Will it work with Metro PCS? null

I just got my Moto g6 a few days ago and I have Metro. It works perfectly. You have to call Metro to activate it so that your imei is tied to your phone number. Hope it helps!

Yes, it will work on any US carrier but best on GSM which is the technology used by AT&T and T-Mobile and their siblings like Cricket, Metro PCs. Also on Straight Talk, Net-10, Tracfone and Walmart Family Mobile to name a few. Additionally it will work pretty much world wide as GSM is used by 95% of all cell phone carriers around the world. Speeds may vary depending on the bands used locally.

No it won't, the Moto g6 doesn't work on the metro PC's LTE network, just bought it and doesn't work right now...about to go return it. I owned the g4+ and my girlfriend the g5, all of them work perfectly with metro but the g6 doesn't unfortunately

I know it works with TracPhone (Verizon version) and FreedomPop (AT&T). It should work with Metro PCS (T-Mobile), however, one cell phone band may not be supported. I think it was 31? Double check the specs on Motorola's website to confirm that all the frequencies you require are available.

Hi Jim, thanks for your interest. You can check more of carrier compatibilities here: https://www.motorola.com/us/carrier-compatibility. -Anne

Yes it will work you have to contact metro anytime you switch phones unless you know how to do it yourself .. In that case if you want to do yourself wright down sim card number and new phone imei number and call metro 611

No, doesn't look like it'll work. I just bought a g6 and placed my metro Sim card in. No go.

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I just got my Moto g6 a few days ago and I have Metro. It works perfectly. You have to call Metro to activate it so that your imei is tied to your phone number. Hope it helps!
Answered by TelleyPooh 7 years ago
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Yes, it will work on any US carrier but best on GSM which is the technology used by AT&T and T-Mobile and their siblings like Cricket, Metro PCs. Also on Straight Talk, Net-10, Tracfone and Walmart Family Mobile to name a few. Additionally it will work pretty much world wide as GSM is used by 95% of all cell phone carriers around the world. Speeds may vary depending on the bands used locally.
Answered by BjornB 7 years ago
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No it won't, the Moto g6 doesn't work on the metro PC's LTE network, just bought it and doesn't work right now...about to go return it. I owned the g4+ and my girlfriend the g5, all of them work perfectly with metro but the g6 doesn't unfortunately
Answered by Frank 7 years ago
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I know it works with TracPhone (Verizon version) and FreedomPop (AT&T). It should work with Metro PCS (T-Mobile), however, one cell phone band may not be supported. I think it was 31? Double check the specs on Motorola's website to confirm that all the frequencies you require are available.
Answered by Benjamin 7 years ago
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Hi Jim, thanks for your interest. You can check more of carrier compatibilities here: https://www.motorola.com/us/carrier-compatibility. -Anne
Answered by Motorola Customer Care 7 years ago
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Yes it will work you have to contact metro anytime you switch phones unless you know how to do it yourself .. In that case if you want to do yourself wright down sim card number and new phone imei number and call metro 611
Answered by Richard 7 years ago
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No, doesn't look like it'll work. I just bought a g6 and placed my metro Sim card in. No go.
Answered by Demy 7 years ago
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