Moto g 4 plus is very expensive Motorola's Moto G brand has earned a reputation for offering high-end spec at a budget price. Even with stiff competition from the likes of OnePlus and other cheaper Chinese alternatives, the Moto G has continued to impress.
The Moto G4 – the fourth iteration of the line – is no different, and once again offers a decent level of features and performance for a low price.
In the UK the Moto G4 is out now and it'll cost you £169 ( US$199, around AU$330) , and it'll come to the US on July 12. Motorola has yet to confirm whether it will be coming to Australia.
If you take a look at the Moto G4 specs on paper you'll see that you're getting a lot of phone for your money.
However, I was concerned when Motorola announced two versions of the Moto G this year. There's also the Moto G4 Plus, and when the phones were announced I thought perhaps Motorola would be holding back some headline features for the slightly more expensive Plus model.
That's not the case though – while some features that I'd hoped would have made it to the Moto G4 aren't to be seen here, the near simultaneous arrival of the G4 Plus hasn't impacted on the specs of the Moto G much.
So is the Moto G4 worth upgrading to from other Motorola phones? Let's take a closer look at one of the best budget phones money can buy.
