20 Best Buy Moto G5 Plus Case (2022 Updated)

It snapped on easily and fits tightly to the phone. Access holes are pricisely cut and leave enough room for charger and earbud plugs. You do have to remove it access the Sim card drawer. I like the two tone color on the outer back cover.

Not. Sure of the function for that second cover but it is nice looking and feels good, not slippery nor rubbery. Makes it easy to slip in and out of pockets. I dropped it couple of times but on carpet so not a good strength test.

It still looks perfectly new after getting knocked around for about 3 weeks or so.

Overall, I like the Tudia Slim-Fit Merge for the Moto G5S Plus. However, with the extra “bulge” of the camera, this case does not have as much protection as I would like to see. In addition, there is not enough “lip” on the front part of the case to allow extra space to lay your phone face down.

This is especially true if you plan on adding a glass screen protector.

This case is simply the best that you can get right now, and i’m comparing it to a $20 USD case that I used to use. It’s the first time that I’m confident to say that a case fully made of plastic is the best option.

the metal ones normally interfere with your antenna bands (happened with my last case which had aluminum bumpers). If you have a supporting model go and buy it, don’t waste your money on 99 cases.

Used Spigen on four different phone models now. Lots of little drops, some major ones as well. I don’t know how they protect so well without looking bulky, but these are really, really good. I protect the screens with tempered glass screen protectors, to complete the protection.

One of our family members longboards daily, leading to one of the worst drops, an epic wipeout. I saw the phone come out, tumble and bounce for at least 20 feet on asphalt roadway, and concrete curb and sidewalk.

The screen protector was cracked, but the phone was otherwise fine. There were impact impressions and scuffs on the edges of the case, at corners and screen edges, but no bezel damage, no frame damage, and the phone never malfunctioned.

The phone came out much better than my poor relative, unfortunately. I really like the understated look of the Spigen case, and have great confidence in the protection, based on my personal real world experience.

A Spigen case is always the first accessory I buy for a new phone.

I’m sure for many people this is an excellent case, however people with the XT1965-T version of the Moto G7 Plus will be disappointed, as the case’s “round” camera cutout can obviously not accommodate the “oval” shaped camera of the XT1965-T.

Hopefully Spigen sees this review and produces an alternate version.

Excellent case for my Moto G7 Plus. It lies perfectly in the hand, does not slip and does not stick, it looks stylish.

This is a great case. Strong, flexible, slightly rubbery material gives good protection from most mishaps. It would not protect a fall where the screen hit a hard object. However, anything short of that and I think you would be covered.

Surface is a little frosted. So no trouble holding on to it and no fingerprints. The case fits very firmly. It would never come off on its own. Yet, it is easy to remove if you need to. I clean mine daily with an alcohol and dishsoap mixture with no issues.

I have owned two and no complaints.

Fantastic fit and feels very secure in my hands with the Spigen case. I really like the carbon fibre patterns on the back of the case. I bought this case to fit to a phone that I carry in my fire coat and I feel confident this case will be on my phone with me on my upcoming responses.

The case has such a great build and has a GREAT look when in person love the carbon look. I’ve been using this phone case for a couple of months now and I:be dropped it many times and not a single scratch or damage has happened yet.

10/10 would recommend.

It has a grippy texture, so much less likely to drop phone. The case extends past the front screen and camera on the back, so laying it flat will not scratch either side. Buttons work easily with case attached to phone.

Cutouts match charging ports, headphone jack, camera, etc. The case feels durable and solid.

It is quite durable and stylish. In terms of protection, it will probably does the job. The only thing I don’t like about it is that it is a bit slippery to handle which might cause the phone to slip out of your hand.

Seems to be a resilient case. It fits the Moto E4 well and it has already saved the phone from several drops on hard floors. I wouldn’t minded having a deeper lip around the screen, but so far it hasn’t broken despite several drops at odd angles, so perhaps its enough.

It compares favourably with the old case (of very similar design) I use on my Nexus 4 which has survived 5+ years of being regularly dropped or kicked off the bed onto the hardwood or dropped in the kitchen.

