Moto G5S Plus

• Pros
• • Good build quality
  • Good performance
  • Excellent battery life
• Cons
• • Cameras fail to impress
  • Incremental upgrade makes it a no-go for many

• Verdict

As I mentioned at the start of this review, the G5s Plus isn’t a huge increment over the G5 Plus. The smartphone comes with the same internals and possibly a better camera, should Motorola address the quirks with a software update. However, bear in mind that the cost difference between the two models is also very minute and therefore, asking for a significantly better smartphone would be unrealistic, to say the least. Moreover, the G5s Plus is a pretty solid smartphone in its own right and offers excell... Read Full Verdict  

As I mentioned at the start of this review, the G5s Plus isn’t a huge increment over the G5 Plus. The smartphone comes with the same internals and possibly a better camera, should Motorola address the quirks with a software update. However, bear in mind that the cost difference between the two models is also very minute and therefore, asking for a significantly better smartphone would be unrealistic, to say the least. Moreover, the G5s Plus is a pretty solid smartphone in its own right and offers excellent battery life, a bigger display to consume media on and a decent processor to keep everything running smooth.With that said, the Moto G5s Plus isn’t the only stock Android running smartphone in town anymore and you could go for similarly specced options such as the Xiaomi Mi A1 (review) or the Lenovo K8 Note (review).To sum up, while the G5s Plus is not a smartphone you should upgrade to if you already own the Moto G5 Plus, it’s possibly worth a look if you are looking for an affordable dual-camera smartphone. That said, do take a close look at its closest rivals too before you decide.