Friends+Design
- Good build quality and design - significantly improved over the Moto G4
- Ergonomic, compact, extremely comfortable to hold - great for single handed operation - which is somewhat of a rarity these days
Display
- Decent display - it's not the most vibrant, but color accuracy is good, and sunlight legibility is decent too
Software
- Simple, stock-like Android interface, with integrated Google Assistant, along with the regular Moto add-ons like gestures, and the "Always On" display
Performance
- Decent everyday performance - it's mostly a smooth run, with no hiccups - also handles games well
- Tends to heat up a bit when pushed in terms of performance
Camera
- Average camera - in well lit conditions, the camera can do a decent job, but reduce the light, and you start losing details fast
Audio
- Lacklustre speaker - lacks bass and volume
Battery
- Decent battery life - should last you the day with moderate use - though it's not as good as many of its top competitors
More
- The fingerprint sensor also incorporates "one-button navigation" allowing you to replace the on-screen navigation buttons with gestures on the fingerprint sensor, thus giving you more display real estate
- 16GB storage will get limiting if you like downloading a lot of apps
