Dead battery. We've all been there and that moment comes when your phone battery reaches 5% with no charger in sight. Motorola has designed Moto G37 Power for those who want to escape that nightmare.

This budget phone won't attempt to be everything to everyone right from the start, it was released in May 2026 at BDT 24,500. Rather than that, it promises boldly to last longer than others. The G37 Power has a huge 7,000mAh battery, a nice high refresh rate of 120Hz on the display, 5G connectivity and a surprisingly high level of quality for a vegan leather back in a price range that is, quite simply, BDT 25,000. But does it live up to it? Let's find out.

An In-Depth Review on Motorola Moto G37 Power

The Motorola Moto G37 Power targets people who desire to use a smartphone with the essential functions, long battery life and reliable everyday performance for a budget-friendly replace. Its high battery capacity, large screen, powerful processor and handy camera make it easy to manage everyday tasks. So let's see how it is designed, how it looks like, how it performs, how its cameras are, how long it lasts for batteries, and how much it price in Bangladesh, and how is the overall value of the budget smartphone in question.

Box Content

This is what you get inside the Motorola Moto G37 Power box:

• Motorola Moto G37 Power Smartphone
• 30W Charger
• USB Type-C cable
• Silicone case
• User manual
• Sim Ejector Tool

Once you open the box, there's no shock, but the Motorola folks are keeping things simple. On the inside you'll find the G37 Power handset, a 30W TurboPower charger, a USB Type-C cable, a SIM ejector tool and some paperwork. The good news is that the charger is included; not all brands bother with these days. Not a case or earphones, but a little bit disappointing, but expected at this price.

Design & Build Quality

The Moto G37 Power arrives with a new rear design, and it's the first thing you'll notice. Motorola chose to go with a “eco leather” textured finish (which is not glossy plastic to which fingerprints love to adhere) and it's actually quite a nice finish. Grips, feels warm, and won't muddy up after handling. In this price range, BDT 25,000, it's a small luxury that can make a big difference in how the phone is used on a day-to-day basis.

The phone is offered in three Pantone-approved shades: Impenetrable (a dark, brooding charcoal gray), Capri (a lively, light blue cyan), and Nautical Blue (a deep, dark navy blue). All three are stylish and purposeful, not budget-friendly.

At 166.23mm high and 76.50mm wide, this is indeed a large phone. It's also weighty at 215 grams. This weight comes down to its massive 7,000mAh battery which, combined with its wide range of battery-saving features, will let you go for two to three days without charging before you need it again, and for most users, that's a price worth paying. But, it doesn't get too thick in the pocket at 8.89mm thickness.

The G37 Power really shines with regards to durability. It's IP64 rated, so it's dust-proof and splashes of water won't make it flinch. It has also been certified to meet Mil-STD-810H military standards for drop, shock, humidity and extreme environmental conditions by Motorola. This is not marketing mumbo-jumbo. It's a phone that is designed to deal with real life.

Display

The Moto G37's 6.67-inch IPS LCD screen is large and spacious, making it a joy to watch videos, scroll through social media, and browse the internet. In terms of front, it has an 84.66% screen to body ratio, a clean punch hole cutout for selfie camera, and looks modern and minimal without unwanted thick borders that will eat into your viewing area.

Things start to get interesting with the 120Hz refresh rate. The usability is absolutely smooth, even when swiping from Instagram or flipping between apps, it looks much better than most of the other phones in this range with only 60Hz or 90Hz screens. You can't go back to 120Hz after you have been experiencing it for a day.

The peak brightness is at 1,050 nits, making it easy to see outdoors even on sunny days. Indoors, the screen is vibrant and comfortable to read or stream from for long hours. The resolution is 720x1604, which is what is known as HD+ and not Full HD. If you look closely, the picture is a bit soft at 264 ppi under 6.67-inch panel. The text isn't very sharp and fine image details are not as crisp as those of its FHD+ competitors.

It's not a problem for everyday use, but if you're someone who pays attention to display sharpness, then it will become an issue.The upside is that Corning's Gorilla Glass 7i acts as a buffer over one of the toughest budget-screen protectors on the market today, providing protection against dropped and scratched screens.

Camera

First, let's get this out of the way: The camera system in the G37 Power is straightforward. The rear shooter is 50MP while the selfie camera is 8MP. There is no ultrawide, there is no telephoto, and there is no depth sensor. One lens to rule them all. If it's an on-budget battery phone, that makes sense but it's good to be aware of.

The primary 50MP f/1.8 sensor can be quite powerful in the correct environment. It captures decent light with its wide aperture, fast self-focus and HDR mode allows it to deal with tricky bright and dark scenes naturally. Face detection is quick, and touch-to-focus is responsive while shooting normally.

Daylight Photo:

 It's the daylight shots that this camera excels at. Vibrant and natural colors, clear details, and beautiful skin tones. The depth and clarity of the outdoor landscape is maintained. Daytime pictures from the G37 Power will genuinely blow you away, at this price.If you're looking to share on social media or just take a normal picture to help remember the days, photos taken during the day from the G37 Power will surprise you. With an image resolution of 8150 x 6150 pixels, you can crop the image without losing quality.

