Update from 1 star to 0. Total charging failure. I have to take the battery out and charge it on my computer controlled high amp RC charger. No other charger works. A little googling reavels a 100%failure rate of the internal charger inthe usb module. Complete fail. Worst phone ever made, they all fail within a few months. Google is your friend.Update from 5 stars to 1 star. Major problems with the ghost touch issue freaking out the screen with continuous phantom touches any time the brightmess is above 40%. Also hangs up a lot while typing. Phone is only a few months old and I'm considering tossing it.-----------------Coming from an iPhone 6+, this was a tough 5-stars. As good as the 6+ is in some ways, I had to rate it 1-star for CONSTANT glitches and failures introduced by mandatory software "upgrades." The MotoG4+ is better in almost every way, but the few drawbacks are significant.Pros:- Faster experience than running iOS on the iPhone 6 series. (7 series not tested due to no earphone jack which is a showstopper for me)- Instant fingerprint logins vs slower iPhone recognition- More configurable in every way than iOS, geared toward mildly intelligent people vs iOS's rock-stupid demographic aim. Example: Android can display clock larger than 6 pt font, silly, I know.- Generally better and more powerful app selection.- Lighter and smaller than a 6+ with the same screen size.- Much more accurate touchscreen with faster response and better layout. The teardrop for precision cursor placement works better than iOS's slow and clumsy magnifier.- About 1/3rd the price of a comparable iPhone 6+.- Holds a removable and USB enabled memory card, for unlimited storage (up to 128 GB per card, so it has 3x as much storage memory as my $800 iPhone 6+). The card is easily portable to use in a PC or transfer to another phone.- 5Ghz WIFI option runs almost 3x faster than my iPhone 6+'s 2.4Ghz WIFI when held side by side anywhere in the house: Moto G4 scores 98Mb/s using speedtest.net vs. iPhone 6+ at 34Mb/sec. Same for upload speed.- Works like a USB thumb drive, unlike Apples horrendous iTunes hack. Transferring files from computer to phone to computer is simple and fast. No need for intrusive corporate software requiring accounts, activity tracking, and credit card numbers just to backup or transfer files. Lots of great file manager apps make your phone work just like a PC.- Louder, front face mounted speaker with better clarity than a 6+.- The Gorilla glass is 10x tougher than flimsy iPhone glass, see YouTube.- Uses standard less expensive micro USB charging cables. Now I don't need two cables to charge my phone and my accessories (bluetooth headphones, earbuds, eternal battery, external hard drive, etc.- Supplied USB compatible 9-12V turbo charger provides a full charge in about 90 minutes and reads out the time remaining to full. The charging technology is way ahead of Apple. The attached photo shows the difference in charge rate: 14.3 Watts for Moto G4 versus 4.5 Watts for Apple 6, more than 3x faster. The photo also shows the pretty drab G4 camera vs the better color of the iPhone's shot.Cons:- Photo quality is plain ugly compared to a 6+- Screen whites are slightly dingy compared to gorgeous 6+. Brightness is identical, but you cant use it due to ghost touches. The G4 screen is more matt finish with less glare but is a bit less contrasty. Viewing angle is narrower than iPhone.- The interface has to be de-googled using a free app called Nova. It provides a super interface experience that is far more powerful and configurable than Apple. Without Nova, the interface is literally infested with Google everything, insanely annoying.- Privacy is suspect with Google imbedded in the OS. Example: Google tries to get you to consent to back up your photos using their free service - but in the fine print it says facial recognition software is used on all your photos to build commercial advertising and government databases (same as Facebook).- Perhaps the biggest drawback: The home button is digital since the OS must run on a variety of hardware. While this adds features, since there are 3 buttons instead of one, it reduces screen space making the exact same screen size as an iPhone 6+ feel more claustrophobic. On the good side, the phone is smaller, giving you a lot more screen than a 6 in a package that is only slightly larger. This has no impact on full screen viewing, like watching movies and viewing photos.- Uses a less popular music store than iTunes, but can also bring in and export music files without the help of a computer (has a removable and USB enabled memory card).