Only a Few Hours Left to Score the 2025 Moto G Power for a Record-Low $200

You've probably been hearing a lot of talk about the iPhone 17, which hit shelves last month. But not everyone wants to spend $800 (or substantially more) on the latest Apple phone. Motorola has some great options for those looking for a more affordable alternative, and you can grab one for even less for the next few hours on Prime Day.

Amazon has knocked $100 off the 2025 Motorola Moto G Power, which drops the price to a record-low $200. CNET's mobile device experts named the Moto G Power as the best phone you can get for less than $300, with Mike Sorrentino calling it the "lowest-priced Motorola phone worth buying." It's not the most advanced model on the market, but can still has the hardware needed to "handle the basics without breaking the bank."

Motorola Moto G Power: $200 (save $100) $200 at Amazon

If features a vibrant 6.8-inch display with FHD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate, as well as an impressive 50-megapixel rear camera system that preforms surprisingly well in low light. Under the hood, it's equipped with 8GB of RAM, 128GB of storage and a Mediatek Dimensity 8100 CPU, as well as a respectable 5,000-mAh battery. It also has a unique "RAM Boost" feature that converts a small amount of available storage into virtual RAM to temporarily boost performance. Plus, it supports 5G connectivity and has durable IP68 design so it's resistant to water and dust.

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In addition to the 2025 Moto G Power, there are several other Motorola phones on sale for Prime Day. You can snag these deals until the sale ends at midnight:

• Moto G Power 2024- $130 (down from $189)
• Moto G Stylus 2024 - $200 (down from $400)
• Moto G 5G 2024 - $130 (down from $200)

Why this deal matters

As one of our favorite affordable models, the Motorola Moto G Power is already a decent value at full price, and a bargain whenever you can pick it up for less -- especially a record-low price. It features decent specs and hardware, as well as a fairly rugged design, making it well worth the money at just $200.

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