Moto G5S Plus Review: A slight edge over its predecessor

Moto G5S Plus Review: A slight edge over its predecessor

Lenovo-owned Moto gives its popular ‘G’ range of smartphones a mid-cycle upgrade, bringing the now in-vogue dual-camera setup to the Moto G5S Plus

The Moto G5 and G5 Plus were launched only in March this year, but in a surprising change of ways, Motorola has decided to introduce a mid-cycle refresher to the range. Perhaps it is driven by the need to keep innovating and remain relevant, and I can t even be mad about the concept of the mid-cycle upgrade anymore. With the kind of competition brands face and frequently changing technological trends, it s now important to keep up with the curve. As a result, for Lenovo-owned Motorola, the now six-month-old Moto G5 Plus is no longer good enough to keep it relevant in the highly competitive sub-Rs 20,000 space.

As a result, we now have the Rs 15,999 Moto G5S Plus. While pricing for its predecessor started at 14,999 for the variant with 3GB of RAM and 16GB of storage, and went up to Rs 16,999 for the 4GB/32GB option, the Moto G5S Plus comes in a single variant, with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage, which is a good move by the company. The other key change is the dual-camera setup at the rear, which adds some new features to the photography capabilities of the phone. We ve gone into the details in our review, so read on to find out what we think about the new Moto G5S Plus.