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In the intervening months, Moto has come out with some awesome phones (namely the G5 Plus and G5S Plus), which share the 1080p screen, Snapdragon 625, fingerprint reader, MicroSD expansion and, in the G5S Plus's case, the 3GB RAM as standard. The G5 Plus can be found at this point in many places for sub-$200.
Besides the "Moto mods", the other big draw of this phone versus those newer, cheaper alternatives is that it uses a USB-C connector. For the G series, Moto's clung stubbornly to the Micro-USB spec so people don't get too frightened with change, and it's been about the only thing about using the G series that's frustrated me.
There are several deals for $170, search this forum. Costco is one place, newegg is another IIRC.
And some people, like me, even though we want to upgrade to usb-c, have a S.O. that has "ZERO interest in getting a new phone and having to relearn everything" and so if we buy a phone with usb-c, that mean every charging station (car, kitchen counter, desk, couch, nightstand table, etc) now has to have TWO chargers.
In the intervening months, Moto has come out with some awesome phones (namely the G5 Plus and G5S Plus), which share the 1080p screen, Snapdragon 625, fingerprint reader, MicroSD expansion and, in the G5S Plus's case, the 3GB RAM as standard. The G5 Plus can be found at this point in many places for sub-$200.
Besides the "Moto mods", the other big draw of this phone versus those newer, cheaper alternatives is that it uses a USB-C connector. For the G series, Moto's clung stubbornly to the Micro-USB spec so people don't get too frightened with change, and it's been about the only thing about using the G series that's frustrated me.
So overall you're saying if you're going to go midrange might as well go G5S plus since it's cheaper and in some ways a bit better?
So overall you're saying if you're going to go midrange might as well go G5S plus since it's cheaper and in some ways a bit better?
The Micro-USB thing does bug me (in my case, now that it's late 2017 every other mobile device I use has USB-C, I think it's an excellent standard that should be across the board on new product lines), but I was able to get a reversible magnetic USB charging cable that helps offset some of that nuisance (and the relative fragility of the in-device receptacle).
I was thinking the newer G5 "S" version...as I need the bigger screen.
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