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this is a really good time to be buying phones pretty much no matter what you buy you're gonna get a decent phone at any price point but there's a lot of competition that like 200 to 250 dollar price point entering that really crowded marketplace is the Moto G 5 plus can be available March 31st at its significant retailers but is going to be a prime exclusive on Amazon for 184 bucks or $240 depending on which the figuration you want to buy big thing you're gonna notice is that one button down below you but I think it's a button or a fingerprint reader it's kind of all those things but a lot more it's a one button navigation you're not gonna have a back button bullet asking button and a home button like you've got a typical Android phones and they do it with gesture so you can swipe to the left to go back and swipe to the right to multitask and do a real quick tap to go home and a long tap to lock the phone I don't know I feel about it I'll serve as I use it more for reveal let you know but it's here and be aware that it's definitely a new experience for Android so spec wise there's still a lot here as well - snapdragon 623 - gigahertz octa-core it's got a pretty nice 3,000 length hour battery and of course turbo charge is here as well that should get you about 6 hours of battery life in about 15 minutes 32 or 64 gigs of internal storage depending on which one you buy also depending which when you buy Ram to be different either 2 gigs or 4 but if you can do it gopher gopher store that's gonna make a giant difference on a longevity of all everything else here is kind of what you'd expect the 5.2 inch 1080p display it's got Gorilla Glass 3 on it but one of the areas that motor oil is really claiming this is a reason to buy the phones with the camera at the 12 megapixel sensor and Scott larger aperture and bigger pixels are supposedly let in about 25 percent more lights in the previous Moto G plus and on the software front you're also getting Android 7.0 nougats so you are getting close to the most updated version of Android as well so that's the Moto G 5 plus it does a lot of stuff well at a really affordable price I'm still not sure where ice fall on that single button navigation but I do give Motorola credit for trying something new but is that enough to get you to pick it up like I said there are a lot of choices at that price point let me know down below if your play on ordering one and why what feature is killer for you moto g5 +