Meet the Moto G7 budget phones for 2019

Motorola announced four new phones in its budget Moto G7 line. Three of them -- the Moto G7, Moto G7 Power and Moto G7 Play -- will sell in the US. They all run on Android Pie and sport headphone jacks. 

The Moto G7 Plus (not pictured) will sell in other markets around the world.

Here's the Moto G7, which has a 6.2-inch screen and two cameras on the back: One 12-megapixel lens and one 5-megapixel.

All Moto G7 phones have a fingerprint reader on the back to free up more screen space.

Check out those superthin bezels that are so on-trend.

The Moto G7 has a small teardrop notch, unlock the wider notches on the G7 Power and G7 Play.

Some fun camera modes will let you take portrait shots, add spot color and snap a photo when everyone in it smiles at the same time.

Here are some camera modes.

You can take portrait selfies too, using the 8-megapixel front-facing camera.

Check out some more Moto G7 shots before moving on to the Moto G7 Power.

With a name like G7 Power, you can guess this one's all about the battery.

Specifically, you get a 5,000-mAh battery inside.

Motorola claims the G7 Power will run for two and a half days on a single charge.

This is no teardrop-shaped notch. It's a much wider eyebrow.

The backing here may look like glass, but it's actually made of polymer, a type of plastic popular for phones.

There's just a single 12-megapixel camera here.

Coming in cheaper than the rest, the Moto G7 Play is the smallest of the Moto G7 family, with a 5.7-inch screen.

It also has the widest screen notch of all four devices.

The 13-megapixel camera takes up residence on the back.

Inside is a Snapdragon 832 chipset -- the same as the one you'll find in the G7 and G7 Power.

The soft-touch backing on this phone won't feel slippery at all, but it also feels like exactly what it it's made of: plastic.

USB-C charging and a headphone jack are standards across the board.

The G7 Power and G7 Play are both splashproof, while the G7 and G7 Plus are water-resistant to an IP54 rating (protected from limited dust and spraying water from any direction).

What's really the difference between these four devices, and who are they for? We break down the Moto G7 phones here.