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You may have noticed we’ve played with a flood of Motorola phones over the past year, basically 8 or 10 of them, so we’re super familiar with this brand. One of the devices we’ve tested is the Motorola Moto G5 Plus, which came after the Moto G5. We’ve reviewed it and all the details you need are below. Launched this Spring, this device is priced at $229.

It gravitates in the same range as the ASUS ZenFone 3 and Huawei Nova, with similar specs. Available in gray or gold, this is one of the cheapest devices that can film 4K. The design is very similar to the Moto G5, only bigger. It’s a bit of Motorola trademark, in the camera and fingerprint/Home button area (rounded and oval respectively). The device is covered with a water repellant coating.

While the Moto G4 had a plastic case, the G5 is all about metal. It comes with a solid build, good grip and easy one hand use. The buttons are comfy and we’ve got a plastic top and bottom portion. Motorola Moto G5 Plus measures 7.7 mm in thickness, going all the way to 9.7 mm if you consider the camera bump. Moto G5 Plus weighs 155 grams, which is OK for a 5.2 incher. Interestingly this diagonal is a drop from the 5.5 inches of the Moto G4 Plus