| Product Description: | Update to a smartphone set that keeps up with your squad and the world: the Moto G Play 2024 4G smartphone. You and another member of the fam can enjoy favorite games, apps, videos, and more on the fluid 6.5" diagonal HD+ touchscreen display paired with immersive sound. Capture best-ever pics of your pets, loved ones, and vacation destinations with the 50-megapixel main camera -- and share them; 1,500 minutes, 1,500 texts, and 1.5GB data make it easy to stay in touch and connect with your crew. From Motorola.
Includes two Moto G Play 2024 4G smartphones, each with USB charging cable, SIM tool, one year of service/1,500 minutes/1,500 texts/1.5GB data; handset, car charger, case, and voucher
Android 13 operating system
Snapdragon 680 4G mobile platform with Qualcomm Kryo processor, Adreno 610 processor, and multi-core AI engine
6.5" diagonal HD+ touchscreen display with 1600x720 resolution
4GB RAM
64GB memory
802.11a/b/g/n/ac Wi-Fi
Bluetooth 5.1 wireless technology
50-megapixel main rear-facing camera with Phase Detection Autofocus, Quad Pixel technology, multiple shooting modes
Eight-megapixel front-facing camera
Captures Full HD video at up to 30fps
Single LED flash
AI features: auto smile capture, face retouch, selfie photo mirror, gesture selfie, Google Lens, spot color, and auto night vision
Stereo speakers with dual SmartPA, Dolby Atmos support
Side fingerprint reader
Face recognition
Family Space
Rechargeable battery
Type-C USB port
Two microphones
Audio jack
Measures approx 6.45" x 2.95" x 0.33"
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Secondly, a friendly reminder - not everyone needs unlimited talk/text/data. Some people just want an emergency phone, or something with a valid number that they can give out for spammy crap like stores asking for a phone number for discounts. You said so yourself. If you think that's not useful - enjoy all that spam, I guess.
Thirdly, a 4G radio is fine for most applications. A micro SD card slot will let you add half a freaking terabyte of storage for 20 or 30 bucks. No one using this kind of phone needs more than 4gb of ram. These are great devices for people who just want to fit an absolute crap ton of apps, music, movies, and TV onto a phone.
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Secondly, a friendly reminder -- this plan is not a normal mobile phone plan. You only get 1500 minutes/texts/mb of data for the entire year. Works out to be roughly 4mb of data and 4 minutes of calling per day. Some people can hand-wave that away, justifying it (it's a SPARE phone, use google voice, use someone else's wifi, etc) -- but there's no hiding that it's the barest of the bare bone mobile plan possible.
Thirdly, only a 4G radio and a mere 64gb of internal storage. 4gb of ram. These are just "acceptable" devices.
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Careful on this, my experience is it may work for a few days or a week or two, but the line will be (temporarily) deactivated. This has been the case for at least the last year or two.
However once the plan is activated (and assuming you don't want the original phone to unlock) you can call CS and switch devices (standard caveat applies, unlocked, supports verizon bands etc).
First I heard of that......so standard operating procedure for me is to just try a different rep when tracfone agents feed you a line of BS.
I try to go through customer service chat that way you can make a record of everthing that happens in case benefits or a line is lost (allthough sometimes it doesn't help as tracfone will just disregard any and all proof you have). However I had three in a row state the same thing, so I began to wonder if there was a policy change. Anyway I did it via the online tool and it worked (although I later had to switch sims after line was deactivated 24 or 48 hours later), allowing me to transfer benefits from my new phones to an existing line and retain the existing line's number.
I was wondering if you noticed any changes if you did a benefit transfer recently.
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Then again, this is coming from someone who didn't get ANY mobile until 2006ish....so I survived just fine for quite a few decades with a landline. Maybe folks today aren't as resilient?
And why would I give out my phone number to stores? You can simply say "no thank you" and be done with it. Try saying "no" once in a while, it's a hoot!
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