However, Motorola promises longer software support for the Moto G77.
It is scheduled to receive security updates until June 2030, whereas the Moto G77 Power is promised one Android OS upgrade and three years of security updates.
Memory and Storage
The Moto G77 is available with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage, with support for microSD cards up to 2TB.
It also supports RAM Boost, allowing memory expansion up to 24GB. The Moto G77 Power comes in both 4GB and 8GB RAM variants with 128GB of storage.
The 4GB model supports RAM Boost up to 12GB, while the 8GB version can expand up to 24GB.
However, microSD expansion is limited to 1TB.
Connectivity
There are several other differences between the two devices.
In terms of connectivity, the Moto G77 supports NFC and eSIM, whereas the Moto G77 Power offers dual Nano SIM support but misses out on both NFC and eSIM.
The Power model, however, includes a 3.5mm headphone jack and FM Radio, features that are absent on the standard Moto G77.
Design
The Moto G77 is slimmer and lighter at 7.33mm thick and 182g, while the Moto G77 Power measures 8.89mm and weighs 215g due to its larger battery.
However, the overall design is identical on both phones. The two phones are also available in different Pantone colour options.
The Moto G77 comes in Shaded Spruce and Black Olive, while the Moto G77 Power is offered in Impenetrable Gray, Nautical Blue, Fuchsia Red, and Laurel Green.
Which One Should You Choose?
The Moto G77 is the better choice if you prioritize display quality, a slimmer design, longer software support, and features like NFC and eSIM.
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The Moto G77 Power, meanwhile, is aimed at users who value exceptional battery life, reverse charging, and practical additions such as a headphone jack and FM radio.
