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Motorola moto g stylus (2025) review

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Best forPeople who regularly mark up photos, measurements or handwritten notes on a phone.

At a glance

Screen size
6.7 inches
Refresh rate
Up to 120 Hz
Processor
Snapdragon 6 Gen 3
Storage / RAM
256GB8GB RAM
Rear cameras
50 MP main13 MP ultrawide
Battery capacity
5,000 mAh (typical)

A screenshot with one small arrow can save a whole exchange of messages. The moto g stylus (2025) gives that job a pen that lives in the phone and a screen large enough to show the surrounding detail. The pen is most convincing as an everyday annotation tool.

Pros

  • A stored stylus is ready for quick notes and precise edits.
  • 256 GB and microSD expansion offer useful room for photos and documents.

Cons

  • There is no dedicated telephoto camera.
  • The fastest charging requires a compatible 68 W adapter.

Display & Stylus

  • 6.7-inch 1220p pOLED
  • up to 120 Hz
  • integrated stylus

Circle the socket in a picture before sending it to an electrician, or sketch the order of shelves while checking measurements. Those jobs benefit from a visible pen tip and a larger work area. The phone still has to be supported with one hand while writing with the other. A tablet remains more natural for a full page of notes.

Cameras

  • 50 MP stabilized main
  • 13 MP ultrawide with macro

The main camera gives you an image to annotate. Use the ultrawide to capture the whole wall, or its macro function to show a small marking on a fitting. Cropping a photographed part from across the room is a weaker substitute for a real telephoto, so move closer when detail matters.

Performance & Storage

  • Snapdragon 6 Gen 3
  • 8 GB RAM
  • 256 GB storage

Android Authority found the tested Stylus had twice the built-in storage of the contemporary 128 GB Moto G Power, while both accepted a microSD card. 1 That is practical for a growing library of plans and reference images. Keep a second copy elsewhere if the phone is the only place you collect them.

Battery & Charging

  • 5,000 mAh
  • up to 68 W wired
  • 15 W wireless

A compatible wired adapter is useful for a short turnaround between jobs. The wireless option suits a desk where the phone already rests between notes. The 68 W rating is a maximum with the required charger and settings; charging slows as the battery fills.

Alternatives

Consider the Motorola edge (2025) if your priority is taking the original image from a distance. It adds a dedicated 3× lens. If notes stay at a desk and your present phone is otherwise adequate, a notebook or a larger tablet can also be a better surface for sustained handwriting.

Verdict

The 2025 Stylus is a good choice when a pen and a camera belong in the same pocket. Buy it for quick marks, diagrams and notes; a buyer looking chiefly for distant photographs or a large drawing canvas should put the money elsewhere.

About this review

This is a research-based review. The Fasit has not physically tested this product.

Sources & Research

1 reference

Independent sources cited in this article.

  1. Android Authoritymoto g stylus (2025) comparison (opens in a new tab)https://www.androidauthority.com/motorola-moto-g-stylus-2025-review-3563168/

    Reviewed 2025 phone and compared its storage, memory and expansion with the contemporary Moto G Power.