Verizon’s newest prepaid offering is the Moto G Play (or is it Moto G4 Play or Moto G Play DROID?), a low-end prepaid device that costs just $85 at the moment. This phone was first announced back in May with the Moto G4, but was always the bottom tier of the line and not expected to make waves when/if it did arrive here.
To recap, the Moto G Play features a 5-inch HD (720p) display, 1.2GHz Snapdragon 410 quad-core processor, 2GB RAM, 16GB storage with SD card support, 8MP rear camera (f/2.2), front 5MP camera, 2800mAh battery, water repellent nano-coating, and Android 6.0.1. It’s actually not a terrible phone on paper, especially at the price.
If you need a temporary phone while you wait for something better, know someone who is just now getting into phones, or have a kid who isn’t quite ready for the big leagues, the Moto G Play could be a decent option.
Does anyone have the model number to this
can you buy this and use it on a regular verizon post paid line right away ?
Technically, but in practice, not really. You’d have to buy the device, activate it on prepaid with a 30 day card, and then move it to postpaid. And that’s the most consistent answer I’ve gotten.
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This appears to be somewhat different than the G4 Play, if Verizon’s spec sheet is to be believed.
Edit: And apparently their spec sheet can’t be fully trusted as it contradicts itself on the same page. So ignore what I said…
Still using an original $25 Moto G (8GB CDMA OG!) as a daughter Netflix/cartoon micro-tablet. Works fine for what it is but this (or, even better, a 6″ Blu Neo XL) would make a suitable replacement eventually.
Better off with the unlocked for all carriers Amazon subsidized version for $99
Lenovo basically killed the brand. Moto was already struggling with fragmenting each new device into a half dozen variants for whatever market or supplier. This destroys brand recognition and just creates consumer confusion. Nobody buys the phone anymore because they know Motorola and the device, but because it’s available in the store and the salesman pitched it to them.
Honestly how different is this from what Moto wad already doing?
They were on the right path originally. Took a wrong turn, and Lenovo floored the accelerator.
Not completely disagreeing with you, but you know this is just a rebranded Moto E right? It’s a Moto E in Europe.
Of course Verizon has their own specific model with cut down LTE bands. Do not recommend for anyone that isn’t on VZW
LTE: B2, 4, 5, 13