Motorola Moto g84 5G (6.5 inch (16.5 cm) FHD+ Display, 50 MP Dual Camera, 12/256 GB, 5000 mAh, Android 13) Midnight Blue, includes Protective Cover and Car Adaptor

Decent upgrade from my 5 year old phone. Has everything I want - plenty of memory & storage, micro sd card slot, headphone jack, under screen fingerprint sensor, pinhole selfie camera. Seems pretty snappy. Screen quality is excellent. Also the USB cabling has an option for MIDI which I'll try in due course. Even came with a case.

Fantastic and unbeatable value for money. With what you get with this phone, it's beyond me why people pay £800 or more. Fantastic photos and videos, clear and bright screen, a perfect product.

It had a European plug on the charger, not a UK one. Nothing in description said this would be the case. Now using with a UK power adapter plug and its turbo charging ok. The method for powering the phone off is a pain as you have to press two buttons simultaneously, but otherwise it's a pretty nice phone for the price.

Great screen and sound control, camera is decent, and speed/performance is very good too all for a very reasonable price compared to other smartphones. Would highly recommend for those wanting a smartphone that performs well within a more reasonable price range

Bought my wife a really cheap motorola and it is too slow, bought this for myself :-) Much quicker and responsive, I only use camera occasionally so it meets my basic needs. Going to ditch the wife's phone and get her one of these

This phone has a major fault that will affect only some of you. Bluetooth is cast on several channels and one these channels on this phone does not work properly with certain items from other manufacturers. It means that you will try to connect via bluetooth to other bluetooth devices and it will simply not work or it will work only partially. In my case it is a car head unit, but it can be any device. This fault is well known to Motorola. You can find a thread from affected users on their support site that is 20 pages long - I know I had tp print it to send my phone back - in which Motorola have put up many cut-and-paste apologies and promises to fix it. But the issue remains unfixed - 7 months later. There is no list of devices with which this phone will not work. So, if you buy this phone you will have to run the risk. I would add that Motorola is not at all what it was. In the past you would buy a phone that was uncluttered with their "improvements" to the operating system. Now they flood you with these "improvements" with regular updates. The last of these updates put advertising on your lockscreen. I asked and Motorola Support have told me the ads cannot be removed. If you go ahead you will have to hope the ROM you get does not force these ads on you and you will then have to switch off updates to prevent them being added later. This will also switch off updates to the core operating system. This kind of invasion of your space is now normal, but it is worth recognising that when you buy anything that has an operating system that can be updated by the manufacturer, you don't really own it - they do.

A significant improvement on my last phone. Good visual quality and simple to use

Good phone for the money. The sound quality very poor ! I was thinking to send it back 😞