Tracfone, Motorola Moto g Play, 32GB, Prepaid Smartphone, Black, 16MP Triple Camera, Locked

I buy this series because I hate phone charging. I've had moto g power, moto G7 power, now chose moto g Play over the G Pure, because the battery was a 5000 not just 4000. I can't put it into the old cases because it is a quarter inch longer. I put it in a leather fold over case because these phones are so long they could have a stress break if sat or pressed on, but with a glass protector and wallet case, no issues, wherever in the vehicle it falls or if your purse dumps. Turn off the haptic touch or the vibration causes two of each letter. Everything loaded on with the USBC to USBC from an old g power, in seconds without wifi. The USB 3 cable came with my SanDisk extreme 1 tig water resistant solid state drive from Costco, which pairs perfectly to these. I paid around 180 each for the prior phones but the trackfone $45 offer is awesome. I saw it did seem to have an unlock phone option on trackfone, but for 20 a month cash for card fills from Rite Aid, and truck wifi, so it never uses gigs, I'm staying with tracfone. I was sick of Verizon Xfinity overcharges on 2 phones, and this goes nicely with the cheap pocket size flip as a second business line, to carry anywhere, but you can still sign and accept documents on this nice phone. If a document comes in on the little flip phone text, you just forward the text to this G Play and do business. This phone does everything thing the iPhones do that I'm interested in doing with no monthly contract or overages, just $20 period, unlimited talk text and 2 gigs data for emergency if you set to wifi only, and use your home or vehicle wi-fi to stream, FB, etc. You never need to speak to customer service ever again.

Great cheap phone with great battery capacity

It's not a phone to play games on or expect much from. Bluetooth is not great. Drops off when you open multiple apps and phone runs slow. It works well for calls and texting though. If you want a do everything phone, this is not the one. Battery isn't great but will last the day with normal use.Follow up: don't get it. The more I use it the worse it gets. This phone is only good for very basic use

Works , a bit laggy at times and takes forever to restart but other than that it's good for calling and texting and a few apps.

Tracfone piggybacks off Verizon, as the two just merged and made a deal. What does that mean for us? We get 5g performance and crystal clear phone calls for pennies a month. I pay $18 with tax and fees for 500 minutes, 500MB of data and 500 texts. It rolls over at the end of the month, and so does your expiration date. The more you buy, the farther it puts you out. Right now, since I use Wifi, I have built up 21 GB of data and have more than 12,000 texts available. The 500 minutes takes me about two months to use. So that's about $9 a month, and NO PHONE BILL while GETTING VERIZON'S QUALITY! And I've never been inside any basement or building where it said NO SIGNAL. Not bad for a $55 phone! AND it has a 13GB camera and most of the features of the more expensive $1,200 phones.No way I'm paying that much. 32GB of space is more than enough for me. Charge lasts about five days, depending on how much you talk, even more in batter saver mode.

Really nice phone after i figured it out. It is a bit different from what I'm used to, but its a great phone. It took me awhile to figure out how to get the lock off of it at first, but i finally did. The lock that i mentioned is the lock screen with a pin and the emergency thing on the screen was irritating. I enjoy it. It is a nice size and you can see things on it. Anyone that can figure things out quickly, will like this. A update; this phone is definitely slow, and the battery is crazy. When you use it quite a bit, the battery runs down quick. But is you don't use it often, its normal.

I replaced a LG phone with the Moto. Very pleased, holds a charge for a long time

Horrible camera, but I'm not surprised considering the cost... lesson learned!!