Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was looking for a lowest priced android phone and I got this with lot of features. It's good value for your money.

Too good phone at this price. It has all the required features of a basic smart phone and is affordable too.

Its great for the money i paid .... I like it...user freindly phone

Pros - Great phone for price Cons - Motorola should have included USB cable to charge/connect with laptop

Great phone for the money with all the features I wanted BUT one major glitch: Even though the OS is Android with Lollipop 5.1.1, this phone will not operate with Android Auto as advertised. When you plug it into the car, you get the message “This device doesn’t support Android Auto”. Hope the Marshmallow update will fix. This fault is a definite "buzz kill".

I like the phone, have I nice camera and great quality, it's good for explore Internet . I recommend

I can definitively recommend this phone even though it only has 8gb of storage the marshmallow let's you put in an SD card and format it to be used as internal storage which is awesome. The phone is speedy and battery life is great, my only complaint is that the WiFi is limited to the 2.4ghz band which by no means is a deal beaker since 2.4ghz is the standard

I really like the slim size and ease of use. I haven't used the camera yet but expect it to be just as easy to use based on existing reviews.

This phone is great hardware for the price. If it had more internal memory it would be better. Purchase the 16GB model if you can. I am constantly having problems downloading apps because I don't have enough internal memory.

Bought this phone for my mom, she loves it. If you need a decent phone that will do everything you need it to do besides heavy gaming, this is your phone. Bought a 2014 Moto X, but the signal was weak. Not sure if it was a faulty phone or if it's normal, but this phone gets the same signal strength as my Nexus 6!

This phone does everything I want it to do. While it only has 8 GB capacity, I do not download a lot of applications. I use it, generally, as a phone and to get the internet. While I have unlimited messaging, I rarely use that feature, though I can vouch it works well on this phone. I don't play games. I do have a copy of the Bible on it, and use it at Church

High capability phone yet affordable. Camera is great.

faster, bigger, better look one of the best medium price and performance phones in the market

The Motorola Moto G 3rd generation is a very good cell phone at a good price whit a 13 mp camera 8gb of memory and 5" touch screen.

Very pleased--I think bestbuy was also very helpful by Letting me know I could purchase a large memory card at a terrific discount. This was a perfect choice.

This is strictly a starter phone or for very basic use. I am very upset because I really liked the phone. Just the right size, nice camera, and the quality of a Moto. However, I am sure this was a returned item or something because there were a couple of apps on it that could only have been manually downloaded after a purchase.

The phone is a good value for the price. Phone functioned well and had good response.

I bought this to my father and he loved it, easy to use, good câmera and you can expand the memory with the micro sd slot.

This is a great phone, would have given it 5 stars but like every phone the battery just doesn't stand up to extended HD game play. However, features are comparable to any upper echelon phone for not a lot of money. If you're looking for a good phone on a budget (who isn't) buy it, you won't be disappointed.

I got this phone about a month ago as a potential replacement for my Lumia 640. It must be stated that I do like the Lumia as a cell phone. Nokia is known for good clear communications! The Moto G 3rd gen does not disappoint in this area either. The fact that I can get apps not available on Windows makes it very appealing. One thing that should be stated is that the 8gGb model will not be updated past Android 6! For that the 16Gb model is needed. The few extra dollars make it a worthwhile expenditure (I did it too). Some apps synced with my Windows data which make switching a lot easier. I think for less that $200 bucks you can't beat the Moto G. Rudip