original position. Nice. It's like having the same phone expect better than it was before. This phone coming with Android 15 out of the box is great (compared to phones still on sale today that have Android 14 or even 13). For me anyway, it did 3 system updates in as many days, so it's staying current (withing the Android 15 channel). My reason for upgrading to this phone at this time was that the Ace phone being stuck at an older Android version was a problem for me (e.g. one of my e-banking apps refused to work on the old OS any longer). I don't know if this phone will be upgradable to Android 16 (which has already been out for 3 months as of this writing), or what that upgrade process might be. A heads-up with regard to Metro by T-Mobile: If you try to have them set this phone up for you in the store, they are likely to claim that you have to get a different and more expensive plan than the one you have, claiming this phone "isn't compatible" with your current plan. This is nonsense. Instead, try to change your phone to this one using the website. If it doesn't work, use an old or borrowed phone to call Metro's customer service and talk to a real person through that system, and have them enable the new phone for you (either with an e-SIM or by moving your existing SIM card from original phone to new one), and make it clear that you expect to keep your original number and keep your existing plan (or have an equivalent one with same price for same level of service). If necessary, they can have a supervisor override any roadblocks. This step may be especially important for anyone qualifying for discounted service due to being on disability, social security, etc. While I'm going on my experience with Metro, similar caveats may apply to other carriers. They're all being more aggressive about trying to wedge more money out of people without actually improving their service level. Don't let them do that to you just because you got this particular phone (and didn't get it from them). Another caveat: Phones like this are fragile, unfortunately. You absolutely do need a protective case, not just a screen protector (that protects against scratches, not drops and other impacts). I would say order the case and screen protector before the phone, or at least to arrive on same day. You do not want to be tempted to carry this phone around and use it without the case being put on yet.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2025 by S. McCandlish
Color: Sage Green
Size: Phone Only
Style: Moto G Power
Configuration: 128GB
I am really happy with this phone. It's fast, it has a bright and decent crisp display. It was a replacement for an LG V20 which was a premium phone in its day. This phone is considered a budget phone, but is superior to the V20 in so many ways, mainly because the industry has advanced so much in 10 years. Negatives are the taller skinnier profile is slightly harder to read than my old phone. I think this is typical of newer phones. The sound quality is good, but it lacks multichannel recording software that was native to my V20. The camera is adequate, nothing extraordinary. Definite pluses are long battery life and built in headphone jack. No issues setting it up. After transferring the data off my old phone using the built in software, I just moved my Verizon SIM (it's unlocked);and my SD card into the built-in tray on the side. No need to pay Verizon $35 to set it up. There are biometric security features that I don't use, but they are good if you like them. I got the phone for $13 using credit card points (list was like $139) so it was a super deal for me. No regrets, great for normal everyday use or as a bridge phone when your $1000+ Samsung phone fails.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2026 by jgh59
Color: Pantone Evening Blue
Size: 128GB
Style: Moto G Power
Configuration: 128GB
Quite frankly, I don't understand why people still spend well over a thousand dollars on the latest Samsung flagship phones when you can pick up the Moto G Power (2026) for around $300. This phone is easily the best-kept secret in tech right now. It does everything the massive name brands do, but for a tiny fraction of the cost. Premium Features on a Budget You aren't sacrificing the core smartphone experience here at all. The 6.8-inch display is massive and features a incredibly smooth 120Hz refresh rate, meaning scrolling through apps and browsing feels identical to a phone triple the price. Plus, the performance is snappy and responsive thanks to a generous 8GB of RAM, easily handling day-to-day multi-tasking without a hitch. Unbeatable Battery Life Samsung and Apple flagships barely scrape through a single day of heavy use. The Moto G Power effortlessly lives up to its name, easily pushing into 1.5 to 2 full days of life on a single charge. When you do need to plug in, the 30W TurboPower charging gets you back up and running in no time. Built to Last Motorola didn't skimp on durability either. With military-grade drop protection (MIL-STD-810H) and an impressive IP68/IP69 water and dust resistance rating, it actually handles everyday drops and inclement weather better than a lot of fragile, glass-backed $1,200 phones. The 50MP main camera takes sharp, beautiful photos, and you even get advanced Google software tricks right out of the box. Bottom Line: If you want to stop paying a monthly premium just for a brand name logo, buy this phone. It proves that you don't need to break the bank to get an absolute powerhouse of a device. I love it
