The Moto G06 Power exists for one reason, and it is right there in the name. Motorola has fitted a 7,000mAh battery, the largest it has ever put in a phone, into an entry-level handset that otherwise sticks to the basics. For anyone who resents charging their phone daily, that is a compelling trade, and Motorola rates it for well over two days of typical use. The compromises are honest ones. The 6.88-inch screen is a large but low-resolution HD+ LCD, though the 120Hz refresh rate keeps scrolling smoother than most budget phones manage. The MediaTek Helio G81 chip is built for messaging, video and light apps rather than gaming, and there is no 5G at all, so it is a 4G-only phone in a market moving the other way. On the plus side you still get a headphone jack, microSD expansion up to 1TB, IP64 splash resistance and Gorilla Glass 3. At 220g it is noticeably heavy, which is the price of that battery.