Motorola Moto G5S Plus Pro Reviews

The Moto G5S Plus mainly exists as a slightly-larger-screened variant of the smaller Moto G5 phones, and there it succeeds. The phone has the sort of 5.5-inch screen that a lot of users prefer to more petite panels, and here we get it without any big compromise in terms of battery life. Pricing is also pretty competitive, and you can pick up the 32GB/3GB G5S Plus for just about $250, while the 64GB/4GB model is only $300. That latter option, and all the storage that comes with it, makes this a pretty attractive mid-range handset for users that still like to carry around a lot of media with them. Sure, you can spend a little more on a phone like the Moto X4, or spend a lot less on a Moto E4-series handset, but this model still represents the sort of middle-of-the-road compromise that will likely resonate with a lot of shoppers.

Dual cameras have been used on smartphones to enable different lenses, for example, an ultra-wide angle lens and wide-angle lens on the LG G5 / G6, or a wide-angle and a telephoto lens, on the iPhone 7 Plus and 8 Plus, or dual cameras with different sensors, such as a colour and black and white sensor on the Huawei Mate10 Pro, and Honor 9 to enable better detail or true black and white photography. However, on the Moto G5S Plus, both cameras are the same, so that the only benefit is the ability to create "bokeh" or blurred background type photos. This is something some smartphones achieve using software alone, so isn't particularly exceptional, however, we probably shouldn't complain too much, as the Moto G5S Plus is one of the cheapest dual camera smartphones available.