Motorola Moto G7 Play review

A no-frills phone that gets the basics done, the Play is all about affordability. If you're not interested in gaming and don't have a lot to spend, it's a safe bet indeed.

- Cam Bunton and Chris Hall, Pocket-lint

It has no major flaws, just a handful of things that aren’t quite as good as we’d like. But again, for $200, any phone has to compromise somewhere – and in the case of the g7 Play, it’s the cameras and the materials. If you can stretch a bit further, we’d recommend buying the g7 Plus. But if you can...

- Tom Fogden, Tech.Co

The Moto G7 Play is a pretty decent handset for £130. Make sure you don't require NFC before taking the plunge, and think about whether single-band wi-fi is workable for you. Those are probably the two key issues with what's otherwise a very good-value smartphone.

- Sandra Vogel, ZDNet

The Moto G7 Play lacks the glamor of the Moto G7 and can’t go for quite as long as the Moto G7 Power, but it’s decently cheaper than both. You’re getting the best bang for your buck in terms of performance, battery life, and camera.

- Simon Hill, Digital Trends

I think that people planning to spend $200 on a smartphone don’t necessarily want flagship performance, but are mostly interested in three things in this exact order: battery life, display size, storage. And when it comes to these, the Moto G7 Play surely doesn’t disappoint, and this makes it a smar...

- Bogdan Popa, Softpedia