Moto G (2025) vs Galaxy F06 5G

Phone 1

Phone 2

Winner

Samsung Galaxy F06 5G

Lifespan decides this one: the Galaxy F06 5G is supported until Feb 2029 at $2.99 per month of safe use, while the Moto G (2025) runs out in Feb 2028 ($8.67/month). On a which-lasts-longer question, that's not a tie — it's the whole answer.

Value Score: Moto G (2025) 67 · Galaxy F06 5G 67 — methodology

The lifespan decider

When specs are close, support length decides it — this is what each phone costs per month of safe use.

Motorola Moto G (2025) $170

Buy with care$8.67/mo

2025◆ Buy-by Feb 20262028

Samsung Galaxy F06 5G $95

Buy with care$2.99/mo

2025◆ Buy-by Feb 20272029

Category by category

Display

Moto G (2025) 70Galaxy F06 5G 50

The Moto G (2025)'s screen is the better one — 6.7-inch lcd, 1604 x 720 (hd+), 120hz.

Performance

Moto G (2025) 42Galaxy F06 5G 42

Performance is a wash — same chip tier.

Camera

Moto G (2025) 55Galaxy F06 5G 55

Camera systems are comparable on paper — pick by sample photos.

Battery

Moto G (2025) 80Galaxy F06 5G 80

Battery capacities are close enough not to decide this.

Software longevity

Moto G (2025) 23Galaxy F06 5G 38

The Galaxy F06 5G is supported until Feb 2029 — 12 months longer than the Moto G (2025).

Value

Moto G (2025) 67Galaxy F06 5G 67

Pound for pound, these two are equally good deals.

Full spec table

Spec	Moto G (2025)	Galaxy F06 5G
Price (street)	$170	$95
Display	6.7-inch LCD, 1604 x 720 (HD+), 120Hz	6.7-inch PLS LCD, 720 x 1600 (HD+), 90Hz
Chipset	MediaTek Dimensity 6300	MediaTek Dimensity 6300
RAM	4GB	4GB/6GB
Storage	128GB	64GB/128GB
Battery	5,000 mAh	5,000 mAh
Charging	18W wired	25W wired
Rear cameras	50MP main, 2MP macro	50MP main, 2MP depth
Dimensions	167.1 × 76.5 × 8.2 mm	164.0 × 77.0 × 8.0 mm
Weight	196 g	190 g
Water resistance	IP52	None
Supported until	Feb 2028	Feb 2029

Moto G (2025) full verdict →Galaxy F06 5G full verdict →Longevity master board →

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