Motorola One 5G Ace 2021 (Unlocked) 128GB Memory - Frosted Silver

I had this phone for a week and has been excellent, fast, reliable, no bloated apps, 5G in 90% of the places I have been, regular updates, battery life, enough memory and expandable memory, Qualcomm chip, I love Moto's phone, been with them since early, to the smartphones now, X4, to the G Powers, compared to over $1K phones, for what I do, txt, apps, phone calls, is worth it, I only play games, movies, etc. once in a while, when I have too. But this phone is great for me for I do 90% of the time. I know is not the same Moto it was before, since is owned by Lenovo, but still heading to the right direction.

I went to bed last night with 70% battery left!!! Its not a thousand dollar phone and should not be judged as such so ignore the snobby experts who compare it to something much more unaffordable. Im upgrading from a S7 edge that I have owned for 3 years. Its snappy fast in comparison, has a great screen, and battery life is so amazing. Most people just want a reliable phone where they dont have to bother about being attached to the charger like this one. The snobby experts suggest buying the more expensive Big Tech Google Pixel which doesnt have as good as a battery and no SD card. No thank you. I love this and I am ordering another phone for my wife. And if you live in Oklahoma City... Mint mobile is crazy cheap without a contract and provides great 5G! 60mpbs down and 50mbps up. Thats Mint mobile using the T mobile towers by the way.

I brought this phone for my wife, is so good to used , everything is good pictures, make a video

One of the best ways to beat the high cost of monthly cell phone cost, is to buy a unlocked phone. You can find good phones for well under 500 dollars. Then just take your phone to a high quality prepaid carrier and pay 40 dollars a month, with no hidden fees. I upgraded from a Samsung S6 that I paid 700 dollars for in 2016, but just 40 dollars a month for service, After phone outlay, my monthly mobile cost stay low. The Motorola 5g Ace is a bargain at 399. So kick those cell phone blues to the curb, and buy yourself a unlocked phone at Best Buy.

Excellent phone. Battery lasts all day with heavy use. Nice large display. Great amount of internal storage. Camera produces nice pics. Have not tried night vision. I would recommend.

So far it's been great. No problems at all. Great options and preformance for a great price.

I'm 74 years old, replacing an LG G6 I bought new and got good service from, but it was time and the LG was too expensive to repair/refurbish. I don't like Apple and I got skunked on a Samsung TV and didn't want to give them another chance. I started shopping and eventually got around to Motorola (hard not to, they make so many phones). I was closing in on a Motorola G62, international version, unlocked when I discovered this phone for virtually the same price. A 2021 model but superior to the G62 so I made the leap and I'm not sorry. At my age there are many things I don't use a phone for, gaming, watching movies (better streaming on a big screen) and I'm not much on music or social media. I have too many APPs but even more storage plus it's expandable. It has a headphone jack, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and NFC, all "must haves" for me. It was idiot proof to set-up and has flexible enough settings for me to set it up just the way I wanted and it doesn't come with a lot of pre-installed junk. It's new but the battery life exceeds my expectations by a mile. It's running Android 11 and may get 12 in the future (?) but that's OK with me (the LG was Android 8, maybe 9). The camera works well enough for me, there are better (and more expensive) ones available but that's a matter of need & taste. I have no trouble seeing the screen. Works just fine with Consumer Cellular, no dropped calls and good call quality. I had a Motorola years ago, liked it and it lasted a long time and I mourned it's passing. I hope I'll be able to say the same for this one years from now (at my age it could outlast me!). If there were anything I would like on this phone that it doesn't have that would be two speakers rather than one but I honestly can't say why. I paid a little over $200.00 for this phone and have seen it recently for a little less. It's better than the LG that I paid $1,000.00 for when it was new (technology). I bought a Sahara case for it with built in screen saver ($30.00), fits perfectly, good protection. I make and receive calls, text, read news, emails & texts and use Google Wallet & Assistant. If you are looking for a solid phone, I think this fits the bill and I'm sure it's capable of doing many other things I don't do equally well. Good luck, I hope this helps.

Ok, Pros..Large Bright Screen, Super Fast Snappy Processor, suitable for 5 spreadsheets open at once and your stock tickers in trade mode with both Teams and Outlook running in the background as fast and as good as any phone that costs a grand. Battery lasts for 2 days avg use and 3 on standby...maybe the best 5000 mili Amp skam. diagram for power consumption I have seen. 128 on board, 5g, aux jack and micro SD slot...Please Phone snobs should have their heads examined. You can game Call of Duty with no lag or Freeze for 12hrs or more on one charge. Cons Only Ok Camera, Poor Macro, No Zoom. plastic body, no Gorilla Glass, ships with Android 10. Mono Speaker. For $279 bucks this is the best mid range 5g phone you can buy. It doesn't need Super AMOLD or 90k refresh rates..and neither do you. This LCD delivers a hi res crisp ppi that is bright enough for most situations. The speaker is mono but loud enough to fill your board room. Also no phone can deliver true stereo because in order to do that the channels need to be further apart than any phone can place the speakers, Look it up. Try it..Add a quality case, a set of ear buds or head phones and you just saved $600 over the cost of that Galaxy.