Great news, the Moto G Stylus is no longer teeming with bloatware
Motorola has significantly improved the Moto G Stylus by reducing pre-installed bloatware and enhancing the active stylus functionality, making it a more streamlined device for enterprise consideration. However, the $499 price point represents a 100% year-over-year increase that positions it as a mid-range device while delivering below-average performance and camera quality, which may limit its appeal for corporate device management programs. IT leaders should evaluate whether the improved software cleanliness and privacy controls justify the higher cost compared to competing budget-friendly options for mobile device fleet deployments.
The Verge2 min read
A phone for people who like pens. The 2026 edition of Motorola's stylus phone is plenty appealing. My review unit is a charming lilac color, has a pleasantly textured back panel, and includes a MicroSD slot and what might be the last surviving headphone jack on a mainstream phone sold in North America. The namesake stylus is no longer just a fancy plastic stick, it's active and comes with some neat tricks. Motorola Moto G Stylus (2026) The latest version of Motorola's stylus phone comes with an active pen, as well as old favorites like a headphone jack and MicroSD support. Score: 6ProsConsActive stylusHeadphone jack! MicroSD card support!IP68/69 ratedBig screen for the p … Read the full story at The Verge.