Motorola is leaning hard on endurance with the Moto G37 Power, and that approach gives the phone an immediate point of difference in the crowded budget segment. Its 7,000mAh battery is the headline feature, aimed at users who want longer daily use, steadier gaming sessions, and less anxiety about finding a charger.
That large battery is paired with 30W TurboPower fast charging, which helps reduce the time needed to refill the device. Motorola is clearly presenting the phone as a practical option for all-day use, not just as another low-cost model competing on camera numbers or design alone.
A display built for everyday visibility
On the front, the Moto G37 Power uses a 6.67-inch IPS LCD display with a 120Hz refresh rate. Motorola also says the panel can reach up to 1,050 nits of brightness, which should make outdoor viewing more comfortable.
The company adds Smart Water Touch so the screen remains responsive even when hands are wet. For physical protection, Gorilla Glass 7i covers the front, while the handset also carries an IP64 rating for resistance against dust and water splashes.
5G performance with expandable storage
Under the hood, Motorola equips the Moto G37 Power with the MediaTek Dimensity 6400 chipset. The processor supports 5G connectivity and comes with 4GB of RAM and up to 128GB of internal storage.
A microSD slot is still included, giving users extra room for photos, videos, and apps. That combination makes the device more flexible for buyers who need basic storage expansion without moving into a higher price tier.
Android 16 arrives out of the box
Software is another notable part of the package, because the Moto G37 Power ships with Android 16 and Hello UI. Motorola also promises one major Android update up to Android 17, along with three years of security support.
Smart Connect is part of the software package as well, offering easier smartphone-to-PC integration. For a phone in this class, that gives the Moto G37 Power a more complete platform than many low-end rivals.
Camera and audio focus on practical use
The rear camera setup centers on a 50MP main sensor with Quad Pixel technology. Motorola says that approach helps improve results in low-light conditions, which keeps the phone aligned with everyday shooting needs rather than premium imaging claims.
At the front, an 8MP camera handles selfies and video calls. The phone also includes stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos support, while the 3.5mm headphone jack remains available for users who still prefer wired audio.
Positioned for the budget market
Motorola introduced the Moto G37 and Moto G37 Power in India as part of its push in the affordable smartphone segment. The Moto G37 starts at 13,999 rupee, or around Rp2.6 million, while the Moto G37 Power is expected to cost slightly more depending on memory configuration and market distribution.
With a 7,000mAh battery, 120Hz display, Android 16, and basic durability protection, the Moto G37 Power is designed to stand out where endurance matters most. In a budget market packed with alternatives, Motorola is betting that battery life and practical features will be enough to grab attention first.
