Moto G Play 2023 3-Day Battery Unlocked Made for US 3/32GB 16MP Camera Navy Blue

Reviewer: Georgina Goode
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great brand and phone!
Review: Bought it for my hubby, he loves this brand. He is an android user and its been 2 almost 3 years with this phone still in great shape, fast, battery life last way longer than other brand phones. easy to ise, i liked that you can just shake it and flashlight turns on instead of having to unlock phone and press button. camera quality is great.
Reviewer: Dacorian
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Was worried but turnt out good
Review: Love this phone I never ordered a phone on Amazon before I was worried but it turnt out good good battery life great phone
Reviewer: paula.m
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Impressive, Quality Device – Unbearable Bloatware Ruins IT!!
Review: How many apps do you think you have on your phone? 40? 50? how about your phone from 2 or 3 years ago? 15-20 tops? LOL ah, yes the days when we got excited to get a few free apps or games on our new phones… alas those days are OVER bro! get you a variation of the moto g device family. Out of the box, she is pretty amazing. I didn’t have a single complaint really. Super fast, tons of storage, great camera, new updated apps, lots of customizing, etc. JUST WONDERFUL. After a few months it happened, the dreaded update in April I think it was, maybe March, I now have 400+ apps. (I will attach a pic, it shows 399, there have been about 30-40 more that have trickled in since the initial dump, which took about 5-7 days to finish up… and 75-80% are “system apps” (bloatware from any and every carrier in fact…. ALL. OF. THEM.) For example, a bluetooth app for t-mobile, & verizon, & sprint, & metro, && cricket. Before you say, “just uninstall them and move on!” – I did. I have. I’ve factory reset twice and they’re just BUILT INTO THE phones disk memory. There simply is no “delete” them. Some of them, as duplicatory as they are, messing around with them can still brick up your jawn within a few clicks… and before you even start, you are not a dev… so chill, I mean neither am I… but you just stay out of that menu, that app, and that folder. Really, who knows why they name everything in tech sketchy stuff like “com.sys.IM-WATCHING-YOU-PAM.000” and “<%real/secret/23-LISTENER999>… but anyways… JUST PROMISE ME, YOU WON’T GET INTO THAT APP, OR FOLDER…. okay?So Motorola should reimburse me for having to put myself through IT school to teach myself to operate on this phones guts and remove all these garbage apps manually to create the phone I thought I purchased. All you can do is force stop and disable them. Buuut I still feel like they are gathering data, bc, why wound’t they be. Its not just this model either, my partner has the moto g stylus 5g and its even worse on theirs. the play store basically never gets a break from constant updates (and then theres the transferring of precious data to the mother ship)yeaaaa we also had to upgrade our home internet plan and router because of all this. We couldn’t both use the wifi at the same time doing anything at all. it was crazy. allllllso the apps are gathering intense amounts of data and ALL WANT crazy permissions that have nothing to do with the app itself. like the calculator wants camera permissions… nuts. The sheer number of apps that require making system changes or having total device control… it was too much. I would almost ask for a refund, but from what I see these days most phones are leaning that direction, making money off our god given ones and zeros…. and then still try and look at us in the eyes while they sputter out the retail price of the next generation of your favorite device. can’t even hold it down on a free case or something..THEN – – when you finally get a break from force quitting and removing permissions that, somehow keep TURNING BACK on… you might have a few minutes to enjoy a quick photoshoot. NOPE. the camera app it comes with stinks, it just soooo basic.. so then you think, oh, i’ll download a cool camera app off play store… NOPE. theres a fricking governor on the camera. That makes it so NO 3rd party camera app will get full usage of ALL THE MEGA PIXELS YOU PAID YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY FOR (48 megs to be precise, which is overkill, but still, you will be lucky to get to use 10 or 12 MP!!)Seriously. And JUST as google starts conveniently implementing the awesome 2 step verification, and authentication keys…. JUST in time for you to have to answer to your wife about why you don’t have as much info in your google takeout as she does… yikes… oh and squeeze on some more of that exact same conversation about your FB activity as well.. yaaaaay.So, let me get this straight… I now have to REMEMBER ALL MY UNIQUE PASSWORDS && double log in, && verify 3 ways, all to check a notification thats just a promotional email about the new apps GEWG will put out next week. AND then FINALLY the google security come forward to say they don’t trust my log in (bc i’ve got a VPN) – – – (from guess who – G1 – duh!) and they really cant tell the difference between MY REAL actual login on my trusted device from what it must assume is a HAKKr logging in 3 states away. . . . . . E.V.E.R.Y. LOG – INNNN!at this point i am thinking about a jitterbug and some stress eating of sour worms to relax.but yeah the phones cool, other than that.
Reviewer: Dee
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Good Budget Phone.
Review: I waited a month to write this review because I wanted to be completely honest. My mother is a senior citizen living on a low income, and her old phone had been broken for nearly a year. The screen would fall off, and she couldn’t even make calls properly. I really wanted to surprise her with a new phone—but as a lower-income college student myself, I couldn’t afford the latest iPhone 16, 15, or even 14.I spent about 3–4 months researching and comparing phones. I wanted to make sure every dollar I spent went toward something my mom could actually use and enjoy. That’s when I found this phone.I’ve bought iPads and computers from Amazon before, but never a phone, so I was a little hesitant. At $150, I figured it wasn’t too much of a gamble, but I’d still be disappointed if it didn’t work out.Long story short: my mom loves this phone! It connected easily to her T-Mobile service, and she really enjoys the large screen. There were no scratches, cracks, or external flaws. While she mentioned it’s a little slow at times and doesn’t have a lot of storage, she still loves the color and size.She’s able to check her email, play her games, watch TikTok (which she loves), and most importantly—call and text. The battery life is surprisingly good too. It came with a charger and in its original box, which I appreciated.For $150, this phone truly delivers. No, it’s not the newest or fastest, but it’s definitely a solid option if you’re on a budget. Whether you need a replacement, a backup, or even a starter phone for someone, I would absolutely recommend this. After months of searching, I’m so glad I chose this one. It allowed me to give my mom a phone she enjoys—and that alone makes it worth it. The functionality and screen brightness are good too.
Reviewer: Francis
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: A budget phones serves all your needs for a second phone. Bit slow.
Reviewer: Horacio Antonio Avelar
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: very good
Reviewer: ExitR
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Product performs per specification. But it was missing a user manual.
Reviewer: Inmate #03316429
Rating: 2.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Was easy to set up for my daughter. Can’t go wrong with a hundred dollar(the suggested retail price) phone that does everything the others do.It’s a bit slow, but works lol.Very very slow.Feel over charged at 200$ not a good buy. Id return it but Im too late.