I think this case is a decent choice if you want your phone to be a lot less likely to break if dropped.

We read several reviews before purchasing this case for our 2 new Moto E4 phones. It’s perfect. Don’t know what else you’d want in a case – study, but not obtrusive. If you’re getting a phone compatible with Incipio cases, we’d completely recommend this case.

Love this case! Thin, yet durable! Fits nicely. Not bulky at all! Very light weight! I would recommend and purchase again!

Pro: – Case provides good protection of sides, corners and rear (except for lens) – Case provides a good grip of the phone – Belt Clip/Kickstand works very well – Holster securely holds the phone in the “face in” position Con: – Case cannot be removed easily from phone.

Probably have to cut some of the corners of the case. – Case is difficult to remove from Holster when fully seated in “face out” position – Power switch is inaccessible when fully seated in Holster. – Power and Volume switches are quite difficult to access when in the Holster.

So far – best holster I have ever used. Design is sleek and non bulky. Fits Moto G5 Plus perfectly. Great product at a great price. Would highly recommend.

This is a very nice case, visually and functionally. It has the advantage of allowing the phone to face in or out when holstered. It is secure and rugged. I bought two.

This case is great. Pros: – great protection for the phone. better than most cases – 3 piece. has a back plastic cover, front plastic cover attachment (no glass screen cover), and rubber under cover.

very protective – the case makes the phone easier to grip – the marble design is stylish – rubber on buttons protects them and they are easy to press – case does not cover phone ports – feels really smooth Cons: – the raised lip of the front part of the case is a little higher than I’d want.

It makes your screen look more sunken in if you know what I mean – it’s a little harder to pull down your notification bar at the top, and even more hard to pull out the side menu on the far right of the phone – I like the marble design but I kind of wish the front plastic cover attachment was plain.

having a design surround the screen looks a little busy.

It was hard to find a non-black case that will make my phone distinctive so I can find where the neck I put it, but this does the job. Provides good protection and allows all the controls to work smoothly, and the rubber-like material is pleasant to the touch.

Hibiscus Flower,I once gave it to my first girlfriend, so I always remember it. I saw this flower here, so I bought it. May she always remember.The phone case is very strong, like our memories

This case is for the 2021 Moto G Stylus 5G – ONLY. Will not fit properly if it’s any other. Fits my phone perfectly. My eldest son has the same phone and the same case, he and I both love them. One great thing about it is that it fits perfectly even with me having a wireless charging receiver on the back of the phone, something not all cases will accommodate.

The buttons press easily, really like the feel. The only downside I see is that there is barely any material that goes beyond my tempered glass screen protector to protect the phone should it fall face down.

In such a case, i don’t think it would fair well if it fell on a hard surface. Overall though, i would still recommend this case, just make sure you’re buying the proper one. There are so many different Moto phones that are so similar, I think a lot of people get confused when buying these cases online and end up with the wrong fit.

I recieved this phone case for free. Its not a phone case i would normally buy but its actually pretty decent. It does fit the phone like a glove like it says. It has protective button covers to keep out all the dirt and dust that can cause damage.

It also jas enhanced corner protection and built in antimicrobial protection and raised side grips and an 8ft drop test. Its black which i lile. Overall its a good phone case to have.

This phone case keeps my Moto G Stylus smartphone well-protected from drops and dings as well as from germs. It is sturdy, and very easy to grip while holding my very large phone. I like the neutral color, black, and I like that the buttons are easy to push still and the ports/holes are easy to access.

I like knowing that this phone is repelling germs and keeping me and my family safer by using it. It looks stylish and feels like a premium case.

Disappointed fails to express my disdain for this case. I’ve used speck presidio cases since 2017. I loved them for durability, their grippiness, and their comfort. The new presidio has removed all those features.

There’s nothing better than throwing your phone on your thigh and knowing it’s going to stay there while driving down the road. Those days are gone. Gone are the days you could drop your phone knowing it would land on a rubberized corner, not a sharp piece of plastic like the presidio2.

