Is Motorola Moto G4 worth buying?

Yes.

Motorola still make phones D: ?

neh, better buy Xiaomi redmi note 4 snapdragon versión

I say yes. If you like stock Android + long term using, a durable phone, also don't care much about the look, I would say that is one of some best choice you can make.
I don't have G4, but one of my phone is Moto G 1st gen, and I'm using it for 2 years already, so far I never run into any single problem, yes, for the whole 2 years, no matter software or hardware.

Motorola has never made a good phone. The only people who ever thought otherwise, were ones who've never had a good phone

I upgraded from 1st gen Moto G to Moto G4 earlier this year, I've really liked it so far and I'm planning to keep it at least the next 2 or 3 years. It took a bit of time to get used to the 5.5" size, the width of the phone is on the limit for me. I'm optimistic about getting further updates, at least security updates if Lenovo decides not to push next Android versions in it.

There's one 'problem' that might be an issue for some, the touchscreen sometimes goes crazy if you try to use the phone while charging. Most likely not an issue with all Moto G4s, but I've seen mentions of this elsewhere. I've also read reports from users that the phone gets quite hot with intensive use, but I haven't seen anything out of the ordinary with my phone.

If you can find a good deal (<150€) and the specs are enough for what you want from a phone, it's a great choice. Moto G5 looks good too since it offers 3GB or RAM instead of 2. From what I've understood the performance of G4 and G5 is pretty even.

edit: I wasn't aware there are 2GB/3GB variants of Moto G5, I mostly see only 3GB version offered in my country.

Nothing beats my fancy Nokia 8110.

I have a G4 Plus and have had it since November. There are 2 big issues affecting these phones. One is "ghost touch" where the touchscreen goes nuts when your phone is charging. I don't have this issue so I don't know much about it other than it's fairly widespread.

The second is bad batteries. This affects users in different ways. For me, the phone will get to around 30-40% remaining and then shut itself off. It doesn't happen all the time. Sometimes it's in the middle of the phone ringing or when playing a game, sometimes I haven't touched it in hours and I'll pick it up to see that it's off. The problem for me started about a month ago and I'm slowly working through the troubleshooting before I give up and ask for a replacement phone. I would just replace it myself but it's a "non-replaceable" although you could probably do it yourself but doing it yourself would result in voiding the warranty.

Would I buy another Motorola phone? I'm honestly not sure. My answer will probably depend on how their customer service is when I ask for a replacement.

It's actually the phone I have. It's my first smartphone, so I can't really compare it to anything else, but so far I've been pretty happy with it-- do get a turbo charger, though, cause otherwise the battery takes quite a bit to get to 100%.

Yes, its an awesome phone, I've had one since February, it's easy to navigate and all apps run smooth. I'd suggest only the moto G4, because In my opinion the G4 Play and the G4 Plus are not that good. And yes, get the turbo charger too.

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Decision was made... I'm wainting for my new Moto :D

I am still using Moto-G (2nd gen 2014). No major problems so far.

yes it is, g4 plus has amazing camera quality. only problem, memory is 2gb and as i remember it comes only 800mb free memory.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5tIvJKFIzY

The phone rarely heats up when watching videos or using the internet. My biggest problem is using the fullscreen mode on videos conflicts with the virtual macro buttons on the bottom of the phone(triangle, circle, and square symbols) sometimes. What I have to do is exit fullscreen then re-enter fullscreen. YouTube videos from the YouTube app are not affected; only videos from a mobile internet browser. Also, turn off and never use the phone's automatic brightness setting because the screen will be too bright or too dark even in the slighest change of outside brightness. To end on a positive note, the phone has a cool ability for turning on the camera without typing in your on-screen password: twist your wrist two times or you can customize your phone so that doing a karate chop will activate the camera instead.

I have G3 and it's awesome. Build quality, performance, camera quality.

Why don't you check G5 with 3 GB RAM instead? It's pretty good.

That doesn't mean G4 is bad though. It was the best budget phone around before they released G5 :D

I'm still rocking my moto g 1st generation, android 7.1 :D