The Moto G Pure costs $160 and that's before discounts, of which surely there will be some. To put that into perspective, for the price of an iPhone 13 , you could buy four and a half Moto G Pure ...

Moto G Pure connectivity and support: The Moto G Pure only works with LTE — there's no 5G modem here. For many bargain hunters, that absence won't matter much: ...

Under the hood, you’ll find a MediaTek Helio G25 powering the Moto G Pure. The entry-level processor doesn’t offer 5G support, though that’s not a surprise at this price point.

The Moto G Pure is a “good enough” $160 4G phone. Sure, its performance could be faster, and it could have more on-board storage, but its all-day battery and capable camera should satisfy most ...

The Moto G Pure is an entry-level phone, ... But Motorola also has a history of poor software support, which is not good. You’ll get Android 12 on this phone, but that’s it.

The G Pure has 3GB of RAM and 32GB of storage (expandable by up to 512GB via microSD). The IPS TFT LCD 6.5-inch screen only has a 720p resolution, which might be helping Motorola keep costs down.

If you do need a service plan, Verizon will throw in the Moto G Pure free of charge. ... There's Full HD 30fps video capture support, portrait mode, HDR, and various different shooting modes.