Amazon Resale via Amazon[amazon.com] has Motorola Moto G Play | 2024 | Unlocked | Made for US 4/64GB (Sapphire Blue) for $90.24 - 20% at checkout = $72.19. Shipping is free.
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Amazon Resale via Amazon[amazon.com] has Motorola Moto G Play | 2024 | Unlocked | Made for US 4/64GB (Sapphire Blue) for $90.24 - 20% at checkout = $72.19. Shipping is free.
Model: Moto G Play | 2024 | Unlocked | Made for US 4/64GB | 50MP Camera | Sapphire Blue
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This is about as much as what this phone is really worth it. It is a decent basic phone, somewhat limited by the 4GB RAM.
On the good side - dual-SIM/eSIM plus MicroSD Card support are neat features.
Motorola runs a somewhat cleaner version of Android (compared to Samsung's bloatware) but also offers only a few years of support.
Have it and like it, but security updates end Jan 2027, which is basically only a year at this point. I paid $50 with activation, but have seen it as low as $35 with AT&T activation.
It's a good phone if your primary use is consuming media. Stereo speakers are loud. Has a headphone jack & micro SD card slot. Screen isn't as nice as more expensive phones, but is big and bright enough. The only things I feel it falls short on vs my previous more expensive phones is camera quality, water resistance, and no HDMI over USB-C.
EDIT: also no 5G, but I'm not sure how much difference that makes in real world use.
Last edited by BadMouth December 25, 2025 at 05:28 AM.
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On the good side - dual-SIM/eSIM plus MicroSD Card support are neat features.
Motorola runs a somewhat cleaner version of Android (compared to Samsung's bloatware) but also offers only a few years of support.
It's a good phone if your primary use is consuming media. Stereo speakers are loud. Has a headphone jack & micro SD card slot. Screen isn't as nice as more expensive phones, but is big and bright enough. The only things I feel it falls short on vs my previous more expensive phones is camera quality, water resistance, and no HDMI over USB-C.
EDIT: also no 5G, but I'm not sure how much difference that makes in real world use.
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