With its slim design and pleasant feel, the Moto G54 5G stands out from the crowd and sits comfortably in your hand.
With its slim design and pleasant feel, the Moto G54 5G stands out from the crowd and sits comfortably in your hand.
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The lowest price for Motorola Moto G54 5G 12GB/256GB 6.5 Blue PB0W0001RO right now is $1,094.50 at eBay.com.au.
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Motorola Moto G54 5G 12GB/256GB 6.5 Blue PB0W0001RO
With its slim design and pleasant feel, the Moto G54 5G stands out from the crowd and sits comfortably in your hand.
With its slim design and pleasant feel, the Moto G54 5G stands out from the crowd and sits comfortably in your hand.
Last updated at 08/09/2026 22:33:07
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originally posted on johnlewis.com
This is my first ever smartphone so I asked friends for suggestions and was recommended this model. I also looked at helpful online reviews. It's a good price that I was happy and able to pay to own a phone outright rather than lease one in an expensive contract.The screen is attractive and easy to use, although the date display could be bigger (the time display is massive!) Logging in is easy with a PIN. I am learning to add and use Apps and find voicemail messages. I have to charge it more often that I expected but that's because I am playing with it and learning daily while we get used to each other. I still use a laptop for emails, research and documents.I love the camera! For me, this is a major feature and I was nervous of how it would compare to the S1900 ... MoreThis is my first ever smartphone so I asked friends for suggestions and was recommended this model. I also looked at helpful online reviews. It's a good price that I was happy and able to pay to own a phone outright rather than lease one in an expensive contract.The screen is attractive and easy to use, although the date display could be bigger (the time display is massive!) Logging in is easy with a PIN. I am learning to add and use Apps and find voicemail messages. I have to charge it more often that I expected but that's because I am playing with it and learning daily while we get used to each other. I still use a laptop for emails, research and documents.I love the camera! For me, this is a major feature and I was nervous of how it would compare to the S1900 12:2 digital camera I have used for years. I have tried it out locally on architecture and am impressed with the quality of the images.All in all, I am happy with my choice and would recommend this model to anyone else who is nervous of taking the plunge with their first smartphone.
originally posted on johnlewis.com
This phone is okay. Thought I'd spend extra compared to what I'd intended for the memory and 5G but the camera is APPALLING!Really disappointed as that's the main feature for me! It's so slow that the majority of photos of my toddler have to be deleted as they are a complete blur. It takes a few seconds to even poorly focus on anything so most of the time the moment is gone. The portrait feature is completely useless as it can barely capture a face as the blur/softening/depth of field effect is so overdone. Usually it looks like a bad photo shop effect as it blurs out half a face, but has chunks of focused areas or weird light effects (if you've ever used MS Teams for a meeting and used a background filter, you'll know what I mean about things "glowing" and ... MoreThis phone is okay. Thought I'd spend extra compared to what I'd intended for the memory and 5G but the camera is APPALLING!Really disappointed as that's the main feature for me! It's so slow that the majority of photos of my toddler have to be deleted as they are a complete blur. It takes a few seconds to even poorly focus on anything so most of the time the moment is gone. The portrait feature is completely useless as it can barely capture a face as the blur/softening/depth of field effect is so overdone. Usually it looks like a bad photo shop effect as it blurs out half a face, but has chunks of focused areas or weird light effects (if you've ever used MS Teams for a meeting and used a background filter, you'll know what I mean about things "glowing" and pixelating)Videos simply won't focus and are useless. And if you use the exposure compensation when shooting, the slightest touch blows out the light or dims too much. Absolutely horrendous camera. Avoid if this is important to you. Devastated!It takes an age for the camera to load and the short cut (that I've found so far) is a motion, rather than swiping when screen locked, so again I miss most of the photos I want to take.It's also a massive phone, so beware.The battery life is good. Especially if you give up on taking photos! Managed over an hour on a video call and still had 80%