Gone are the days that the buttons were rubber and comfortable. Now they’re plastic and sharp. Based on Specks response, they’ve removed the raised rubber in support of better wireless charging. I can tell you with confidence that my Note 10+ with the raised rubber grips achieved “fast wireless charging” on every wireless pad I own when plugged into a Qualcomm 3+ brick.

I can also tell you that my old case allowed my note 10+ to wireless charge on my wireless pad built into my truck. That’s a weak excuse, Speck. Sell me a OG Presidio that fits a S22 Ultra. I’ll sign a waiver that says I won’t be mad it doesn’t wireless charge as well as it could with a flat back.

Wireless charging is a silly feature I hardly ever use. I use my case every single time I touch my phone. Be better.

My wife and I both got these cases when we bought our S22 Ultras. We have used Tech 21 and OtterBox cases in the past with other phones and these seems to be on par with those. I like the feel and grip of the lines in the case as it help you keep a good grip on your phone.

The slick rubbery feel I can take or leave. It can allow your phone to slide depending on the angle and type of surface you lay your phone one. And how much area contacts the case. The more area the less chance of slippage and greater angle it will stand.

As far as how well that rubbery coating will hold up I do not know. After about 4 months it looks good. However, I know from experience that rubbery coating can get gummy over time. In the early 2000s rubbery coatings were used on everything from an Eton radio to Canon binoculars that I have.

Both got gummy after about 10 years and I had to remove it with alcohol. If the case gets that way I’ll just replace it. Buttons are easy to push and ports are easy to access. It’s thick enough to keep the camera lenses from coming in contact with surfaces when laid flat.

Only complaint is the S-Pen can be a bit difficult to pull out at times. If you have long fingernails this will never be a problem, but if you keep yours short like I do mine it can be. Recommended.

This case is awesome in every aspect except one!. It keeps the phone pretty slimed down although it is actually a thick sturdy case and somehow still keeps the phone quite slim unlike otter box cases.

It has been able to handle 5-6 foot drops on concrete, tile and the street. The case has ribs around it making it easy to hold and grip and what’s really nice in my opinion is the large opening in the back for the camera lenses.

I really like that its open enough to show off the color of your phone (unless its a black phone) and the color really stands out and contrasts nicely with the black case. I have the green S22 and the green really pops with the black case.

Now on to the only con to this case and its the price! I get that I’m paying for protection, but $45! that’s pricey for a small piece of plastic! I have bought several cheaper priced cases from Amazon which are nice, but none gave me the confidence in protection and gripping ability as the Speck case has.

Price is the only negative here, but on the other hand, if it protects a $1700. 00 phone I guess its well worth it.

This case is just ok. Not terrible but does not appear overly durable either. Mine was a “new open box” item. It came with a few scuffs but nothing terrible. It feels a bit loose on the phone and frankly, I would be concerned about dropping my phone with so I am using a $5 no name case that I found on Amazon that is a two layer case.

Has a rubber insert for the phone and the back of the case is plastic. It feels more rugged and easier to grip. I kept the other case as a backup because returning it would be a nuisance and it wasn’t too expensive.

A few people complained because it wasn’t the complete enclosure Otterbox – that is not my problem with it. It is more along the lines of a commuter case. Not sure why people were confused when they ordered the case.

It is exactly what it says it is. I would have preferred that the rubber surrounding the phone were thicker for more protection.

High quality case, very good fit for Moto E5 Play, has larger openings for earbud jacks and USB charging cables than other cases do – a big deal given that these common connectors can sometimes be too bulky to clear the case openings.

This case also seems to have its color (black in this instance) mixed into the case material – some other cases are made of white plastic that is then painted over, resulting in white wear marks showing thru as the case accumulates some “mileage”.

I used to have a Moto X with the old style Otterbox with the rubber foam inner liner that covered all the connection inputs. It had fallen even into the bilge of the boat and protected the phone from water damage while submerged.

The new style otter box while thin and sleek offers no such protection. Its just a plastic shell. Still looking for a case to replace the Otterbox if one is out there.

(1) despite all of the strength it appears to have, the glass shattered significantly on the first day. Yes, the impact was over the unguarded power button, but that still seems to be quite a defect.

