Motorola Moto G Stylus – 2025 | Unlocked | Made for US 8/256GB | 50MP Camera | Pantone Surf The Web by Motorola

i like the crisp, clear display and the features as advertised. the scarlet color also looks good but i would really prefer if they have one in navy blue or cobalt blue.

too bad it does not have a scheduled power on/off option. i had a moto g power once which if you set an alarm then switch the phone off, it switches back when the alarm hits. unfortunately, they removed that option too.

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I purchased this phone as a secondary backup phone. My idea is to alternate it weekly with my more expensive OnePlus 9 pro 5g phone. For the price I paid, it is a fantastic budget phone.

This phone has many high end features such as wireless charging, NFC, a P-oled 1080 screen, Dolby Atmos speaker sound, 8gb of RAM and 256 storage. In addition, it has expandable storage and a stylus.

The phone has updated already to the latest Android 15, a nice bonus. It’s performance is really good, I don’t notice much of a difference from my 12 gb RAM One Plus phone. Perhaps the screen is not as crispy sharp–although that could be my eyes. But for it’s price, it’s not at all terrible. The camera also in my opinion is lacking a little in color replication. It doesn’t have that “wow, that looks good! ” effect. But again, it’s not terrible. The audio sound is good from the speakers for music, although a bit on the low end for voice…Just a little bit.

I’ll tell you though… I like the layout and colors, the way apps and icons appear, the whole navigating around, it’s just easy to find and do things on this phone. There is so much pop up information to let one know what’s going on, what action to do next. It’s user friendly unlike my expensive phone that leaves me baffled sometimes.

This is a great phone if you’re not looking to wow your friends with photos or with the status level identity. I initially was going to return it because I read a review that mentioned no updates were available. But it has had 2 to 3 updates since I charged it. I’m glad I kept it.

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I had a Samsung Galaxy Note 8 for years. Yes, I know the latest version is 25. The phone just worked. It had enough RAM (“Only” 64GB), a stylus, an SD card slot (256GB card installed) and it always seemed fast enough. I replaced the battery twice. As I said, it just worked. I’m a dog boarder so I take a LOT of pictures, like 80-120 GB per year. Did I say the old phone just worked? The ONLY reason I gave it up is because it doesn’t support Android OS beyond version 9 and apps were starting to be not upgradable. We’re now at Android 16. If the old phone supported newer operating system versions, I’d use it until it literally fell apart in my hand.

Simply put, this Motorola does EVERYTHING the old phone did and with a better quality and noticeably faster and at less than 1/3 the price of the only Samsung that has every feature (see above) I need. The sound is louder and clearer and it looks just as good. Yeah, it’s probably slower, objectively speaking, and the Moto has “only” 256GB of RAM compared to 512 or more in the Galaxy 25.

The Moto is so new my carrier was not even aware of it (Released mid-April, 2025) and I was told they didn’t support it. BUT, when I put those two phones side by side, they became aware of each other and proceeded to transfer all my data to the new phone while prompting me when to transfer the SIM card (And the SD card). The new phone connected and made calls, sent messages the first time. So, yeah, my carrier actually does support the phone. Literally the only “pain” was having to manually log into accounts again and, woe is me, I have to reconnect my email accounts. I last charged it evening before last and it’s at 45% this morning.

I am beyond impressed at how freaking easy it has been to upgrade. Even more impressed with the price. I stopped missing the old phone the next day. You don’t know me but I just don’t do that. Did I say I’m glad I found it? I’m glad I found it.