Lenovo's next mobile move is putting pure stock Android on all of its phones – all with Lenovo's brand, anyway. This should make a significant difference in how serious the brand is taken and ...

Motorola has mastered the affordable phone formula. Find out what $169 gets you in our Motorola Moto G Play review.

With many midtier phones having varying reliability, the water-resistant and inexpensive Moto X4 is a lesson on how to do it right.

The Moto G7 and Moto G7 Power deliver a no-frills experience with few compromises at an attractive budget-conscious price point. Find out more in our full review.

Moto G 3rd Gen Review - Android Phone Reviews by MobileTechReviewI had the original Moto G and it was a great phone - while not made from "premium" materials and not as slim as modern flagships it ...

Not that long ago, Motorola was the champion of cheap Android phones. Budget Motorola phones were well-made, thoughtfully designed, and among the best in their class. I’ve lost track of how many ...

Not only is the Moto G34 one of the cheapest 5G phones, but it’s one of the most affordable ways you can get yourself a handset with stock Google-designed Android.

Find out which Motorola devices are confirmed to receive the Android 16 update and the expected rollout timeline.

Motorola takes a shot across the bow of other entry-level device makers with the Moto E, its low-cost leviathan. The Moto E redefines what inexpensive Android smartphones can offer.

Motorola phones are good choices because they run a near-stock Android OS, are durable, and offer reasonable pricing for their features.

You don’t need to spend a fortune on a phone to get a great experience, and the Moto G Power (2025) has almost every feature you could want in an Android phone.

Even for Motorola, the champion of cheap Android phones, the Moto G84 is an above-average handset. It excels above its weight class for gaming power, its battery lasts ages, it has some ...