Which is better for gaming?

The iPhone SE. Its A13 Bionic chip is far faster than the Moto G7's Snapdragon 632, so it runs demanding games at higher settings and frame rates.

The iPhone SE. Apple supports it with iOS updates for years, while the Moto G7 stopped at Android 9. The SE's build is also water resistant; the G7 is not.

Is the Moto G7 worth stepping up to from the SE?

Only if screen size and battery life matter more than speed. The G7 gives you a 6.2-inch display, a larger battery and a microSD slot, but it is slower and no longer updated.

Which has the better camera?

The iPhone SE. It shoots 4K video and handles low light better. The Moto G7 tops out at 1080p and its dual camera struggles in dim conditions.

Does either support wireless charging?

Only the iPhone SE. It charges wirelessly and supports fast wired charging. The Moto G7 charges by cable only.

Can I add storage to either phone?

Only the Moto G7 has a microSD slot. The iPhone SE comes in 64, 128 or 256 GB and cannot be expanded.

Apple iPhone SE (2nd Gen) vs Motorola Moto G7

The iPhone SE (2nd gen) is the better pick for most people. Its A13 Bionic chip is far faster than the Moto G7's Snapdragon 632, it gets years of iOS updates, and it adds wireless charging, water resistance and 4K video. The Moto G7 wins on screen size, battery capacity and microSD expansion, and owners like its clean Android build. Choose the SE for speed, longevity and a compact body; choose the G7 for a big screen and expandable storage on a tight budget.

Choose the iPhone SE if you want a fast, compact phone that stays current with iOS updates and fits one-handed use.
Choose the Motorola G7 if you want a large 6.2-inch screen, a bigger battery and a microSD slot for extra storage.

Prices

Apple iPhone SE (2nd Gen): $138.69 at mistyelectronics (last seen Nov 8)
Motorola Moto G7: $129.00 at Walmart (last seen Nov 9)
Difference: the Motorola Moto G7 is $9.69 cheaper than the Apple iPhone SE (2nd Gen) at the latest prices (Nov 8 and Nov 9)

	Apple iPhone SE (2nd Gen)	Motorola Moto G7
Processor	A13 Bionic, still fast for games and multitasking	Snapdragon 632 octa-core, entry-level performance
Software support	iOS with several years of updates	Android 9, no longer updated
Display	4.7-inch LCD, 1334 x 750	6.2-inch LCD, 1080p-class
Battery	1821 mAh, small; fast and wireless charging	3000 mAh, larger; no wireless charging
Storage	64/128/256 GB, no card slot	64 GB plus microSD expansion
Camera	12 MP rear, 4K video, 7 MP front	Dual rear, 1080p video max
Durability	IP67 water and dust resistance, glass and aluminum	No water or shock rating, plastic build
Unlock	Face ID replaced by Touch ID fingerprint home button	Rear fingerprint sensor

Spec	Apple iPhone SE (2nd Gen)	Motorola Moto G7
Operating System	iOS	Android
Color	Black, White, Red, (PRODUCT)RED	Black, White
RAM	3 GB RAM	4 GB
Carrier	T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon, Total Wireless, Unlock…	—
Display Resolution	1334 x 750	—
SIM Support	Single SIM	—
Connector Type	Lightning, Headphone Jack	—
Cellular Network	GSM, CDMA	—
Water Resistant	Yes	—
Security	Fingerprint Scanner	—
With Wireless Charging	Yes	—
Broadband Generation	4G	—

Spec	Apple iPhone SE (2nd Gen)	Motorola Moto G7
SIM Card Type	Nano SIM, eSIM	—
With 4K Video	Yes	—
Lens Type	Wide Angle	—
Screen Size	4.7″	—
Storage Capacity	64 GB storage, 128 GB storage, 256 GB storage	—
Rear Camera Resolution	12 MP rear camera	—
Front Camera Resolution	7 MP front camera	—
With Fast Charging	Yes	—
Brand	Apple	—
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