Low-light Photo:

This is where the real world strikes. If it's not OIS, low-light images will turn into soft, noisy photos relatively early on. Photos taken in the house under artificial light can be controlled, but won't be as sharp and deep as you would like. Outside, there are grain in the picture and blurred edges, visible at night. It has a dual LED flash to illuminate in absolute darkness, but gives the cold flat light appearance. In a nutshell, the G37 Power is a day-time camera phone. Do not expect to see the stars after sunset.

The front 8MP f/2.0 camera is capable of coping with regular video calls and selfies. It works well with face detection in daylight, and it doesn't distort skin tones. Under dim lighting, you'll see the detail becoming soft and noise coming in, but under such lighting, it's to be expected and it will be forgiven for a budget phone.

Quietly impressive. Behind the camera has a resolution of up to QHD (2560x1440) and has a smooth 1080p at 60fps, which is above average for this segment. The selfie camera also shoots QHD in 30 fps, which is helpful for content makers looking for cost-effective options. The biggest drawback is OIS (which is missing), handheld footage becomes shaky when moving, so it's important to hold the device steady.Overall, it's a decent camera for the day that you'll want to use in good lighting, but not at night.

Performance & Software

Moto G37 Power is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 6400 processor, which is a powerful, up-to-date chipset on 6nm architecture. It features an octa-core CPU with two of its 2.4GHz cores dedicated to high-power tasks and six 2.0GHz cores for efficiency in everyday use. The Mali-G57 MC2 GPU takes care of graphics. It looks good on paper and generally provides what's expected on the ground.

The G37 Power is smooth and responsive during everyday usage, from scrolling social media to streaming YouTube videos or video calls, WhatsApp and browsing the web. The Apps are fast loading, animations are smooth and the phone doesn't slow down very often. The 8GB RAM edition runs smoothly and effortlessly, allowing the user to multitask with several applications. There's no showmanship and no frustration.

Low level and casual level games play well. Games such as BGMI and COD Mobile play well at medium to high settings and have decent frames per second. During moderate usage, the phone remains reasonably cool, and the 6nm chip manages the heat and battery life pretty well. While "ultra-settings perfection" isn't something to shoot for, players who play games with the average regularity will be pleased.

Long before the G37 Power even starts, it comes preloaded with the latest version of Android 16.The G37 Power is already off to the races with Android 16 preloaded right out of the box, which is the newest version. Topped with Motorola's lightweight Hello UI keeping everything clean, fast and entirely free of the cumbersome bloatware or duplicate applications. Twist-to-open camera and chop-chop flashlight are convenient features that Motorola has implemented in its products. Motorola has also committed to an update to Android 17 and to providing three years of security updates, which are a huge plus in this area as well.

AnTuTu Benchmark & Geekbench Score

Numbers do not tell the whole story, but they do provide a good glimpsing under the hood. Moto G37 Power has 5,62,923 points in AnTuTu Benchmark11, a good score for a budget handset in 2026. Breaking that down, CPU contributes 210,201, Memory scores 106,564, UX delivers 142,519, and GPU chips in at 45,734.

So, what does this actually mean in reality? The CPU and Memory scores reflect the phone's ability to confidently manage its daily operating tasks, app switching, and browsing. The UX score is a testament to how smooth and responsive the interface is while using it every day and at 142,519, it shows.

The relatively low score is the GPU score of 45,734. Casual games play well but the Mali-G57 MC2 will be pushed to its limit by graphically challenging games at ultra settings.

Battery & Charger

This is where the Moto G37 Power really lives up to its name as well as its title and, in all honesty, it doesn't disappoint. It's the 7,000mAh Lithium Polymer battery that makes this phone stand out from the rest of its peers in this segment. Under real-world conditions, you will likely get 2-3 days battery life on a single charge. Yes, 2-3 entire days. It's not marketing, it is real, daily freedom.

The 30W TurboPower charger included with the purchase is so powerful that it doesn't make the experience painful. You can get a useful boost in time when you are pressed for time by plugging in for 30-40 minutes.

The addition of 6W reverse wired charging is also one of the remarkably thoughtfully add on features. It means that in a pinch, the G37 Power will even charge your earbuds, smartwatch, or even a friend's dying phone. A small, but very useful addition.Today, the battery is non-removable, and is charged through USB Type-C 2.0. No wireless charging here but that's OK at this price.In short, there will never be a time when G37 Power owners need to worry about battery anxiety.

Motorola Moto G37 Power Price in Bangladesh

The Motorola Moto G37 Power is priced at an unofficial price of BDT ৳24,500 in the country of Bangladesh for the single variant 8GB Ram and 128GB Storage. Prices are as is at unofficial channels at this time as it is in beta. There's currently no official price announced, so be sure to double check availability and warranty support before purchasing. Overall, it's a good value for the money this phone provides at this price.

Final Word

If the Moto G37 Power is not looking to be the best phone in the world, then that's okay. It is exactly what it sounds like: a dependable and durable daily driver that will not fail you during a time of need. It's worth considering for sure, just for the battery. Sure, the screen isn't super crisp and the camera probably would've been more versatile, but this phone really does have its own merit for the money at BDT 24,500.