originally posted on jbhifi.com.au
After just six months the screen began freezing and becoming unresponsive, flipping to portrait mode from landscape even when auto-rotate wasn't on, the camera stopped working, the camera lost photos, and the screen went blank. The problem was intermittent so I videoed the faults for JB Hi-Fi and explained that under Australian Consumer Law they would have to replace it as they had sold a product that was not fit for purpose. They watched the videos and agreed but said it was Motorola policy that despite the phone still being under warranty, they would have to send it to Motorola as the faults had started after 100 days. I said this would leave me without a phone and Motorola may not see the faults happening as they were intermittent even under constant use. JB ... MoreAfter just six months the screen began freezing and becoming unresponsive, flipping to portrait mode from landscape even when auto-rotate wasn't on, the camera stopped working, the camera lost photos, and the screen went blank. The problem was intermittent so I videoed the faults for JB Hi-Fi and explained that under Australian Consumer Law they would have to replace it as they had sold a product that was not fit for purpose. They watched the videos and agreed but said it was Motorola policy that despite the phone still being under warranty, they would have to send it to Motorola as the faults had started after 100 days. I said this would leave me without a phone and Motorola may not see the faults happening as they were intermittent even under constant use. JB Hi-Fi suggested I upload the videos so Motorola could see them. I sent a link tested by friends but they said they could not download them. I then sent them another link that was also tested and they said they could not download that. This is a tech company, remember. I then uploaded them to YouTube. Motorola watched those videos but still insisted they take the phone back so I now have no phone. This has never happened with any other phone I've owned - Samsung, Oppo, Huawei. Will not try Motorola again. Avoid at all costs. You can watch the video faults here:https://youtube.com/shorts/5VQefKh1EEchttps://youtube.com/shorts/Fy-Hz7aa8IUhttps://youtube.com/shorts/J6LGf4oJ1qwhttps://youtube.com/shorts/12KNiQtG2sshttps://youtube.com/shorts/LHGqYlrovMo
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This is my first ever smartphone so I asked friends for suggestions and was recommended this model. I also looked at helpful online reviews. It's a good price that I was happy and able to pay to own a phone outright rather than lease one in an expensive contract.The screen is attractive and easy to use, although the date display could be bigger (the time display is massive!) Logging in is easy with a PIN. I am learning to add and use Apps and find voicemail messages. I have to charge it more often that I expected but that's because I am playing with it and learning daily while we get used to each other. I still use a laptop for emails, research and documents.I love the camera! For me, this is a major feature and I was nervous of how it would compare to the S1900 ... MoreThis is my first ever smartphone so I asked friends for suggestions and was recommended this model. I also looked at helpful online reviews. It's a good price that I was happy and able to pay to own a phone outright rather than lease one in an expensive contract.The screen is attractive and easy to use, although the date display could be bigger (the time display is massive!) Logging in is easy with a PIN. I am learning to add and use Apps and find voicemail messages. I have to charge it more often that I expected but that's because I am playing with it and learning daily while we get used to each other. I still use a laptop for emails, research and documents.I love the camera! For me, this is a major feature and I was nervous of how it would compare to the S1900 12:2 digital camera I have used for years. I have tried it out locally on architecture and am impressed with the quality of the images.All in all, I am happy with my choice and would recommend this model to anyone else who is nervous of taking the plunge with their first smartphone.
