The other gift is equally useful: a TurboPower Duo-Port 125W charger. This charging adapter packs two ports, allowing you to juice up your Moto G Power (2026) and laptop at the same time. You’ll usually have to pay $99.99 for it, but Motorola now lets you grab it for free.
Just a heads up: you’d still have to cough up the full retail price for the Android phone. While it debuted at $299.99, the device was recently increased by $100, landing it at a bit steeper $399.99.
On the bright side, you can trade in a device in good working condition to grab a discount on the phone as well. The official store accepts various devices and brands, so it’s worth checking out.
The Moto G Power (2026) boasts a surprisingly good build for this price point. While it has a plastic frame, the device features IP69 and IP68 ratings. It has also been tested against 14 MIL-STD-810H procedures, so it should withstand the occasional drop without damage.
Other than that, you get a 6.8-inch display with a smooth 120Hz refresh rate and decent resolution. Under the hood, the device packs a Dimensity 6300 processor, which handles daily tasks mostly fine. However, this chip definitely isn’t powerful enough for long gaming sessions or heavy multitasking.
While some users might want to hold off until an actual price cut lands on the Moto G Power (2026), this bundle offer adds surprising value to the whole package. Get it now and grab $250 in free extras.
