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Usable phone at an affordable price
The Moto G8 Plus is not a "top tier" phone, but for only $200 it performs very well. Screen, cameras, and battery are all good for a lower priced mid-range phone. This is a GSM only model, it has a slot for either 2 SIM cards or can be used with one SIM and a micro SD. The Motorola interface is nice in that it's very close to vanilla Android, but Lenovo is slow to roll out new Android versions. I'm fine to wait, but it might not be for everyone. This is my second Moto phone after a G5 Plus, having used Google flagship phones (Nexus S, Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 5) I do appreciate that the Moto experience isn't full of annoying UI changes or pre-installed garbage apps. The phone I received was an international model (Mexico) that included a US compliant charger and a USB-C cable. This is also the first time I bought a phone that included a TPU case, so I didn't have to buy one aftermarket. Pretty happy with it so far.
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