Long-lasting endurance becomes real for mid-range users

The Moto G67 Power is proving that stamina need not be a flagship cost luxury. With a sizeable power cell, the device is built to get you through a full day of use — and then some.

Motorola has equipped the Moto G67 Power with an impressive 7,000mAh silicon-carbon battery, significantly larger than many competitors in its price class. According to the company, this lets users comfortably stay on the move without frequent charging.

In real-world tests, users found that the phone handled heavy tasks — gaming, video streaming, GPS navigation — and still ended the day with healthy battery left. The large cell and efficient processor combine to reduce the need for mid-day top-ups.

The device uses the Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 chipset built on a 4 nm process. This means lower power draw under typical tasks, which helps the battery last longer under mixed-use scenarios. The software also plays a role: a near-stock Android 15 build keeps background drain minimal.

Motorola has also added features to protect battery health over time. With battery care modes and intelligent charging routines, the Moto G67 Power seeks to extend longevity beyond the usual life-span issues of budget phones.

From a design viewpoint, the large battery does make the phone slightly heavier, but not uncomfortably so. The device remains usable in one hand and doesn’t feel like a compromise. For users who value endurance above all, that’s a win.

In summary, the Moto G67 Power’s battery is a strong point. If you’re looking for a phone that stays up when you’re on the go — work, travel, streaming — this device delivers. The “all-day battery” promise isn’t just marketing speak here; it appears grounded in actual performance.