The design language of the Moto G6 series is relatively similar to the phones that have gone before it, so if you own a Moto G5 or Moto G5S you’ll recognize a lot of the look and feel of the handset. Moto’s G6 Plus is the most premium of the three with the Moto G6 sitting in the middle and the G6 Play being an even more affordable handset that doesn’t feel quite as high-end as the other two phones in the series. There’s 3D glass on both the Moto G6 and Moto G6 Plus, while the G6 Play has a polymer material on the back. Each phone has a 3.5mm headphone jack and a USB-C port at the bottom edge of the phone (except the G6 Play which sticks with micro USB). The edges on the rear of each are also curved to make it fit in your palm easily and still feel comfortable. There’s no waterproofing technology here though, so don’t attempt to take your phone into the shower with you if you buy a Moto G6 handset. Every Moto G6 device has a fingerprint sensor, but the normal handset and th...