Moto G Play Review (4th gen) - $99 (Amazon) / $149 Smartphone Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, AT&T

Moto G Play Review (4th gen) - $99 (Amazon) / $149 Smartphone Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, AT&T.

Moto G Play Review (4th gen) - $99 (Amazon) / $149 Smartphone Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, AT&T video duration 9 Minute(s) 47 Second(s), published by Lon.TV on 24 10 2016 - 03:07:42.

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VIDEO INDEX
00:47 - Overview / comparison with G4 and G4 Plus
01:22 - Web browsing performance
02:16 - Camera overview and image / video samples
02:42 - Selfie camera
02:52 - SD card / sim slot /removable battery
03:57 - Water resistance
04:18 - YouTube / video playback performance
04:43 - 4G compatibility / wifi radio
04:58 - Gaming: Minecraft
05:28 - 3DMark Slingshot benchmark comparison with Blu
06:06 - Android Marshmallow (6.0) upgrade to Nougat (7.0) soon
06:35 - One handed operation feature
07:14 - Battery life
07:34 - Speaker quality
07:51 - Conclusion and final thoughts

As consumers we are blessed with a number of great unlocked smartphones for very low prices. Unfortunately those choices are more limited on Sprint and Verizon here in the United States due to the technology those carriers use. This phone is one of the few inexpensive unlocked phones that work on all US carriers.

This is far from a powerhouse smartphone but it's adequate enough for what a casual user might do. It browses the web nicely, runs most other major apps without a hitch, and is even a decent casual gaming platform. It has 2 GB of RAM and 16 GB of flash storage.

The camera isn't spectacular but it's good enough for casual use. Those looking for better quality images should consider the regular G4 that has a better camera built in.

But for its $99 purchase price on Amazon (subsidized by lock screen ads) this is a tremendous bargain for an unlocked phone that not only works on AT&T and T-Mobile but also on Sprint and Verizon. No contract required- just pop in your existing sim card and that's it.

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