TracFone - Motorola Moto E6 with 16GB Memory Prepaid Cell Phone - Starry Black

This was a purchase for a friend that needed a new phone fast. I was a little hesitant to purchase it for them but it turned out to be a good investment as they really like it! It is an Android phone and they found it easy to learn and use after using an IPhone for a few years. It has all the features you'd expect in a cellphone such as internet, email, wifi, front and rear camera (admittedly they are not as good as those found in an IPhone or higher prices Android phones) and they are able to add more storage for photos or music via a micro SD card. It's a prepaid phone so you add minutes via their app or via the web. You can also add minutes using auto pay with a debit or credit card. Overall it was a good investment for the money.

An excellent budget phone with a nice picture, many useful features, decent cameras, decent sound, and an octa-core processor? Unheard of excellence for the money (I've seen this model priced new for as low as $40, factory-refurbished for $20). I recommend the Moto e6 for someone on a very tight budget who needs a good, reliable phone to own outright without a lease or contract payment, or to someone who wants a perfectly good back-up for their primary (and far more expensive) phone.

I needed a temporary phone for working remotely from home, and I chose this device given it was on sale and Tracfone had favorable unlimited minutes/text plans. Although I am used to a recent model iPhone and not familiar with the Android OS, this phone gets the job done and is a good value.

Great little phone. Has all I need. Doesn't drop calls and my texts always go through on the Tracfone network. My Moto came with 32GB's internal memory and that is plenty for all the apps I use. Dropped in a 64GB micro card and it gives me plenty of storage for music and pics. Camera is good, not great like the expensive phones but it's still pretty good. I remember when Motorola phones were the best phones you could buy, for this price, these Moto phones still are.

Great phone. Poor Best Buy website and customer service. Phone advertised to be 32gb on the website and customer service confirmed with me that it was indeed 32gb but when received, it was only 16gb. This is a pretty basic piece of information that should be accurate.

This is a nice light phone for someone who doesn't need bells and whistles. Got it for my mother who was looking for a new smartphone (hers was about 4 years old). The screen is big and the font can be made large, the camera is good, and it's straightfoward. The one thing that made me dock a star is that it came with quite a lot of unnecessary apps that downloaded themselves and I had to spend time uninstalling them. Can't beat the price though.

It's cheap. It's my first smartphone, and I haven't thrown it across the living room when I couldn't sync it with my laptop with an app that was supposed to work. Tracfone is for the real antisocial, and this one replaced a flip phone, so how good would it need to be, really? So if you want a phone so cheap, you don't care if you drop it in a urinal; this may be what you're looking for.

this is a pretty good phone. it's screen is very bright. vivid colors. i would have given it a 5 star. but two main things i have a problem with is the up-down volume buttons. way too small. i press them i can't get them to do anything. also the power button, it's even smaller. same thing, i press it, nothing happens.maybe every 8th try it finally turns off. same for turning it on.