The Moto G5 has won the Value Phone of the Year 2017 prize at this year’s Trusted Reviews Awards.
Motorola has moved from strength to strength with its budget G smartphone series in recent years, and the Moto G5 is arguably the best yet.
The phone debuted earlier in the year, continuing the impressive G line. It’s 5-inch 1080p display, clean version of Android and slick design made it a winner at the price-point.
In our in-depth review, we awarded the Moto G5 a 4.5/5 score. The phone was praised for its great performance, improved design, and serious value.
Our review reads: “A more premium look and feel will be welcomed by many and using a smaller but still 1080p screen may appeal to those who found the Moto G4 that bit too big. This is still one of the best phones under £200.”
The Moto G5 is a class-leading handset at its price, so we’re happy to award Motorola with Phone of the Year 2017 at the #TrustedReviewsAwards.
You can buy the Moto G5 below:
- Buy Now: Moto G5 for £179
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