Which one should you pick for performance, display and everyday value?

When choosing between the Moto G67 Power 5G and the Samsung Galaxy M15 5G, there are several key aspects to weigh up: battery life, display, performance, cameras and software experience. These two devices sit in the mid-range league but take different paths to deliver value.

The Moto G67 Power leans heavily into endurance. With its confirmed Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 chipset and a large 7,000 mAh battery, it’s built for users who prioritise long sessions between charges and strong day-to-day responsiveness. It boasts a 6.7-inch Full HD+ display at 120Hz refresh rate, which gives smooth motion and an overall “premium feel” for everyday use. In the UK, the price is estimated around £230, which underscores its value proposition.

On the other hand, the Samsung Galaxy M15 5G emphasises balance. It features a 6.5-inch Super AMOLED panel with 90Hz refresh rate, offering richer contrast and deeper blacks compared to LCDs in many rivals. Its nimble software experience via One UI and solid brand support also give it a dependable edge. Battery capacity sits at 6,000 mAh in many listings, coupled with 25W charging – respectable for the category.

In terms of performance, the Moto device stands out thanks to the newer Snapdragon chipset and its higher refresh display – tasks like scrolling, switching apps and heavy multitasking tend to feel more fluid. Samsung’s device with a MediaTek Dimensity 6100+ offers competent performance, but the feel of smoothness may lag slightly under heavy use compared to the Moto unit.

For camera setups, both deliver a 50MP main rear sensor. The Moto brings an 8MP ultrawide and 32MP front shooter, which is stronger on paper in the selfie and ultra-wide segments. Samsung’s setup is more modest with a 5MP ultra and 2MP macro assistance unit plus a 13MP front camera. Real-world results depend on processing, but if you’re into variety and strong front-camera detail, the Moto has an advantage.

Software and ecosystem differ in tone. Moto offers a clean, stock-style Android 15 with minimal bloat — great if you prefer simplicity and swift updates. Samsung offers the mature One UI experience, broader accessory compatibility and perhaps stronger resale/servicing prospects in the UK. If brand support matters, Samsung might be a safer bet.

So, which should you pick? If your top priorities are long battery life, high refresh display and value in the UK market, the Moto G67 Power is a strong contender. If you value display quality (AMOLED), brand reliability, and a more balanced package for all-round use, the Samsung Galaxy M15 is a compelling alternative. Either way, both deliver serious value in their segment without breaking the bank.