
Talk and text on this Motorola Moto G Plus phone. Its Qualcomm Snapdragon processor ensures your apps run smoothly and quickly, and its TurboPower technology provides up to 6 hours of battery life on a 15-minute charge. This Motorola Moto G Plus phone is unlocked for use with most U.S. carriers.
A: The one at Best Buy is as if you were buying it straight from Motorola. No Amazon offers to deal with. The only way you get the annoying Amazon Offers is if you buy that version on Amazon at their discounted price.
Q: how much of the 64gb is available?
A: Mine shows the operating system taking 10.29 GB. Installed pps take another 3 GB or so. Total available is about 51 GB
A: Go to Settings, Sounds, Power up sound, switch off.
A: Battery life is likely a bit better than the Moto X Pure, and the new Moto G5+ has an octa core processor. Is it an upgrade? Debatable. The G5+ is going to get OS updates longer than the Moto X from 2015, for sure. Not sure if that alone is worth it, but I think if you look at the whole package, buying is the right thing to do, unless you can wait for the next Moto X.
A: Yes, and it is easily fixed by disabling Enhanced LTE in the network settings.
A: Single sim only for US model
A: Hello.I have used this on both the Verizon and the T mobile network. I had zero issues on the Verizon network with wifi calls dropping out, and no voice quality issues. when I went to T mobile, however, initially I had no dropped calls, but after 3 weeks i did have issues with wifi drop outs. I only have this issue at home the phone has issues with transition between wifi and cellular calls ( at least my phone does)
A: Go into "Settings" then "Backup and Reset" on your G4 and ensure the "Back up my data" is "On." If not, turn it on and establish a backup account on Google. Your phone info will then be backed up to the Google "cloud" and can be brought over to your G5 during setup. I am not sure what the lag time is between setting up a new account and allowing sufficient time for your data to be backed up--might want to give it a day or two. If you have a SDC (mini-memory card) installed in your G4, make sure you "unmount" your SDC card from your G4 before you transfer it and your SIM card to your G5. Go to "Settings" and then select "Storage." Your SDC card will be at the bottom of the section. You should be able to "unmount" it there. Hope this helps.