I have to replace the glass on a brand new phone because of this very strong case I thought I bought. (2) This A32 I got from free credit card points. It is not as good as my former S9+. One of the things I don’t like, is that you cannot take screenshots in the normal way by dragging your hand over the screen.

Did you so, you must hold the lower volume button and the power button simultaneously. Your case makes that nearly impossible. I have to grab the phone and make three or four tries to really simultaneously hit them both.

The plastic over the lower volume button makes it very difficult to Hit the power button simultaneously. Taking screenshots is a disaster. I don’t even use the UAG case because I can’t take screenshots, which is important to my work.

And I’ve had to replace the screen on the second day I owned the phone (as I ordered the UAG case prior to the phone coming). I’ve had extra strong cases before. In fact I always buy them for my phones.

And they work, usually. But I forgot the brand of the last one for my S9+, So I chose yours. For $20 or something, it was terrible. I had to take it off almost immediately and never use it again. I don’t normally make third party complaints about products, but in this case I will unless you send me a new product that will be better than this one.

At least something where I can take screenshots!.

Just got my son a new Samsung A53 for 8th grade graduation. Ordered a great case from UAG to protect his new phone. UAG phone cases have always felt good in my hand and the protection UAG cases have given my phones in the past, hasn’t ever failed me.

I do HVAC&R work and my phone is always in my pocket crawling around, gets used in awkward positions, and gets dropped frequently. Over the many years of using UAG phone cases, have I never damaged a phone.

So I figured if UAG cases can keep my phone safe, I would imagine it will keep my new “freshman’s” phone safe as well. He received his new phone and new UAG case a month early from actual graduation, and so far, the phone is in excellent condition and the UAG case still looks brand new! And given my own success with UAG cases, I’m sure my son will have great success with protecting his new phone.

I looked for a case that wasn’t thick. OtterBox,anybody’s box, way too thick to put around the phone and push in my pocket. I’ve used the same case on a different phone previously and my phone is taking flight a few times this thing is covered it perfectly even when it lands on the corner and face down.

In all but the worst case scenario, I trust my phone in this case. I’m sure there are accident exceptions, but this is the one I enjoy the most smooth easy to get in and out of my pocket easy to handle in my hands, button coverage not so thick as to make it a problem to operate.

If I were looking for something that was squishy soft, silicone gel feel, or shoe box around my phone, then this would not be the case for me. On the other hand, if I’m looking for a case as thin as possible it’s easy to grip that gives my phone more than adequate coverage for the lights pills it will take and easy to get in and out of my pocket then this is the case for me.

It’s a pleasant phone to use. The screen is 1920×1080, so full HD, while not being too large as to require two hands to operate. Unfortunately the battery isn’t user accessible (as is the trend these days) but with little use I get just over 36 hours out of a full charge.

On a busy day it’ll still have 30-40% capacity come bedtime. The 8 core processor is a welcome upgrade to the 4 core CPUs I’ve had in the past. Frustratingly slow apps are much less frustrating (blame the app developers).

The camera is sufficient. The colours aren’t exceptional but slightly better than some mid-range Samsung smartphone cameras. The two-tone flash is a nice feature, as is the choice between 4K30 and 2K60 video recording.

Preface; today is February 2nd 2021. Between December 2020 – January 2021 I’ve purchased three used Moto G5 plus handsets. The G5 plus was released April 2018, so this review is for phones almost x3 years old.

First of all, I’ll be making some comparisons to the Moto G3 (released in 2015), which we have had in continuous use since new. & we like it a lot. The Moto G4 & “non-plus” Moto G5 have been ignored due to reviews I’ve read indicating they are “unremarkable” for various reasons (do your own research).

I’m primarily reviewing a 64/4gb Amazon variant. The 64gb part represents main ROM memory used for storage. Don’t be concerned about a 32gb phone running out of memory, because a 128gb memory card can be added for under $20.

The advantage of opting for the 64gb ROM model is that it has 4gb of RAM, vs 2gb RAM in the 32gb model. More RAM keeps things from slowing down when multiple apps are running & allows more search engine tabs.

