A:AnswerI had dropped mine a few times from a short distance, but the screen shattered when it fell from about 4 feet off the ground onto a concrete floor. I highly recommend a protective case for it.
A:AnswerHi Lito, thank you for reaching out to us. Motorola does not make "international" versions of phones; any phones marketed as international are intended for other regions. They may not have the required radio bands for your mobile carrier, and they are only in warranty in the country where they were intended for sale. We do not recommend buying a phone that is not sold in the region where you intend to use it regularly. -Carlos
A:AnswerYou don't need to specifically "purchase" a 4G carrier version of a 5G phone. The Motorola Moto G 2025 is 5G-capable, but it also fully supports 4G/LTE networks.
To use it only as a 4G device, you can either select a 4G-only plan from your carrier (if available) or simply adjust the "Preferred network type" setting within the phone's mobile network settings to prioritize 4G/LTE over 5G.
A:AnswerHi Stef, We appreciate your interest in our product. Yes, this Moto G 2025 Unlocked phone will work with Spectrum Mobile. You can check this link to see all compatible carriers here: https://en-us.support.motorola.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/187409/~/carrier-compatibility---moto-g-power---2025. -Mitch
A:AnswerYes, the unlocked Moto G 2025 should be compatible with most carriers in the Caribbean, such as Digicel and Flow. As with other international travel, purchasing a local SIM card and ensuring the phone is unlocked are necessary steps.
A:AnswerThe way I am going to answer your question about software update and est.is that technology changes so fast that low budget phones can't keep up that's one reason you have to up grade.
A:AnswerHi CsabaN, thank you for inquiring. Motorola does not make "international" versions of phones; any phones marketed as international are intended for other regions. They may not have the required radio bands for your mobile carrier, and they are only in warranty in the country where they were intended for sale. We do not recommend buying a phone that is not sold in the region where you intend to use it regularly. -Carlos
