The Moto G7 Power is packed within one very nice looking green box. While it's not unique to this Moto, the maker definitely knows how to spice up its retail boxes and we give Motorola credit for that.

The Moto G7 Power is an all-plastic smartphone, which in spite of the large battery fitted inside, still looks cool and reasonably thin at that. While Motorola could have just opted for a regular polycarbonate back, it chose to spice it up a bit, for better or worse.The front is protected by a piece of Gorilla Glass 3.

It's not the most shatter-proof one, but arguably it should be more scratch-resistant than the newer iterations. Also, cheaper, and that's probably the reason why it's on the Moto G7 phones, even the Play model.The Motorola Moto G7 Power rely on the modest but still perfectly acceptable Snapdragon 632 chipset. It has an octa-core Kryo 250 CPU with 4x Gold and 4x Silver cores all working at 1.8GHz (don't you just love Qualcomm nomenclature).There is one very familiar Adreno 506 GPU to handle the graphics.

The Play and the Power models have lower-res 720p displays to go with their Adreno 506, which will give them an edge in real-life onscreen performance, while the high-res 1080p Moto G7 Plus has the upgraded Adreno 509 GPU.Finally, the G7 Power comes with either 3 or 4 gigs of RAM depending on the storage option (we got the 64GB+4GB one).