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Apple iPhone 11 Pro vs Motorola Moto G54 Comparison

A detailed, side-by-side comparison to help you pick the right phone.
Apple iPhone 11 Pro
Apple
Apple iPhone 11 Pro
9.0 / 10
Compass Score
From 40 critic reviews
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Motorola Moto G54
Motorola
Motorola Moto G54
8.3 / 10
Compass Score
From 13 critic reviews
Full review →
Spec data

How they compare

iPhone 11 Pro
Moto G54
Price (MSRP)
$999
Price (MSRP)
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OS
iOS
OS
Android
Processor
Apple A13 Bionic Hexa-core
Processor
MediaTek Dimensity 7020 (6 nm) Octa-core
Camera zoom
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Camera zoom
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Battery life
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Battery life
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Wired charging
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Wired charging
15W
Wireless charging
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Wireless charging
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Display
Color
Display
Color
Software support
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Software support
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Repairability
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Repairability
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Weight
188g (6.6 oz)
Weight
177g (6.2 oz)
Fingerprint
No
Fingerprint
Yes
Highlighted cells indicate the stronger value where a clear winner exists.
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Physical comparison

Size & weight

Footprint · to scale
iPhone 11 Pro
5.7" × 2.8"
Moto G54
6.4" × 2.9"
Thickness · to scale
iPhone 11 Pro
0.3"
Moto G54
0.3"
Height
5.7" (144 mm)
Height
6.4" (161.6 mm)
Width
2.8" (71.4 mm)
Width
2.9" (73.8 mm)
Depth
0.3" (8.1 mm)
Depth
0.3" (8 mm)
Weight
188g (6.6 oz)
Weight
177g (6.2 oz)
Screen
5.8"
Screen
6.5"

Dimensions shown in inches (mm). Silhouettes are proportionally scaled for visual comparison.

Common questions

iPhone 11 Pro vs Moto G54: FAQ

Which is better, the iPhone 11 Pro or Moto G54?
Based on aggregated critic reviews, the iPhone 11 Pro earns a Compass Score of 9.0 compared to 8.3 for the Moto G54. That 0.7-point gap reflects stronger reviews across the board, though individual priorities like camera quality, battery life, or price could tip the scales the other way. Scores aggregate dozens of expert opinions, so they are a useful starting point, not the final word.

Specifications sourced from manufacturers and third-party databases. Last updated August 2026. Suggest a correction →