He Moto G4 and Moto G4 Plus are two phones cut from the same cloth, with nearly identical appearance. Both phones represent a significant departure from last year’s Moto G design, dropping the speaker underneath the display and instead moving it up top to the earpiece, and revamping the rear dimple/camera layout: while the iconic Motorola dimple is back, this time it’s a part of the removable back panel itself, and lives separate from the camera assembly above it.As we mentioned earlier, the Moto G has soundly shaken its old reputation as a pint-sized phone, and it seems like each year it arrives just a little bit largerWhile last year that brought us a phone with a 5.0-inch 720p display, this year we get an upgrade in terms of both size and resolution, with both the G4 and G4 Plus scoring a 5.5-inch 1080 x 1920 panel.No matter whether you go with the G4 or the Plus version, you’re getting a phone with a good-sized 3, 000mAh battery. And even with the move to a 5.5-inch screen this year, that’s still ample power to get you through a day of heavy operation without running out of chargeThey’re both good handsets worth picking up if they happen to deliver exactly what you’re looking for. But with so many options out there, it’s worth your while to consider all the alternatives before sinking the cash on this year’s Moto G.