First off, the main take away here is that it's a good phone. Plenty of storage for me, excellent battery life, charges wirelessly, looks nice, and a good size with nice resolution.I'm not a camera aficionado, but it seems great to me.So don't let the rest of this throw you off. In the scheme of things, they are minor hits on a great phone.The things I dislike about it are specifically Samsung issues. Bixby.... just no. I don't know how many times I've accidently activated that thing with the side button. I've disabled a number of Samsung apps and features because I prefer other tools (mostly Google's), but most especially the keyboard. It's really just preference and experience, perhaps, but I think Gboard is way better than the Samsung keyboard. Plus, for some reason, most of the GIF's I tried to use in texting wouldn't send with the Samsung keyboard. Everything sends fine once I switched to using Gboard. I gave the Samsung keyboard a good long time to try to get used to, but it pales in comparison, and it would be the first switch I made on the phone if I were to buy one again.The screen fingerprint sensor works fine, mostly, but I have to be more exact with finger placement than with other phones I've used (and I don't have a screen cover on it yet, so that's not the problem).I also seriously miss some of the Moto features on my last phone - shaking the phone to turn the flashlight on is genius, and should be standard on all phones, IMO. I also find myself trying to long tap the 'home' soft-button to turn the screen off, to no avail.But like I said, those are all minor issues, and some are simply preference and habit. The phone itself is great.