Motorola - Moto G6 with 32GB Memory Cell Phone (Unlocked) - Black

I needed to replace an iPhone 7 without spending a lot of money, and without feeling like I took a serious down grade. I can proudly say I got a phone that is significantly cheaper, and that I enjoy significantly more. It executes everything in a snap, with no lag (like the iPhone 7 after I updated the software...), has a solid screen brightness (can see while I’m hiking), is backwards compatible onto 3G networks, and has an INCREDIBLE battery life. The turbo charger isn’t just some overzealous hype - this little guy charges soooo much faster than any electronic Ive ever used. A common pitfall in the budget phone game is the camera, and for a 200 dollar phone this camera is incredible. It still might be quite as great as an iPhone 7 camera, but it doesn’t miss the mark by much. Not enough to justify spending a gagillion more dollars, and get back in apples little hardware/software prison. The Moto Gestures leave a lot of folks jealous - just make a “chop chop” motion and the flashlight turns on, and do a little “twist twist” to turn on the camera, and a “three finger press” will take a screen shot. Shizzam, this phones too legit. I couldn’t be happier, glad Motorola is back in the game. After thoughts / Pro tips: Get a rugged poetic case (will survive drops, yet it doesn’t smother your microphone - so people can hear you on the other line), get the WRIO keyboard (google keyboard is bad news), DuckDuckGo browser, Signal messenger for SMS, ProtonMail app for email, webroot security to avoid malware on a budget (make sure you get a deal, got mine for 20$), cover up that selfie cam, and stay away from the clouds. Choosing the right apps ensure you remain the consumer, which is really to ensure you dont become “the product” those “free” apps sell in the form of information ;)

So far I have been extremely pleased with my Moto g6. I highly recommend it and it has received great reviews from those that know. I can't imagine that a more expensive phone would have much if any added value unless you are a complete phone geek or a member of the MacIntosh/Apple/iPhone 'cult'.

I have been an IPhone user since the IPhone 4, after the 3rd IPhone stolen I got tired of it and decided to go for an inexpensive one. It has been a culture shock coming from the clean IOs to the disruptive Android, but so far so good. I find the ads quite annoying but it is not the phone's fault. Also I have tried the Moto Voice beta but sometimes it doesn't work, I am assuming it is on testing mode still. And the "ok google" is nothing compare to Siri. As far as the phone goes, it doesn't seem strong enough but I have not dropped it yet. I do think that the back is very delicate, I had the phone with my keys in my pocket and it is already scratched (the back of it). so I must buy a cover for it. I have to say I do not miss the IPhone that much, the phone has all the features an IPhone could have and for the price is great. The only reason I don't give it a 5 is because is too delicate in my opinion. But for the price I would certainly buy it again, it is either a 1000 dollar IPhone or a 200 dollar phone...

The phone is fast and takes great pictures, but I dropped it about 1 feet fall and the entire glass back shattered. Really poor design decision for a budget phone! Get a tough case for this fragile phone.

I tripped and fell on my G-6 and had to purchase another. This is a great phone. Important to me is the ability to shake the phone and the camera comes on. Never miss those shots that are gone by the time you turn on the camera and it takes take awesome pictures. Another plus when in a rush is a hatchet motion turns on the flashlight.

Yes it's possible to pay far less than the nearly $1000 for a smartphone and still get all the power and features you need and want. Fast, easy to transfer, still has an earphone jack and slot for an SD card. Great screen resolution and camera takes great pics (see attached)

I was looking for a new phone when I stopped to check out what best buy had. I have owned Motorola phones before and always had Good luck with it. Phone Motorola G 6 was reasonably priced.

Phone works great. was able to take my previous phone's SIM card, insert it and step through the initialization process just fine. Google has backed up my contacts and apps, so they were loaded with no problem.