Motorola Moto G Play 6.5" Tracfone w/1500 Min/Text/Data 2-pack Bundle; free shipping
Model #: XT2271DL
These phones are not 5G compatible.
https: //www. hsn. com/products/motorola-moto-g-play-65-tracfone-w1500-mintextdata-2-pa/22871306
https://www.hsn.com/products/moto...a/22871306
$59.99
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This is a total of 1500 min 1500 texts, 1.5 GB data that can be used over a 1-year period. You can purchase additional time, minutes, texts, data at Tracfone (or purchase a new Tracphone like these, with time, minutes, texts, data)
"Tracfone Prepaid Service promotional package includes a no-contract 365-Day Plan of 1500 Talk & Text, plus 1.5GB of data."
There's lots of info in other Tracphone threads about how you transfer a number, how your current minutes, texts, data, and time get added to those included with a new Tracfone, etc. As always, Tracphone customer service can be poor, but you can usually transfer your existing Tracfone service to a new phone without dealing with customer service (woe to you if you have to deal with customer service).
Per the manual for Model # XT2271DL, you can install a compatible microSD card of up to 512GB to increase storage capacity.
https://img.hsni.com/images/conte...manual.pdf
What You Get
(2) Moto G Play 6.5" HD+ 4G LTE smartphones Model # XT2271DL
(2) Batteries (installed)
(2) Wall chargers
(2) Charging cables
(2) Quick-start guides
(2) Activation cards
(2) Services guides
(2) Welcome letters
Bundled Goodies
No-contract 365-Day Plan with 1500 Talk & Text with 1.5GB of Data for each phone
Car charger for each phone
Case for each phone
Edit to add: Someone mentioned that this is the 2023 Moto G Play. I'm not sure where that info came from (and haven't verified that) but I've added the specs below so people understand what these phones have in terms of capabilities.
Measurements: Approx. 6.58"L x 3.01"W x 0.36"H each
Weight: Approx. 7.16 oz. each
Screen: Approx. 6.528"; HD+ 90Hz
Style: Bar
Mode: 4G LTE
Power Source: 5000mAh, 3.8V lithium-ion battery, rechargeable (installed)
Operating System: Android S (Android 12)
6.5" HD+ Max Vision display with 90Hz refresh rate
Triple camera system: 16 MP + 2 MP + 2 MP
Front facing camera: 5 MP
Internal Memory: 32 GB with 3 GB RAM
Octa-core performance: 4xA53 2.3GHz (512KB) 4xA53 1.8GHz (512KB)
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2023 seems to support more bands than the 2024
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, 19, 20, 25, 26, 29, 30, 66, 71
vs
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 12, 13, 17, 25, 26, 28, 66, 71
I guess the answer depends on what you want to do with the phone, and how the capabilities differ across the phone options you are considering.
I'm pretty sure options for installing parental controls are the same across all Moto G phones.
I really don't understand why someone would care that a phone is the 2023, or 2024, or 2025 version. For the way I use the phone (mainly for texts and phone calls, extremely little internet and I never access any sensitive personal accounts (such as financial or credit card) accounts on my phone, the difference just doesn't matter.
I buy the cheap tracphones for the time, minutes, texts - there are many other people who do the same. They work just fine for me - the idea of paying even $70 for a single phone, let alone $900, is sheer nuts to me.
One thing I'd emphasize to kids:
Phone security is not as good as you can get via a computer (if you take security seriously and install appropriate security software on your computer, and do certain things only via wired connection), so I simply don't do those things on my phone.
Many apps essentially act as spyware, and that's another thing I'd emphasize to kids. Don't be accessing sensitive sites, like financial, bank, credit cards, etc. on phones with spyware (masquerading as a helpful app) installed.
Don't plan on doing much besides making phone calls (even with fast internet it takes hours to update the software from 12 to 13 with several security updates).
This phone is extremely slow by today's standards with minimal specs (it's definitely the 2023 model) but if you're just going to harvest the service it's a good deal.
The 2024 two phone G Play deal is better when it's on sale since it's a little more usable with 4 GB ram and more storage.
2023 seems to support more bands than the 2024
https://support.lenovo.
and 100% Agree, the 2024 2-pack for $80-15 or even the single 2025 for $60-15 though only 1GB of ram more than the 3GB 2023 will be night/day in the quality of user experience.
I've got one 2023 that's semi usable, took installing Niagara launcher, debloating with adbAppControl and Shizuki+Canta to remove a bit more bloat. But I won't sit here and act like its worth the effort.
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I have an old plan that still have some minutes and text. Is there anyway that I can transfer left over to this new 1500 minutes/tex/data to combine? TIA
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The storage is paltry -- so you're buying a microSD card just to do anything.
I think all that was pretty obvious. I mean, sure, if you keep it in a drawer and don't use it, it's not going to "cost" you anything extra. But...well, it's sitting in a drawer lol.
the minutes is more than enough for anyone, considering google voice is FREE to use when your actual tracfone minutes ran out.
You are not going to find 2 smartphones WITH 1 yr of service each, for $45 anywhere else.
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