"Similar to the 2025 Moto G, the Moto G Play features a 6.7-inch touchscreen and a thin layer of faux leather on the back, providing a soft, premium feel. This material, combined with the rounded edges, makes the mobile device a well-built phone that's comfortable to hold. The screen itself is a mixed bag. It runs at a modest HD+ resolution (1,604 x 720 pixels). As a result, on-screen items appear slightly blurry around the edges, and games lack fine detail."
"After spending a week testing the Play, it's clear to me that similarities run deeper than appearances. Also: The 10+ best early Black Friday phone deals to grab now Internally, the Moto G Play has much of the same hardware as the 2025 Moto G, while introducing only a few meaningful improvements. Sharing certain strengths isn't necessarily a bad thing, but in this case, the overlap feels excessive because many of the same weaknesses are back. Although I will say that it is priced better."
Motorola's Moto G Play for 2026 retains much of the 2025 Moto G's hardware and design while adding few meaningful upgrades. The phone uses a 6.7-inch HD+ (1,604 x 720) touchscreen that yields slightly soft edges and reduced detail in games, but delivers vibrant colors, up to 1,000 nits brightness and a 120Hz refresh rate for smooth scrolling. A faux leather back and rounded edges create a comfortable, premium-feeling build. Dolby Atmos stereo speakers provide rich sound with punchy bass, outperforming some pricier phones. The device repeats several prior weaknesses but comes at a lower price.
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