We’ve been hearing rumours and seeing leaks for a range of new Moto G devices and today Motorola has officially unveiled them – the Moto G Stylus and Moto G Power have arrived.

In a somewhat surprising move for Moto, both devices seem to be North America exclusives, with the USA and Canada both getting the new devices in the northern Spring.

One interesting change in the naming is the lack of an 8 – the current Moto G line is the Moto G8 generation, however both of these devices had dropped that differentiation. With rumours yesterday that Motorola’s rumoured flagship with be the Moto One 2020, perhaps Lenovo is going to start using the year as the differentiator?

Both models have a lot of similarities such as the same 6.4-inch FHD LCD hole punch display, a Snapdragon 665 SOC, USB C, rear mounted fingerprint sensors, and Android 10. There’s no mention of NFC which could explain why this is a USA only model where ubiquitous tap to pay still hasn’t been achieved.

Check out the specs below:

Moto G Stylus Moto G Power
Display 6.4-inch FHD 2300 x 1080 LCD
SoC Snapdragon 665 Snapdragon 665
RAM 4GB 4GB
Storage 128GB
MicroSD
64GB
MicroSD
Rear Sensor 48MP f/1.7 Primary
16MP f/2.2 Action
2MP f/2.2 Macro
16MP f/1.7 Primary
8MP f/2.2 Telephoto
8MP f/2.2 Ultra Wide angle
2MP f/2.2 Macro
Front Sensor 16MP f/2.0 16MP f/2.0
Charging 10W via USB C 18W via USB C
Battery 4000 mAh 5000 mAh
Headphone Jack Yes Yes
Speakers Stereo Stereo
OS Android 10 Android 10

Moto G Stylus

The Moto G Stylus is Motorola’s first stylus phone, and it’s interesting to see a stylus device at the mid range to compete with the Galaxy Note. IF you wanted a stylus device and didn’t want to pay the flagship tax the Moto G Stylus is a real option. The Moto G Stylus will sell for $299.99 USD unlocked via retail outlets and future carrier availability.

Moto G Power

With a focus on battery life this 5000mAh device with a Snapdragon 655 SOC will last multiple days unless you just never turn off the screen. While it definitely packs less powerful cameras than the Stylus the overall package still looks to be impressive. The Moto G Power will retail for $249.99 USD unlocked via retail outlets and future carrier availability.

It’s a shame that these models will not see international availability, but with other good options at the mid range, we’re not starved for choice locally.

Source: Motorola.
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Username001

If the phone’s are not CDMA, we will likely see them here officially or unofficially.

A telephoto lens would be more useful to most people than a macro lens, and what exactly is an ‘Action’ lens anyway?
Also, tired of manufacturers being stingy with the wise angle lens specs, it should be as good as the primary camera otherwise it’s a gimmick and waste of time.