A:AnswerConsumer Cellular piggybacks off the AT&T and T-Mobile networks. Their main 4g bands are AT&T: GSMA/HSPA/HSPA 2, 4, 12* and T-Mobile GSM/HSPA/HSPA+ 1900 MHz, 1700/2100 MHz 2*, 4*, 5, 12*. The Moto G8 comes carrier unlocked and includes a radio that supports these bands. The best bet is to call CC tech support. with an IMEI or MEID number from the box and they can tell you if it's supported. https://www.consumercellular.com/shopping/details/SIM/details
A:AnswerShort answer: no. Long answer: it's a mid range processor so it's already struggling with multiple basic operations from my use. Get the shark phone if you want a good mobile gaming experience.
A:AnswerThanks for asking. This phone is compatible with this carrier's network but some service provider-specific features may not be available. You may check this link to see all compatible carriers: https://www.motorola.com/us/carrier-compatibility. -Jess
A:AnswerThough this is an unlocked phone and it says it works with Boost Mobile it currently may not. This phone takes a kind of nano SIM card that Boost Mobile does not yet have. I have talked with Boost and they say that are unsure when or if they'll get the type Sim card this phone needs. Also, the Sim card kits from Boost or Walmart do not contain the necessary Sim card either. My suggestion would be to check other carriers (I currently have service through T-Mobile and they do carry the proper Sim card) or Best Buy to get the proper Sim card and then take your phone to Boost to be activated.
A:AnswerSometimes Moto likes to put 32bit Android on 64bit phones. Like my old Moto G3, but there was 64bit custom ROM's working. You can't easy go by ChipSets
A:AnswerThis Device is compatible with straight talk service provider’s network but some service provider specific features may not be available.
- Motorola site
Honestly this is all I can find anywhere. So in case anyone from moto or straight talk asks , you have this information :)
