A:AnswerHi TJ,
So far, Moto Z Play GSM Unlocked is not compatible with US Cellular. Check this link to see all of this phone's compatible carriers: https://www.motorola.com/us/carrier-compatibility
-Jess
A:AnswerThis phone is unlocked for GSM carriers only. It will not work on CDMA carriers like Sprint or Verizon. However, there is a version that is compatible with Verizon, seek that one out.
A:AnswerHi sofi,
This phone is unlocked and is compatible with major carriers in the US. This phone will work with your country but can't guarantee that all carrier features will work. We do not suggest customers buying a phone from a different country as the device's warranty is limited to where it was purchased.
-Jess
A:AnswerHi ArgentineBoy,
This phone may work outside the US but we can't guarantee that all carrier features will work outside the US as this phone is a US variant and has a different band. I would suggest contacting your preferred service provider to see if this phone will work with their service.
-Jess
A:AnswerThe Moto Z Play, has a headphone jack, and a slightly better looking screen. The Moto Z does not have a headphone jack, has faster processing speed. Those are the only differences between the two models.
A:Answeryes and no. This phone was designed for GSM carriers like AT&T and T-Mobile. It won't work on Verizon or Sprint.
That being said, Straight Talk uses AT&T, Verizon and Sprint towers. So the phone may work as long as it's riding on an AT&T signal but when that becomes too weak or unavailable you'd be without service or at best very poor service.
For a budget phone that works on all the carriers (unlocked) go with the Moto 5G Plus.