You can’t add more RAM. Having said that, no complaints from my kids who’ve downloaded numerous games onto their 32/2gb Moto G5+ phones, with half the available memory consumed (no micro SDHC card added yet).

Re the Amazon variant thing: Avoid an Amazon variant phone! There’s a slew of pre-loaded Amazon related “bloatware” apps that consume memory. & DRAIN THE BATTERY. I’ve successfully disabled all of the apps EXCEPT for the constantly updating advertising on one of the home screens.

Happily, this bloatware advertising isn’t much of an annoyance, as it’s on the third home screen (as in “two swipes to the left” from the main home screen) & I rarely see it. The battery drain is definitely noticable though.

The two non-Amazon G5+ phones my kids use both stay at 100% battery when dormant (which isn’t often ;), whereas my Amazon bloatware variant G5+ battery immediately begins dropping once off the charger.

It will be at 90% (& still dropping) after x12 hours dormant. Apps running of course do accelerate the drain, but my comparison between Amazon & non-Amazon handicapped phones is pretty equal as far as running apps goes.

Worth noting; I DON’T have an Amazon account. so the bloatware advertising is random. Amazon must be pissed 🙂 🙂 :). If you have an Amazon account & like shopping on Amazon, despite how EVIL Amazon is (!!!), then an Amazon variant phone might be perfect for you.

Overall the G5 plus is a really nice high quality phone – as is the Moto G3 we’ve been using for x6 years & continues impress after LOTS of use & abuse. while several LG phones have been relegated to the junk drawer.

So far the G5+ seems pretty good, but honestly the only improvement over twice as old Moto G3 is memory. The G3 was a significant milestone for Motorola & smartphones in general. If you want a tough reliable phone, I’d recommend seeking out a well kept Moto G3.

then get the battery replaced & stick a micro SDHC card in it. In the admittedly short time we’ve been using the Moto G5+, evident are THREE NOTEWORTHY ISSUES: It’s glued together, so battery &/or screen replacement requires heating the glue to it’s melting point (I think 200 f) followed by a daunting disassembly of multiple layers of intricate, delicate electronic components.

In fairness, most other smartphones are probably no different. but the glued together aspect is something to be aware of. Parts, such as battery & screen aren’t expensive & are readily available on eBay.

& if you’re skilled (or just daring), helpful “how to” videos abound on YouTube. The second issue is with the camera & photo gallery. ESPECIALLY the photo gallery. Neither is user friendly. My issue with the camera is probably mostly a matter of not being used to how it differs from the functions in our Moto G3, but it definitely seems non-intuitive by comparison.

The G5+ photo gallery just plain SUCKS, with too many stupid aspects to cover here. the worst of it is you CANNOT SWIPE FROM PHOTO – PHOTO – !!!!. Hey Motorola – FIRE THE IDIOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS!!! I’ve read that there are better options for the camera that can be downloaded – hopefully also for the terrible photo gallery.

Oh, the camera “lens” protrudes beyond the back of the phone & is much larger in diameter than on our G3. A protective case mostly remedies the protrusion, but the large surface area of the “lens” glass means smudges are unavoidable.

This is not an issue on the excellent Moto G3 (which takes excellent photos btw). Unfortunately the G5+ camera “lens” glass MUST be checked for smudges EVERY TIME before you take a picture or record video.

Hey Motorola. FIRE someone! The last issue noted –so far– is the speed at which the lock screen responds to code input. It’s pretty slow – I’m decades past being a teenager with lightening fast reflexes & could enter my unlock code 4x faster than the the Moto G5+ allows.

It’s not a deal breaker though. I’m summary, the G5+ is a nice phone. with some; unfortunate changes to things that were better on the Moto G3.

A really solid device for its age. The SD 625 is still a very capable task for basic social media usage, browsing, emails and even some light gaming in 2021. The camera still performs decently enough as well.

So long as you temper your expectations, this is a decent backup option in a pinch which still has surprisingly good battery life, solid screen quality and solid all round performance. If you have the time/knowledge, custom ROMs will truly take this to the next level with newer android versions and even a potentially lighter underlying OS which pulls even more day-to-day performance out of it.

