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Motorola Moto G67, G77, G17 and G17 Power: Mid‑range and Entry‑level Phones Compared

A detailed look at Motorola's latest mid‑range (Moto G67, G77) and entry‑level (Moto G17, G17 Power) smartphones. Compare displays, cameras, performance, battery life and price to find the best fit for you.
8 February 2026 by
TechStora Editorial Board

Overview

At the end of January Motorola refreshed its budget and mid‑range line‑up with four new devices: the Moto G67, Moto G77, Moto G17 and Moto G17 Power. The first two target the mid‑range segment, while the latter pair aim at entry‑level users who still want a solid camera and long battery life.

Moto G77 – Premium Mid‑range

The Moto G77 stands out with a 6.78‑inch 120 Hz OLED panel (1,272 × 2,772 px, 10‑bit colour, HDR, Gorilla Glass 7i). It is powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 6400 chipset and ships with 8 GB RAM.

  • 108 MP main sensor with OIS and native 3× in‑sensor zoom
  • 8 MP 119° ultra‑wide lens
  • 32 MP selfie camera (1440p @ 30 fps video)
  • 5,200 mAh battery, 30 W fast charging
  • IP64 dust‑tight, splash‑proof rating

Gaming performance is modest – the Dimensity 6400 is not a high‑end gaming chip, but the high‑refresh OLED makes media consumption smooth.

Moto G67 – Balanced Mid‑range

The G67 mirrors the G77’s design and battery but trims the camera and chipset to keep costs down.

  • 6.78‑inch display (same specs as G77)
  • MediaTek Dimensity 6300 (0.1 GHz slower than the 6400)
  • 4 GB RAM, 8 GB optional
  • 50 MP main sensor (no OIS)
  • 8 MP ultra‑wide lens
  • 5,200 mAh battery, 30 W charging
  • IP64 rating

Both G67 and G77 offer 128 GB/256 GB storage options (some regions up to 512 GB) and a microSD slot.

Moto G17 – Simple 4G Entry‑level

The G17 is a straightforward 4G phone using the older Helio G81 Extreme (12 nm) SoC.

  • 6.72‑inch IPS LCD
  • 4 GB RAM, 8 GB optional
  • 50 MP main camera (1080p @ 30 fps video)
  • 5 MP ultra‑wide lens
  • 32 MP selfie camera
  • 5,200 mAh battery, 18 W charging
  • IP64 rating

Moto G17 Power – Battery‑focused Variant

The Power version upgrades memory and battery capacity.

  • 8 GB RAM (or 4 GB base model)
  • 256 GB/512 GB storage options
  • 6,000 mAh battery with 30 W fast charging
  • Same camera setup as the standard G17
  • MicroSD slot for expansion

Pricing and Value

  • Moto G67 4/128 GB – £200 (≈€260 for 4/256 GB)
  • Moto G77 8/128 GB – £250 (8/512 GB €300 in EU)
  • Moto G17 8/128 GB – €200
  • Moto G17 Power 8/256 GB – €230 (EU) / £150 (4/128 GB UK)

All models carry an IP64 rating and a microSD slot, giving them a degree of durability and expandability.

Verdict

If you need a vibrant high‑refresh display and a flagship‑grade camera, the Moto G77 is the clear winner, though it’s not a gaming powerhouse. The G67 offers a similar experience at a lower price, sacrificing OIS and a bit of processing headroom.

For budget‑conscious buyers, the G17 provides a decent 50 MP sensor and solid battery life, while the G17 Power is ideal for users who prioritize endurance thanks to its 6,000 mAh cell and 30 W charging.