This phone is okay. Thought I'd spend extra compared to what I'd intended for the memory and 5G but the camera is APPALLING!Really disappointed as that's the main feature for me! It's so slow that the majority of photos of my toddler have to be deleted as they are a complete blur. It takes a few seconds to even poorly focus on anything so most of the time the moment is gone. The portrait feature is completely useless as it can barely capture a face as the blur/softening/depth of field effect is so overdone. Usually it looks like a bad photo shop effect as it blurs out half a face, but has chunks of focused areas or weird light effects (if you've ever used MS Teams for a meeting and used a background filter, you'll know what I mean about things "glowing" and ... MoreThis phone is okay. Thought I'd spend extra compared to what I'd intended for the memory and 5G but the camera is APPALLING!Really disappointed as that's the main feature for me! It's so slow that the majority of photos of my toddler have to be deleted as they are a complete blur. It takes a few seconds to even poorly focus on anything so most of the time the moment is gone. The portrait feature is completely useless as it can barely capture a face as the blur/softening/depth of field effect is so overdone. Usually it looks like a bad photo shop effect as it blurs out half a face, but has chunks of focused areas or weird light effects (if you've ever used MS Teams for a meeting and used a background filter, you'll know what I mean about things "glowing" and pixelating)Videos simply won't focus and are useless. And if you use the exposure compensation when shooting, the slightest touch blows out the light or dims too much. Absolutely horrendous camera. Avoid if this is important to you. Devastated!It takes an age for the camera to load and the short cut (that I've found so far) is a motion, rather than swiping when screen locked, so again I miss most of the photos I want to take.It's also a massive phone, so beware.The battery life is good. Especially if you give up on taking photos! Managed over an hour on a video call and still had 80%
After just six months the screen began freezing and becoming unresponsive, flipping to portrait mode from landscape even when auto-rotate wasn't on, the camera stopped working, the camera lost photos, and the screen went blank. The problem was intermittent so I videoed the faults for JB Hi-Fi and explained that under Australian Consumer Law they would have to replace it as they had sold a product that was not fit for purpose. They watched the videos and agreed but said it was Motorola policy that despite the phone still being under warranty, they would have to send it to Motorola as the faults had started after 100 days. I said this would leave me without a phone and Motorola may not see the faults happening as they were intermittent even under constant use. JB ... MoreAfter just six months the screen began freezing and becoming unresponsive, flipping to portrait mode from landscape even when auto-rotate wasn't on, the camera stopped working, the camera lost photos, and the screen went blank. The problem was intermittent so I videoed the faults for JB Hi-Fi and explained that under Australian Consumer Law they would have to replace it as they had sold a product that was not fit for purpose. They watched the videos and agreed but said it was Motorola policy that despite the phone still being under warranty, they would have to send it to Motorola as the faults had started after 100 days. I said this would leave me without a phone and Motorola may not see the faults happening as they were intermittent even under constant use. JB Hi-Fi suggested I upload the videos so Motorola could see them. I sent a link tested by friends but they said they could not download them. I then sent them another link that was also tested and they said they could not download that. This is a tech company, remember. I then uploaded them to YouTube. Motorola watched those videos but still insisted they take the phone back so I now have no phone. This has never happened with any other phone I've owned - Samsung, Oppo, Huawei. Will not try Motorola again. Avoid at all costs. You can watch the video faults here:https://youtube.com/shorts/5VQefKh1EEchttps://youtube.com/shorts/Fy-Hz7aa8IUhttps://youtube.com/shorts/J6LGf4oJ1qwhttps://youtube.com/shorts/12KNiQtG2sshttps://youtube.com/shorts/LHGqYlrovMo
This is what I wanted my Samsung s22 to be!! Really fast switching between apps and menus, screen size is perfect and nice and bright in the sun, no problems seeing the screen at all. I’m a bit of a nerd when I start looking for a new phone I compare and read reviews watch reviews for hours but I’ve never looked at phones this cheap before. I’m glad I have I love it and promptly got rid of my s22. The battery is unreal I was playing games on holiday from 9am and the battery still had 36% by 8pm when we took off and it charges really fast on my 25w charger. The camera in general is alright but nothing special unfortunately, the only disadvantage vs the Samsung s22 but that’s to be expected at this price so don’t take that as a complaint, it’s so good in every other ... MoreThis is what I wanted my Samsung s22 to be!! Really fast switching between apps and menus, screen size is perfect and nice and bright in the sun, no problems seeing the screen at all. I’m a bit of a nerd when I start looking for a new phone I compare and read reviews watch reviews for hours but I’ve never looked at phones this cheap before. I’m glad I have I love it and promptly got rid of my s22. The battery is unreal I was playing games on holiday from 9am and the battery still had 36% by 8pm when we took off and it charges really fast on my 25w charger. The camera in general is alright but nothing special unfortunately, the only disadvantage vs the Samsung s22 but that’s to be expected at this price so don’t take that as a complaint, it’s so good in every other area it more than makes up for it. Overall an absolutely cracking bit of kit, I don’t think you can find better for the money
