Current Us Cellular Prepaid Motorola Phones

I have had several Moto phones throughout the years and Motorola has never disapointed.

I have been using Motorola Phones for years but so far, this is the best one yet! I love the battery life more than anything.

At $230, I do not know how much more one gets for phones that cost 2 and 3 times as much. I did see it on consumer Cellular for $ 150

Use this with JK Audio SportMix to interface with *newer* cellular phones. Today's Android and IPhones require a 4-conductor cable to work properly with the mixer. Simple replacement to standard 3-conductor cable. Works flawlessly with new phones for much better clarity over the air.

This is my 2nd Motorola phone. They are excellent phones for a very fair price. Easy to use and set up.

No issues have had the phone for 1 month and it is awesome I have had motorola phones for ever and they last with all the updates and moto action love motorola give it a try you will not be disappointed .

I bought this phone several weeks ago and absolutely love it. I always buy Motorola phones for the features and reliability. The battery life is very good. I am not on my phone 24/7 but use it quite a bit and the last charge held up for 6 days. The phone opens apps quite fast and internal storage is good although i added a 128gb storage card. The camera seems to be very good also.

I've used a Motorola E6 and G7 Power before this phone. Both of the previous phones were excellent. However, the G Power is BY FAR the best phone I've ever had. Battery life, screen, camera and general ease of use are just plain better than anything I've ever had. Android 10 is incrementally better than Android 9.

Great phone for the price. Motorola gives us the real Android experience at 1/4th the price of other good Android phones.

Bought this to integrate with my current Sonos setup (a pair of old Sonos::Connect units in my outdoor living spaces) and drive my excellent older pair of electrostatic headphones at a dedicated listening station in the man cave. The phones have to be driven from a power amp and not just a headphone out and their interface is designed to connect to the speaker terminals on an amplifier. Unit installed, integrated, and updated without a hitch and has enough power to do a great job with my phones. (Streaming lossless flacs from an in-home media server over a wired network connection.)