Motorola - Moto G Power 2021 (Unlocked) 32GB Memory - Blue

The phone is very sleek, I am enjoying all the features on this phone and finding all the extras like night vision camera oh yeah.

This was a gift to my mother who was fed up with her archaic flip phone which toasted battery barely lasted 8 hours with its 3G service. Why is this relevant? It would drop calls whenever it felt like it so one could imagine why this is a bad thing. Thanks to Sleepy Joe, she was able to afford this already-inexpensive smart phone so now she's taking a leap into the 21st century. From what I gather the specs are great... excessive for what she wants, which is to make/take calls and MAYBE get involved with this thing youngins call "text messaging". The only nitpick I have is the fingerprint sensor. I tried 4 times to get her thumb recognized but the oh-so-slightest tap of the power button invokes the shutdown/restart options. Why is the reader function not logically on the screen itself? Who the devil knows. Case and (9H) protective screen were found and bought on eBay. Since this is relatively new, no blue shirt could find anything to fit this thing. The protector film bought in-store was short by an inch and the case was designed for a mobile device where the camera lenses are on the left in vertical format. She bought the 32GB model which, compared to ye olde flipp fone, is a ton of storage to her so expanding it to 512 or whatever will not be necessary unless she actually does start wasting space recording video of her cat walking on his hind legs.

It's a very good phone as a lot of bells and whistles it has two features of gestures or you could do your standard 3 button at the bottom and then it has a multiple other very nice high-tech features that most other phones don't have that are exclusively to the Motorola line and that is why I've chosen this phone this phone has not only met every expectation is exceeded everything I could even think of a phone could be able to do I used to have a Samsung 20 plus and this phone by far performance wise screen resolution and sound quality is amazing blows it out of the water I would recommend it hands down but the only thing that I find if he is is the screen I dropped it once and it shattered like it was the thinnest piece of glass I've ever seen but I also did not have a screen protector on it nor a case so I'm sure if I would have had both of those things on it my screen would be just fine thank you Motorola for creating a phone that I could be using in and out of the workplace and for pleasure and leisure

My last two phones were over $600 and while they were very fast and took excellent pictures they both died shortly after two years. Why spend that kind of money when these things don't last or will be outdated anyway? This phone has a great screen, its not an OLED but trust me its fine- are you running a photo editing business from your hand? It's plenty fast for daily use, although had I known a 4GB ram model was available I would have likely paid the extra $40 for it. The camera is fine but it is a noticeable downgrade from a flagship model. Again, this thing is under $200. Is a better camera worth 3x the price to you? If you want a smartphone that will get the job done, here you go.

I tried this phone out for a day. I thought my Pixel 4a was giving out but it turned out to be my network carrier instead so I returned this Moto phone. When I had it though it was fairly decent. The one thing that stood out was the screen size, which was pretty nice being it was pretty big. The screen resolution though was just ok. It's not 1080p or anything higher, but rather a subpar720p. The brightness was ok as well, but of course if you want it brighter just simply turn the brightness up on the phone. The cameras are just ok, not the best but it takes decent photos in different lighting. The speed and quickness was lagging a tad bit as well. I'd say it was about a second slower in loading apps and messaging compared to my Pixel 4a, but I'd say the Pixel 4a was much more snappier than this Moto phone. All in all it handles apps and basic multi-tasking stuff with ease with a lil lag though, but its hardly noticeable. If you're looking for a budget phone I'd recommend this phone.

My first time buying an unlocked phone and first time with a Motorola phone. This phone is being used as a phone for my teenager. The newness of the phone lended itself to not having much in terms in accessories to protect it, but the price was fantastic. This phone is very reasonably priced and does everything my IPhone does but better - a bit jealous actually. If you are looking for an inexpensive replacement phone or an add on phone for an existing plan this is a great choice. Time will tell if it can handle a teenagers normal wear and tear but so far has been a godsend.

The first one out the box did not do so well. The battery kept failing in the same day charge. I took it back and swapped for another one to give it a second chance and love my phone, I have been buying Moto phones for years. For an unlock phone this phone gives just as much as a contract phone, if not more. The only issue, so far has been setting up my voice mail because it is not my brand name service providers phone. I am working on getting it done and the phone does have visual voicemail, and spam detect/screen call in which I love. Even better, its paid for and no contract with a better warranty on it then the service provider offer.

PROs: 1. Outstanding battery life. I got nearly 2 days of use on the initial, out-of-box charge. The last full charge lasted OVER FOUR DAYS... with 11% left on the battery. 2. The screen is bright and clear. 3. The interface is pretty snappy. 4. The camera takes photos and video which are surprisingly good, coming from iPhone. 5. I LOVE the motion gestures for flashlight on/off and camera activation. 6. After some adjustment and learning-time, I like it much better than the iPhone 5S it replaced; i.e. this is my first Android device. CONs: 1. The display and device are too big (for me). I think a 6" display and form-factor would be ideal. 2. The processor and RAM seem insufficient for some tasks. Casting local HD movies (720p stored on microSD) to my Chromecast results in stuttering video at times. I do not experience that issue casting from other devices; e.g. MacBook Air, PC laptop, Chromebook, or iPad mini 2. The same movies play on the phone's built-in display without issues. So, it's not the movies or the player. 3. The fingerprint reader may have issues. I have only had the device for a week. I found it necessary to add a duplicate fingerprint for each finger I stored; i.e. 2 right-thumbs, 2 left-thumbs, etc. But, I only noticed the issue of repeated, fingerprint read-failure after adding a case. And my hands have become quite dry and ashy, simultaneously. Cleaning the sensor, however, did not help. Only adding duplicate fingerprints with the case attached.