A real performer in a modestly priced Android phone. If looking something that would last years, has good safety features and not going to weigh your pocket or handbag down, this is the phone. Runs on Android 13 featuring RCS messaging, built-in antivirus and spam filter. The vegan leather is beautiful. Be aware that there's no headset. This is a plus in my opinion. You can use your favourite headphones and enjoy the richness of Dolby Atmos. The cover is on the phone from the start. The 128 gig HDD plenty of space and the micro SD card slot gives an option to back up and transfer files. Camera is fantastic.Truly clear pictures and videos. The 120hz refresh rate is a gamer's delight. The macro lens is surprisingly good for a 2mp lens. Tons of features to explore. ... MoreA real performer in a modestly priced Android phone. If looking something that would last years, has good safety features and not going to weigh your pocket or handbag down, this is the phone. Runs on Android 13 featuring RCS messaging, built-in antivirus and spam filter. The vegan leather is beautiful. Be aware that there's no headset. This is a plus in my opinion. You can use your favourite headphones and enjoy the richness of Dolby Atmos. The cover is on the phone from the start. The 128 gig HDD plenty of space and the micro SD card slot gives an option to back up and transfer files. Camera is fantastic.Truly clear pictures and videos. The 120hz refresh rate is a gamer's delight. The macro lens is surprisingly good for a 2mp lens. Tons of features to explore. The built-in Motorola app gives hints.and tips to get the most out of your phone. A great daily user phone for the budget conscious.
I got this for $249 as an upgrade for my 76yr old mum. It was easy for me to set up and transfer stuff from her previous android phone. It charges quick, runs smooth. Mum can use it same as other phone except this is faster is running Android 13. It is secure and has blocked alot of spam messages and calls. I recommend getting a good case with sliding camera protection. Camera is top notch for the price. I backed up previous phone contents carefully to google prior to initiating the new phone set up. I strongly recommend you do that to make the new phone set up as smooth and streamlined as possible. It is absurd how good this phone is for the price.
Thanks to all the previous reviews who took time to write about this phone.live in the UK I was considering a Samsung A14 4g but I read it was slow. I then considered an A14 5g which also had some issues.My next 2 options were Motorola G54 (around £160) or the Honor Magic 5Lite (around £199) and some other phones around this price.After looking at numerous reviews on Youtube for these phones and a number of alternatives I decided to purchase the Motorola G54 (8Gb Ram – 256Gb storage- but can be expanded to 10Gb Ram using Ram Boost software option)See also the excellent reviews of the G54 here:https://www.techradar.comhttps://www.notebookcheck.netFIRSTLY- AUDIO QUALITY FOR DURING CALLS WAS EXCELLENT WHICH IS ESSENTIAL FOR ME. I can honestly say that ... MoreThanks to all the previous reviews who took time to write about this phone.live in the UK I was considering a Samsung A14 4g but I read it was slow. I then considered an A14 5g which also had some issues.My next 2 options were Motorola G54 (around £160) or the Honor Magic 5Lite (around £199) and some other phones around this price.After looking at numerous reviews on Youtube for these phones and a number of alternatives I decided to purchase the Motorola G54 (8Gb Ram – 256Gb storage- but can be expanded to 10Gb Ram using Ram Boost software option)See also the excellent reviews of the G54 here:https://www.techradar.comhttps://www.notebookcheck.netFIRSTLY- AUDIO QUALITY FOR DURING CALLS WAS EXCELLENT WHICH IS ESSENTIAL FOR ME. I can honestly say that call audio quality is as good if not better than the Samsung Galaxy S10.Here are some reasons to purchase the G54:1. Screen quality is fantastic - High resolution and refresh rate up to 120Hz2. Fast but ultra efficient Mediatek 7020 processor and GPU beating most phones around this price point.3. Has Ram Boost option to boost Ram from 8Gb to 10Gb4. Large 5000mah battery with battery saver options to extend the life of your battery5. Takes the same battery as the Motorola G14 Battery as far as I can tell6. Videos on Youtube show you how to replace battery in future7. Camera quality is good but see professional reviews from Techradar etc for their excellent reviews regarding this.8. Comes with a 20 Watt ‘Fast’ charger and phone charges at 15W which is more than fast enough for my needs.9. No ‘Bloatware’ on this phone as it is as near to the ‘stock’ Android as you can get.There are probably some things I have forgot to add to this list as there are so many good things about this phone for the price.In summary, save yourself a lot of research and read the reviews I have listed above. Don’t hesitate, purchase this phone and you won’t regret it!
