Moto G7 Power is a phone from the prestigious Motorola G7 series because it has a great place in our hearts that contains the largest battery you will find on this side of the 5G phone, and is cheaper than the flagship. The phone has a really 5000mAh battery which is the best feature of the phone, which should last long days. Powerful on all sides, with Snapdragon 632, 3 or 4 GB processor. 32 GB of basic storage, expandable via microSD, up to 1 TB. screen size, it only contains a resolution of 1520 x 720 compared to their 2270 x 1080. The difference is merely noticeable though if you compare the phone's side by side, and it’s not a difficulty in day-to-day use. G7 Power’s screen-to-body ratio is 78.65%. There’s a large notch at the highest of the screen, and like many other Android phones notifications are shown alongside the notch – and like those other devices, this suggests you'll only receive two notifications before the remainder are hidden, which could be a little annoying if you’re regularly bombarded with alerts. The Power’s bulky size and weight are perhaps its biggest disadvantage – as mentioned, we found the handset a touch too cumbersome as a conveyable device, – but its size makes this a good phone for taking part in games or watching a video, as we’ll see later. However the display is perfectly adequate for a budget phone, and you’d be paying more for the same experience from other brands.