Why users are happy with the new Moto G67 Power 5G

Users who have started using the Moto G67 Power 5G in India are expressing high levels of satisfaction, with many praising key areas where the phone performs strongly. The overall user-voted excitement level for the device is around 87%, indicating a very positive early reception.

One of the most frequent compliments is battery life. With a 7,000 mAh battery, the phone meets and often exceeds expectations for endurance in everyday use. Users say the device comfortably lasts a full day with heavy use and often stretches into the second day if usage is moderate. This has clearly resonated for those who prioritise long battery life.

Another highlight from users: the display experience. The 6.7-inch Full HD+ display with a 120 Hz refresh rate earns positive feedback for smooth scrolling, responsive touch, and improved feel over typical 60Hz mid-range phones. Users note the upgrade in fluidity when navigating apps, browsing social media, and gaming casually.

Performance overall receives strong remarks. With the Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 chipset and 8 GB RAM, users indicate the phone handles daily tasks, multitasking, and common usage scenarios without lag. For most users, the phone delivers a smooth and reliable experience in the mid-range segment.

The camera setup also attracts positive comments. Users appreciate the 50 MP primary sensor and the front 32 MP camera for producing sharp results in decent lighting. Many report that casual photography and social media usage are well covered by the Moto G67 Power 5G’s camera system, with users finding picture quality good for the price segment.

On the build and design front, users mention the phone’s vegan leather finish and IP64 splash/dust resistance add to the appeal. The weight (210 g) is noted as a trade-off for the large battery, but overall most feedback indicates the device still feels comfortable to use.

Of course, not everything is perfect. Some users point out that ultra-wide camera performance in low-light conditions is average and charging speed, while acceptable, is not class-leading. A few users also mention the screen brightness under strong sunlight could be better. However, these issues are generally minor in users’ eyes compared to the strengths.

Given that this model has recently launched, long-term user feedback is still limited, but early responses clearly point to a user base that feels this phone delivers more than expected in its price category. For those shopping in the Indian market and prioritising battery life, smooth performance and value for money, this phone is resonating well with users.

If you’d like, I can pull together a summary of user-review excerpts (both praise and complaints) to help you decide whether it fits your priorities.