All in all, it’s a solid device that I don’t regret buying at all.

Had 2 different cases break on me within the span of a month, both in the same spot where the hard plastic is thin near the volume button on the S22. The only reason I didn’t go with a single star is because I found the customer support to be very helpful after the first case broke, which they had replaced for free.

Unfortunately though, I think the designers/engineers need to go back to the drawing board and I’ll be switching to a different brand.

This is a great buy. It’s clear so I can see the pretty color of my phone, and it protects it, too. I ordered it while at Best Buy and chose the pick up option. It was ready for pick up in just a few days.

So glad I shop at Best Buy!.

This case is a perfect fit for the Moto G Power 2022 phone. It looks nice and feels nice in the hand. The phone felt a bit slippery before putting it into this case. Now I can get a secure grip on it.

It works great! My only complaint is dirt gets inside the case and you have to take it apart to clean it. It does save the screen from breaking – I know, I dropped it several times and it is fine.

I love product of my Moto g Stylus 5g case. I did not give 5 stars due to the fact that for the money spent on this case I would love for it to have a screen protector built within it.

Very happy. Kickstand makes an easier grip so I don”t drop the phone. Fits perfectly &nI love it!

We have another one and they are really useful. Got this one for a new cell phone.

It arrived on time and came with instructions for anyone not familiar with phone cases. The picture showed a pinkish color but stated it was red. The picture is acurate but I think the color is more salmon (pink).

Fit my phone perfectly!.

The design is beautiful and I get many compliments on it and the case itself is very durable yet thin compared to it’s Otterbox competitor.

Love this phone case. Very pretty and fits phone perfectly.

I bought this case when I bought the flip4. I didn’t expect the glitter but I’m used to it now. If it had a hinge protector it would be perfect. That said: be careful what you wifh for, the Samsung leather cover has a sliding hinge protector.

It doesn’t slide well and either bunches up or causes the covet to come off the top of the phone. For $90 I expect better, plus the leather felt like plastic. So I returned it (Samsung deducts the shipping fee from the refund, BOO! If the very expensive case worked as described I would have kept it).

The Otterbox Symmetry had the same issue – the slide also causes the top cover to come off. So I returned it (Otterbox deducts the shipping charges from the refund BOO! If their product worked as described I would have kept it).

I 100% recommend the Speck Presidio (you get used to the glitter). It is the only one. I tried that snaps into place and stays put. Plus it’s highly rated and drop tested up to 13 feet.

The Scout is very close to being the perfect case. It is a light one piece case that is easy to put on. It protects the entire phone with a high and firm frame around the screen that provides about 1/4th inch of clearance if the phone ever hits the floor facedown.

It has firm material above the charging port and earpiece where many cases have flimsy protection. The side rails have a matte finish that provides a secure grip. Overall, the protection level appears to be about equal to bulky cases that weigh twice as much and cost twice as much.

The one weakness might be a sample flaw unique to my particular case. The upper right corner of the case does not “lock” securely to the phone. I had cases in the past that required time and effort to remove.

This case can be removed easily. perhaps too easily? Be sure to order the correct case. Motorola has made about six different Moto phones over the past three years that look similar to the 2020 Moto Power.

Look carefully at the camera port and the fingerprint port to verify which UAG case is an exact match for your Moto.

I bought this under the impression that it was a complete “box” for my phone. I did not expect a rubber case that covered the back and around the sides. Disappointed with the misunderstanding. My life needs a case that is going to really cover the entire phone.

Like a life prrof. Good for it’s intended purpose I assume.

The case itself seems alright. it’s not as strictly ridged as other Otterbox cases I’ve seen and it doesn’t feel as protective. It feels flexible when you take it out of the box. It takes on more rigidity when it’s on the phone and seems to do a pretty good job.

I don’t have any recent trauma to attest to how well it protects the phone though.

Wow, price is so worth it. I like the back texture, it helps with grip so it doesnt slip like other cases Ive had.

Ive dropped it many times and it hasnt broken or cracked my screen.