Motorola’s “Power” phones are built for people who hate chargers. The Moto G67 Power 5G sticks to that playbook with an extra-large battery, a fluid 120Hz display, clean Android, and a reliable 5G chipset tuned for everyday speed. It’s made for commuters, students, delivery pros, and anyone who wants a phone that simply refuses to die before bedtime.
Highlights
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Segment (India) | Budget–mid 5G with big-battery focus |
| Display | ~6.6–6.7-inch FHD+ panel, up to 120Hz refresh |
| Processor | Efficient 6nm octa-core 5G chipset (balanced performance) |
| Memory & storage | 6GB/128GB or 8GB/256GB options; microSD on select variants |
| Cameras | 50MP main + assist sensors; 8–16MP selfie (market dependent) |
| Battery & charging | ~6,000–7,000mAh class; fast wired charging supported |
| Software | Near-stock Android with Moto gestures; minimal bloat |
| Extras | Side fingerprint, face unlock, dual-SIM, IP splash resistance (select variants) |
Design & Build
Moto keeps the G67 Power 5G practical and sturdy. Flat sides, a softly curved back, and a matte finish make it easy to grip and resistant to fingerprints. The camera rings sit neatly with minimal wobble on a table, and the buttons offer crisp feedback. Despite the big battery inside, weight distribution feels balanced enough for one-handed texts. It’s not flashy—but it looks clean, feels solid, and holds up to backpack life.
Display & Audio
A big reason the phone feels faster than its price suggests is the 120Hz display. Scrolling through social feeds is buttery, and animations are snappy in day-to-day apps. The FHD+ resolution keeps text sharp, while adaptive refresh can dial down to save power during static content. Brightness holds up outdoors for maps and messages in strong sunlight. A single loudspeaker is serviceable for shorts and podcasts; plug in wired earphones or pair TWS buds for movies and music.
Performance
Under the hood is a 6nm octa-core 5G chipset that prioritizes real-world smoothness over showy benchmarks. Everyday tasks—WhatsApp, UPI, Instagram, ride-hailing, food delivery, and split-screen browsing—feel responsive, particularly on the 8GB RAM option. UFS-class storage helps apps open quickly and keeps installs snappy. Popular games run best on balanced/medium settings where frame pacing stays steady and temperatures remain comfortable during long sessions.
Cameras
The 50MP main sensor is tuned for bright, shareable images in daylight. Colors have pleasant punch without going cartoonish, and autofocus locks quickly for point-and-shoot reliability. Portraits show tidy edge separation in good light, while the auxiliary sensor(s) assist with depth or close-ups—use them outdoors for best results. The front camera (8–16MP, market dependent) delivers crisp selfies and clean video calls; dial down beauty effects for natural skin tones. In low light, Night mode and a steady hand yield social-ready photos, though very dark scenes will still show some noise—typical for the segment.
Battery & Charging
This is the headline: a giant battery designed to crush long days. With mixed 5G data, reels, maps, and messaging, finishing the day with charge to spare is the norm; light users can stretch deep into day two. Fast wired charging keeps top-ups practical—grab meaningful hours of use from a short pit stop. If you juggle navigation, hotspotting, and camera use on the go, the G67 Power 5G’s endurance is a genuine quality-of-life upgrade.
Software & Extras
Motorola’s near-stock Android experience remains a major selling point: minimal bloat, quick updates, and the excellent Moto gestures (double-chop for flashlight, twist for camera). The interface feels clean and consistent, and privacy controls are straightforward. The side-mounted fingerprint reader is quick, face unlock is convenient, and call quality on major Indian networks is dependable. Dual-SIM flexibility plus a dedicated or hybrid microSD slot (on select variants) makes it easy to separate work and personal life. Basic water-repellent design adds reassurance against accidental splashes.
Verdict
The Motorola Moto G67 Power 5G nails what matters for long-haul users: a huge battery, smooth 120Hz screen, dependable 5G performance, and clean Android that stays out of your way. It won’t dethrone gaming flagships or pro-grade camera phones, but that isn’t the mission. If your checklist reads “all-day battery, no-nonsense software, reliable speed, and a display that feels fast,” the G67 Power 5G belongs at the top of your shortlist—especially if you can snag the 8GB variant with a good bank or exchange offer.
