Sometimes, you don’t want the phone for the frills. You want it to ring and last a grueling day. Enter Motorola’s Moto G line of budget devices, one of the main contributors to the company’s financial success. High quality cheap phones are all anyone is asking for. the Moto G and Moto G Power refreshed with new processors and vivid colors, and the Moto G Power also advertises exceptional water resistance starting at $300.

The Moto G Power is the most appealing of the two budget phones, so let’s start there. The Moto G Power is IP69 rated—the same as the newly launched flagship phone, the OnePlus 13which does a great job of holding up in the dishwasher. Like OnePlus’ $900 phone, the Moto G Power can handle deep water submersion, high-pressure water jets, and hotter water temperatures than most IP68-rated phones. It is also fully protected from dust entering the edges, which is good considering that Motorola has hidden its headphone jack.

That makes the Moto G Power one of the toughest smartphones you can get at this price point. It is not thick, although you have to contend with a large 6.8-inch LCD, which may make the device too small for most users. At least the size means there’s a lot of battery packed inside. The 5,000mAh battery should last a long time in the Moto G Power, as it’s not a power-sucker either. When the phone is ready to recharge, you can do it with a 30w power brick or a 15w wireless charger.

The specs for the Moto G Power can’t beat the latest Pixel A-series, but this is how you get the longest battery life out of this thing. There’s a MediaTek Dimensity 6300 CPU in there, with a slightly lower clock speed than last season’s Moto G Power, coupled with 8GB of RAM. The phone has up to 128GB of storage and comes with a microSD expansion slot—another unique feature available in Android land.

For smaller hands—though not much—the Moto G is a 6.7-inch device with the same chipset but a smaller 4GB of RAM. It is one of the cheapest Motorola phones you can buy with all the basics. The upside is that it’s stuffed with the same 5,000mAh battery pack, making it a long-lasting phone for $200. But don’t throw it in the water; the Moto G only has a “water-repellant” design with an IP52 rating.

Both phones will be available for purchase at the end of the month.