You won’t pay much for the Moto G Pure, but you get plenty of limitations in return. Our Moto G Pure review looks at the trade-offs you make in exchange for a low-priced phone.

Motorola Moto G Pure (3GB/32GB): $159.99 The Moto G Pure is now the most affordable game in Moto-town. It slots in just $10 below the Moto G Play, though you might have trouble telling the two ...

The Moto G Pure will hit the market at $160 available for preorder starting October 14. The phone can be purchased from Best Buy, Walmart, B&H Photo, Amazon, and directly from Motorola.

Moto G Pure review Pure doesn’t mean power or perfection Reviews. By Mark Knapp last updated 1 November 2021 When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

The Moto G Pure features several upgrades over the Moto E (2020), the $150 phone Motorola offered last year, including more memory and a USB-C port for about the same price.

Now Motorola's at it again with the Moto X Pure Edition, a phone that appears to sit right at the intersection of price and power. It's unlocked, ready for any US carrier and -- more importantly ...

The Moto X Pure Edition has a lot to live up to around these parts. For two straight years, its predecessors have grabbed the “Phone of the Year” crown in our end of year top 5 list. That’s ...

The Moto X Pure is what the Nexus 6 should have been, I know some will hate me for that so read my Moto X Pure review to find out why I feel that way.

The 5.7-inch Moto X Pure Edition's customizable design make it a compelling enough buy, but it isn't the most powerful phablet around.

The Motorola Moto X Pure Edition has a long, silly name. But it’s a phone you should take seriously. Starting at $400 off carrier contract, it's one of the year’s best smartphone bargains ...