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Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2026 by The Solutionist
Color: Leaf Green
Size: Phone Only
Style: Moto G Power
Configuration: 128GB
This is a really nice phone. I've always tried to stick with Motorola after having worked for them in the late 80s, early 90s. This was an upgrade to a 5G Ace I had for several years. This Motor 5G Power is pretty fast. The extra power is good. I didn't need this but I felt it would be better in the long run. It lives up to its claims in lasting long. It lasts much longer than my 5G Ace and it should. Using the phone you sometimes notice where a compromise to make the battery last longer was made. Certain things don't make sense about why they did it. Other quirks about it are like multi function buttons which don't make sense. The phone is fast but you'll get frustrated waiting on it at odd times. I use swipe to type with. If I try to swipe at the speed I'm used to with the 5G ACE it will skip weird, etc. Wifi works great other than surfing. The 5G connectivity and data usage work fantastic. My Ace was always out of range for any 5g signal. The 5G connectivity has been important to me. This phone has so many pros the cons won't really matter to most. I have monster hands that most people don't. For me, it went from hard to type to very hard to type. The multi function buttons seem unnecessary and unintuitive. Lots of notifications turned on in the first use which are difficult to get turned off. And you think you have those turned off but another one pops up. Annoying but manageable. A good Pro for me is the display. I have a form of AMD which makes it hard to read phones sometimes. This phone has more adjustments for fonts and icon sizes than ever seen before. And the front or rear are very sharp. Taking a photo of a car one day when I noticed the cars lines were more visible on the screen. (For me) Things like those are why I love these Moto phones. I'd give it 5 stars if not for the speed and quirks. Those may not matter to anyone who really needs the power. I was hospitalized for a few days recently. The phone charger I grabbed going out the door was broken by the time I was in a room. The phone lasted the weekend until I could get s working charger. The phone looks great in the green color. The fingerprint sensor is a little hard to calibrate but it works great. It's covered up with the case I use. There are some cases that have an opening to use the sensor. Overall, a great phone. Too much sacrificed for power. I'm probably going to purchase a regular Moto 5G
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Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2025 by OitsKev
Color: Midnight Blue
Size: Phone Only
Style: Moto G Power
Configuration: 128GB
Moto G Power 5G 2024 Received new unlocked phone, put my Boost Mobile sim in turned it on and used the included usb cable to transfer the files and settings over from my previous phone, a Moto G Fast from 2021. (I did not have contacts, photos, etc. backed up to the cloud) It works good. Had it 5 days and so far it is great for the price. Update: Now just skip to the end. My ringtone assignments were not transferred from the old phone - all using the default. I had to go manually add mp3's as ringtones and assign them to individuals. Also my alarms the same thing. It upgraded to Android 15 and I'm not sure how I like some things about Android 15 compared to the Android 11 that I was using previously. Eventually Android will be more bloated and full of idiotic (dis)improvements that hamper you than Windows if it isn't already. I really like the Moto Gestures but not a fan of the power button being reconfigured by default. The camera seems ok but no better than the 4 year old one with many less megapixels. Didn't notice anything new in the camera software or photo editor from the 4 year older one. Not sure but I think that I took some pictures that were verified with the shutter sound but then no pictures were in the album. I am saving camera pics to the micro sd card. I will keep an eye on this to see if its an actual issue. No charger/power plug is included. No USB A to USB C cable is included. A USB C to USB C cable is included. Good for phone to phone transfer or if you have a USB C female plug or PC/Tablet with USB C port. So I am using my 4 year old charger and cable even though I don't think its rated for as quick of charging as the new phone. I may have to get a 30W charger plug and cable or 15W charging pad. Its been a few months now. The phone still works good. As with all phones and connected devices now, the apps on it collect and send a lot of data on your wifi and using your bandwidth and data cap. I've been using the Gemini AI that comes up when you press the power