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Moto G8 Play International $145
$144.99
Amazon has the Moto G8 play in gray for $145, and G8 plus for $205. Even less if you get it from their Amazon Warehouse.
Motorola Moto G8 Play XT2015-2 (32GB) 6.2" (19:9) HD+ 4G LTE GSM Factory Unlocked Smartphone (International Version) (Obsidian Grey)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07ZG6W4S2
Specs:
https://www.phonemore.c
In short: it works with GSM carriers, but not with CDMA (Verizon, Sprint). It doesn't have all T-Mobile bands.
Motorola Moto G8 Play XT2015-2 (32GB) 6.2" (19:9) HD+ 4G LTE GSM Factory Unlocked Smartphone (International Version) (Obsidian Grey)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07ZG6W4S2
Specs:
https://www.phonemore.c
In short: it works with GSM carriers, but not with CDMA (Verizon, Sprint). It doesn't have all T-Mobile bands.
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for someone wanting to use this in the USA
LOOK NO FURTHER this just went from a maybe SD to a worthless pile of !@#$
i now see this a MediaTek SoC CPU
NOT A Snapdragon SO STAY FAR AWAY
for someone wanting to use this in the USA
Please see:
https://www.phonemore.c
In short: it works with GSM carriers, but not CDMA (Verizon, Sprint).
for someone wanting to use this in the USA
It will have GSM only capabilities(no sprint, no verizon. No CDMA support at all.) Also may not have every ATT/TMOBILE band. I also believe these international models arent warrantied by the manufacturer in the US.
Thank you, I added your info to the OP.
https://www.phonemore.c
In short: it works with GSM carriers, but not CDMA (Verizon, Sprint).
Verizon is shutting down all it's CDMA towers by the end of the year.
If you don't know rather not say
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T-Mobile: Supports B2, B4, B66. (Missing B12, 71)
AT&T: Supports B2, B4, B66 (Missing B14, B17, B29, B30)
Sprint: No Carrier Support
Verizon: No Carrier Support (Supports B2, B4 with a pre-activated SIM, data-only)
The other issue is probably VoLTE. It may work on T-Mobile, but definitely won't work on AT&T and Verizon. Without any low-band support, this not a daily driver, but useful as a cheap WiFi device paired with a data-only sim. You can do better with a used device from Swappa.
Also, it's a MediaTek SoC, so no XDA root/ROMs.
https://www.phonemore.c
In short: it works with GSM carriers, but not CDMA (Verizon, Sprint).
T-Mobile: Supports B2, B4, B66. (Missing B12, 71)
AT&T: Supports B2, B4, B66 (Missing B14, B17, B29, B30)
Sprint: No Carrier Support
Verizon: No Carrier Support (Supports B2, B4 with a pre-activated SIM, data-only)
The other issue is probably VoLTE. It may work on T-Mobile, but definitely won't work on AT&T and Verizon. Without any low-band support, this not a daily driver, but useful as a cheap WiFi device paired with a data-only sim. You can do better with a used device from Swappa.
Also, it's a MediaTek SoC, so no XDA root/ROMs.
https://www.amazon.com/Motorola-Unlocked-T-Mobile-MetroPCS-XT2019-2/dp/B082WNRSPY/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=moto+g8+international&qid=1585055091&sr=8-1
It has been my "daily driver" for the past few months using Mint and I have had no issues locally in Texas. My last phone was the international version of the G6+ and I used it traveling all over the United States and Mexico with no issues as well.
However, this phone is missing a lot of important bands for service in the US. You might get service but you're really limiting your connection options and taking a gamble outside of Central/South America (Mexico might be ok as well).
The US versions of the Moto G series often come out ~April each year, but who knows this year.
T-Mobile: Supports B2, B4, B66. (Missing B12, 71)
AT&T: Supports B2, B4, B66 (Missing B14, B17, B29, B30)
Sprint: No Carrier Support
Verizon: No Carrier Support (Supports B2, B4 with a pre-activated SIM, data-only)
The other issue is probably VoLTE. It may work on T-Mobile, but definitely won't work on AT&T and Verizon. Without any low-band support, this not a daily driver, but useful as a cheap WiFi device paired with a data-only sim. You can do better with a used device from Swappa.
Also, it's a MediaTek SoC, so no XDA root/ROMs.