Customer Ratings & Reviews

Excellent budget phone for those who don't want to subsidize the Telecom mafia. What I liked Almost stock Android Can take Dual SIMs (one eSIM) Side Finger print reader Audio Jack What I didn't like Screen is a little too tall for comfortably fitting into a pocket Camera could be much better

Overall I like the phone. For now there have just been a few problems connecting the SIM card causing service issues but I can’t say that it’s the phone or a T-Mobile issue. The fingerprint reader is not as consistent as an iPhone. I do like the speaker sound and volume. Use to be an IOS user but not paying 1200 for a cell. Time to switch to android.

It’s very nice phone compare to the price. I am using it with out any problem

I've had no problems with it. Overall the phone has pretty decent technology and it's durable.

It did exactly what I wanted it to do! The employees were helpful, informative, and when I told them what I needed it for they gave me just what I needed, no fluff.

This phone works fine sometimes but have a problem keeping the ringer on.

Amazing phone very accessible, I just broke my Samsung and I found this one really cheap

Great phones for the price, I have four boys and they all have Moto g phones, we've had them for several years now with no complaints.

Beware of purchasing open boxed items especially smartphones from Best Buy. It’s obvious they don’t test them for basic functionality. If you do please make sure it’s not locked by a PIN by previous owner. I purchased an unlocked open box 2024 Moto G 5G and sent it a gift. The recipient just turned on the device and notified me that is is locked with a PIN. I contacted support and was informed the only way to get the PIN removed is by going to a store. The recipient lives 4.5 hours away by plane and I’m going to ask her to ship it to me; we may as well purchase a new phone. Since this was purchased as a present I was not notified of the issue until after return deadline has passed. Skip the hassle and buy brand new instead.

I wasn't expecting the world out of a $180 5G phone, but it is better than expected. Thermal management is better than the Pixel, but video stabilization is worse, IMO.

The delivery of this phone (Christmas gift) was terrible. They threw the box to where the phone box came out of the massive box that it was in. Terrible delivery service. If it were raining - we wouldn’t have a working phone.

I shouldn't even give it one star because, when I received my package, the phone wasn't inside, and BestBuy agents told me several times that they would refund my money. But to this day, they still haven't. I had to file a dispute with the bank and I'm still waiting. If the bank doesn't help me more, BestBuy will have practically stolen my money. Don't buy anything. It's a very unreliable store and doesn't deliver what it promises. Don't make the mistake I made and spend your money on an empty cardboard box! You shouldn't risk losing almost $140 like I did. Now I'm dependent on a dispute with the bank and the uncertainty of whether the bank can help me get my money back. Don't shop at this store!...

This phone was not unlocked as the description said it was. It kept disconnecting from non-verizon sim cards that were inserted.

Not anything special. Basic android. No new or stand out features. Camera is less then great. The only thing I enjoy is the finger sensor on the power button.

This is my fourth Motorola. I find them to be durable, easy to use, and priced right. This phone has a lot of very nice features for the bargain price. The screen resolution and camera are both excellent. The back is coated with a silicone like texture that makes it more secure in my hand. It has plenty of storage for my use and there is the option to add a mini SD card, which is where I store photos. I choose Motorola for how long they last and because they aren't as fragile as most. It doesn't matter what features a phone has if it is going to fail after being bumped around a bit. These can take normal use and hold up for years.

I lowkey hate this phone, but it's part my fault. I didn't have a choice, needed something cheap and it was on sale. I will say I like the outershell though. Functions fine as a phone but heaven forbid you want to listen to music and open Google maps, one of those will probably crash. It can't run Spotify and open the McDonald's app at the same time unless it's a good day. Good for basic use like calls or texting or one app at a time. Terrible for anything even slightly more involved, like switching between web browsing to an app like Door Dash or maps. Very low RAM so do keep this in mind. Camera is decent enough for the price though. Nice colors, a touch low on detail but still nice for the price point. It's a bit slow on even simple games (I don't do a ton of gaming but I have one or two and they run but I can't switch out without the game closing). Battery life is about par. I don't usually have issues getting through the day but it will be depleted by the days end with moderate use, such as occasional games, maps, watching a movie, etc.

The Best of Budget 5G: Design Meets Stamina The Motorola Moto G 5G (2024) is designed for the user who wants reliable, long-lasting performance and modern features like 5G without spending a premium price. Its standout feature is arguably the excellent battery life, combined with a surprisingly premium aesthetic for this price category. The Sage Green color, paired with a tactile vegan leather back panel, gives the phone a distinctive and comfortable feel that instantly elevates it above the typical glossy plastic found on competitors.

I bought the Motorola G 5G 2024 as a last-minute solution, and it turned out to be exactly what I needed. The price is very affordable, yet it offers a wide variety of apps, a good-quality camera, and all the latest features and sensors — including screen mirroring, NFC, and 5G connectivity. I've been using it for almost a year now, and it has consistently performed at 100%. It's durable, impact-resistant, huge memory capacity and the battery easily lasts all day with regular use. Overall, it’s a solid, dependable smartphone that delivers far more than you'd expect for the price. Highly recommended!

I put off writing a review until I had time to use this phone for a while. It's been about a month and I have to say this phone is overall a great purchase. It works as needed, easy to use and figure out, the price was very reasonable, and the phone is fairly sturdy as I've accidentally dropped it a few times and it hasn't cracked or dented.

I’ve been using the Motorola G 2024 for a while now, and I’m really impressed with how much value it offers for the price. The phone feels smooth and responsive in daily use — apps open quickly, multitasking is easy, and the performance is consistent even after long hours of use. The display is bright and sharp, making videos and social media look great. Battery life is another big highlight — I can easily go a full day (and sometimes more) on a single charge, which is perfect for my routine. The camera quality is solid too, capturing clear and vibrant photos in good lighting conditions I also appreciate the clean Android experience with very little bloatware. Motorola’s My UX is simple and user-friendly, and the side gestures (like the double chop for flashlight) are genuinely useful. Overall, the Motorola G 2024 is an excellent budget-friendly smartphone that nails the basics — great battery, good performance, clean software, and solid build quality. Definitely worth it for anyone looking for a reliable everyday phone without spending a fortune.