button. Its hit or miss and you always have to know when to tell it its wrong and then it says "oh, you're right, I'm sorry". It uses much, much more power so a charge that would last 2 days normally will last, literally, 3 or 4 hours of chatting with the Gemini AI about anything, useful or not. Google keeps insisting that I backup my photos and such to their cloud but I don't want to - its not secure and they haven't paid me to use my data for training their AI that they are using to make billions of dollars off of as they jettison more and more employees, bankrupting the whole system, so why should I give it away for free? No, I just copy them to my PC instead, its much, much more private and secure. No need for a secretive shady middle man making like Igor stealing people's corpses in the night LoL. If Google wants data for training purposes we can discuss payment and usage terms. Until then, greedy hands off! OK so the last time I used my phone I was met with a notification from Android that my age could not be verified and so it changed parental controls and other settings on my phone. It did not give any other info. Coincidentally, the next time I went to YouTube on my PC, a message popped up that said my age couldn't be verified by Google AI so it is treating my account as a child account. If I didn't like it, send a copy of my driver's license to prove my identity and age. So it doesn't take a crystal ball to see the connection and know Google has treated me like a child and locked me out of my own phone based upon faulty AI output. Is this the Twilight Zone? I don't know but I'm not sending a copy of my license anywhere to fix Gemini Ai's mistake. I am online ordering an iphone now and thought I'd also update this review to let people know about Android and Google's ability to change settings on your own devices based upon some faulty AI logic or glitches or hallucinations or whatever they choose to call it. I call it my life.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2025 by Tacaño Anciano
Color: Slate Gray
Size: Phone Only
Style: Moto G Power
Configuration: 128GB
The 8GB RAM, 128GB Storage Moro G Power 2025 is a great phone. Within the first day, I was updated to Android 16. The transition, & copying function from my old Power 2023 was seemless. Only a handful of apps needed to be password reset. All other settings transferred. The phone has a setting which prevents charging above 80%, if you leave it plugged in all the time, to preserve the battery. Just turn it off if you want to charge to 100%. Wireless charging (Qi1, no magnetic locking), & near field are supported. The physical RAM beats newer models, that skimp on RAM due to the RAMpocolypse, & storage can be increased by adding an SD card. It has a plasticy/rubbery feel due to it's grey, no slip surface. It's not the fastest processor in the world, but for the price, it's hard to beat. I recommend getting a battery monitoring app, since the OS has no built-in battery health indicator. The specs say Gorilla Glass 5, so no screen protector should be necessary, with normal use. Not all chargers that do fast charging are compatible, & it doesn't come with one.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2026 by JP
Color: Midnight Blue
Size: Phone Only
Style: Moto G Power
Configuration: 128GB
4.5 stars, great budget phone. The one I'm using now is probably over two years old. I bought/ordered a new one (same phone) to replace it almost 10 months ago but just haven't gotten around to switching phones and it's still chugging along just fine, a little older a little slower but not annoying enough to make switching phones a priority. It's working just fine, I cannot think of any glaring deficiency at 2 years plus and I have a new one bought on Black Friday (10 months ago - same model) to take it's place. Who wants to make payments or spend 1k$+ on a cell phone? NOT ME! This phone works fine and you can pay more for diminished returns or clout or a brand, waste of money if you ask me. Scared to buy one that's cheaper, but I might try. Motorola G Power is getting worse though, each model takes away instead of getting better I will NOT buy the next version, 2025? It's noticably worse, and this one is not as good as it's predecessor in it's heyday.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2026 by Night Owl
Color: Midnight Blue
Size: Phone Only
Style: Moto G Power
Configuration: 128GB
Title says it all really. I dont use my phone all day or anything, got a quality case, take care of it (visually, still near mint after 17 months). Sadly, last week had a weird issue that went away with a forced reboot so i moved on. It is now coming back. Looks to be either a display cable, internally, is disconnecting, or the display itself is giving out. Cant really do anything about that myself, so the phone is prolly not long for the world. Paid ~250 for it at the time, so 250 for a phone tha tlasted a year and a half is pretty bad (im not an "upgrade every year" guy). That being said, it was/has been great otherwise
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Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2026 by Jacob