- #FINGERPRINT HARDWARE NOT AVAILABLE MOTO G5 PLUS 1080P#
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The Moto G5 doesn’t hit the same heights, but its battery life is still decent, packing in a smaller battery than the G5 Plus to accommodate the extra housing for its removability. The Moto G5 Plus also exhibits fantastic battery life, better than the Moto G4 Plus, despite both phones packing the same battery capacity. In a budget handset, every little bit of performance counts, and this extra speed makes the G5 Plus feel noticeably snappier to use. While the Moto G5 is almost identical to, if slightly slower than the Moto G4 in system benchmarks, the Moto G5 Plus is a good 35 to 45 percent faster than the Moto G4 Plus. Performance is one reason to get the Moto G5 Plus over the Moto G5.
#FINGERPRINT HARDWARE NOT AVAILABLE MOTO G5 PLUS 1080P#
Both panels are decent 1080p displays, however I feel the more expensive of the handsets shouldn’t get a worse viewing experience.
It was surprising to discover that the Moto G5 outperforms the G5 Plus in display brightness, contrast ratio, and color accuracy across the board. When looking at the display, there’s not much on the spec sheet that separates these two IPS LCDs, aside from the 0.2-inch larger size of the G5 Plus. All these features are a welcome inclusion to such a cheap handset.
We’re also seeing 4K video capture in the G5 Plus for the first time, along with more internal storage as standard.
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The Moto G5 manages to gain a fingerprint sensor despite its lower price, while the Moto G5 Plus gets an upgrade to LTE Category 6 and NFC in some models.
Bezels are still quite large and neither phone has the premium touch of some Chinese alternatives, but it’s clear Motorola has worked hard to improve the design of their budget phones. The G5 Plus in particular feels nice to hold thanks to its slim design and fewer seams, while the Moto G5 trades off thickness for a removable battery. The build quality on both handsets has improved over the Moto G4 line, thanks to the inclusion of metal. The handsets are solid upgrades on their predecessors in most regards, and thanks to stock Android 7.0, they’re easy to recommend over other alternatives. Once again, the Motorola Moto G5 and Moto G5 Plus are great buys for those after a budget smartphone, particularly at the new, aggressive price points for both devices.
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