I recently upgraded from my Moto G6 (which I was happy with) to get 5g and hopefully better features. The 54G is nicely packaged and has a good screen but the experience overall has not been an easy one. First up, when I tried to follow the automated procedure to set up the phone and transfer my apps and data it was a spectacular fail. Several apps, including importantly Gmail and several other Google apps transferred - but in the end had no icons on screen?! On the third go, it was a hard data reset and manually upload all my apps (over 30). This seems to be a poor implementation of the Android on the phone. Motorola's apps and nags are annoying and the camera and battery life are only a marginal improvement on the G6. I also had problems with several USB cables, ... MoreI recently upgraded from my Moto G6 (which I was happy with) to get 5g and hopefully better features. The 54G is nicely packaged and has a good screen but the experience overall has not been an easy one. First up, when I tried to follow the automated procedure to set up the phone and transfer my apps and data it was a spectacular fail. Several apps, including importantly Gmail and several other Google apps transferred - but in the end had no icons on screen?! On the third go, it was a hard data reset and manually upload all my apps (over 30). This seems to be a poor implementation of the Android on the phone. Motorola's apps and nags are annoying and the camera and battery life are only a marginal improvement on the G6. I also had problems with several USB cables, not working properly. Is this an issue with the USB port? It seems suspect but I really don't want the hassle of returning the phone and going through the setup process again. Hmmm, well Motorola, it's a decent budget phone - but it could be better ...
It taken a little while to figure things out as I have previously used cheaper older mobiles but I am quite happy with the Moto g54 now. Good size, large screen but not clunky. Nice to be able to play some GamePass games on it. Battery seems to last better than I thought it would when doing activities like that. Camera seems acceptable. If there is anything to dislike it's the "hello Moto" voice when the phone starts up but it's not worth taking off a star for it. I don't like that some social apps etc were preinstalled but that's the modern tech industry I guess *barf*. Good phone, would definitely recommend to anyone looking for something decent and not overly expensive.
In terms of price I am satisfied.Pros-1.Good design and back panel also has a leather finish which looks also good,overall build quality is good.2.It has an IPS display but the quality is very good I mean better than a low quality AMOLED display.3.Better clean software experience in this budget and also no ads+third party apps not pre-installed.4.Connectivity also very good.5.Support NFC which is good at this price.6.Also has a moto Secure folder with moto security which I liked very much.7.Performance is also very good in this price segment.Cons-1.Camara is average not that extraordinary.2.The battery is not as good as I expected because the moto has a good track record in terms of low mAh battery for very good screen time but also is not that ... MoreIn terms of price I am satisfied.Pros-1.Good design and back panel also has a leather finish which looks also good,overall build quality is good.2.It has an IPS display but the quality is very good I mean better than a low quality AMOLED display.3.Better clean software experience in this budget and also no ads+third party apps not pre-installed.4.Connectivity also very good.5.Support NFC which is good at this price.6.Also has a moto Secure folder with moto security which I liked very much.7.Performance is also very good in this price segment.Cons-1.Camara is average not that extraordinary.2.The battery is not as good as I expected because the moto has a good track record in terms of low mAh battery for very good screen time but also is not that bad.3.Slow charging!Maybe it supports 30wat but the box included only 15wat which is bad I think.4.The phone has a little bit of a heating issue.5.This phone doesn’t have a pre-installed screen protector which I don’t like.
