Motorola Moto G47 review: specs, battery & used prices

Summary

The Motorola Moto G47 is a 2026 entry-level model on the Dimensity 6300, pairing a 108-megapixel main camera with a 6.67-inch 120 Hz IPS LCD, a 5200 mAh battery, 20 W charging and an IP64 body at 191 grams. Our catalog scores it 41 on everyday use, 85 on compactness and just 2 on the charging axis, which shapes the ownership picture. Tracked market listings exist but carry no prices in our catalog yet, so the value case rests on specification alone. The Motorola Moto G56 5G is the endurance-oriented alternative, while the Motorola Moto G04 sits at the bottom of the G line.

Display and design

The 6.67-inch IPS LCD refreshes at 120 Hz, an uncommonly smooth panel for the entry tier even though peak brightness is not recorded in our data. The 191-gram body with IP64 splash sealing earns a compactness score of 85, staying manageable despite the large screen area.

Performance

The Dimensity 6300 posts an everyday axis of 41 and a gaming axis of 5 in our model: communication, browsing and light media are the design envelope. Anything heavier will show its limits quickly, and our scoring is explicit about that boundary.

Camera

A 108-megapixel main sensor with a 2-megapixel auxiliary module covers daylight snapshots, scoring a camera axis of 27. No optical stabilization is recorded, and the auxiliary sensor is minimal, so the main camera does effectively all the work in good light.

Battery and charging

The 5200 mAh battery scores 44 on our battery axis, a standard full day, but charging tops out at 20 W, a charging axis of 2 that makes refills the slowest routine in the wave of models we track here. Overnight charging is not a suggestion but the practical requirement of this phone.

Verdict

The Moto G47 is a communications-first budget phone: a smooth 120 Hz screen, a high-resolution daylight camera and an IP64 body, with charging speed and gaming power as the explicit trade-offs. With no priced market listings yet in our tracker, treat the purchase decision as specification-driven until street data accumulates.