AT&T Motorola Moto G Play, 32GB, Flash Gray - Prepaid Smartphone

Picked this up at WM after I dropped my other phone on tile. I'm so glad I broke that one because this phone for the price is a down right bargain with so many advanced features. I waited a couple of weeks before writing this review and I'm happy to say this phone is a steal. I might just buy another one to keep in the drawer in case I destroy this one. It is a bit large but will still fit in your front pocket. Camera is awesome as is the resolution. Simple android controls. $50 is a no brainer.

Awesome phone at an excellent price. I have been purchasing prepaid phones for over a decade and using my postpaid sim in them. This phone is incredible. The battery life is like nothing you will ever experience. I am getting 4 to 5 days of battery life. Now I admit I don't walk around with my face stuck in my phone 24/7 but as a comparison I was getting about 12 hours out of my Nokia 3.1a that I have had for the last 2 years. The screen on this phone is amazing. Calls are clear and apps open and run very fast. Only 2 faults I can give this phone is that it's big and heavy. But with a big screen and a big battery that's what you are going to get. One more point for those thinking of getting this phone. Like most of you I like things delivered to my door and despise walking into the store. But in this case I would advise you to either buy in store or order online for pickup in store. My first phone came to my house and apparently they failed to scan it before shipping it therefore the phone was immediately flagged and my at

This is a great phone, especially for the price. The camera is very detailed and easy to use. the operating speed for loading apps is great. The google assistant responds promptly and does a good job understanding me. The screen is large and clear, very easy to see and the battery life is very long.

I love these cheap phones . Does the job

Great phone for the money

The phone is great, unless you need to answer a call. The caller can't hear you and you can't hear them, unless I put it on speaker Very embarrassing when it's job interviewers calling to conduct the phone interview I scheduled, thinking I'd have a phone that worked. Boo!

There is a good chance the phone will not get authenticated during the on line handling . Got the phone swapped sim card worked for one call powered down and was packing to leave town (my Verizon does not work in W. Texas) got a recording stating need to take the phone back to the vendor who sold the phone to get reauthenticated . Took it back to the local Wal-Mart one associate said she has seen this before , we went to electronics hit a wall . Called ATT an was on hold like always forever . Finally they asked me send them my e-receipt from Wal-mart so they can get it authenticated . No resolution confirmation email to date they said 48 hours.

if you order online and pickup be careful, incompetent handler didn't properly checkout so imei will recorded as stolen and when you use insert sim your sim will be locked, out of service until you waste your time calling and proving you are the legit sim user- unnecessary pain and suffering. Told manager about it, unapologetic like it was my fault.

Do not under any circumstances buy this phone online. If you want it, go to the store and buy it. The online purchase process did not activate the phone properly so the phone worked for a day and then stopped working. We had to go into the store, return the phone, buy a new phone, activate the phone, etc. after hours of being on the phone with ATT and Walmart and then ATT and then Walmart and then going to one Walmart and having them not be able to figure it out and then going to another Walmart and waiting in line, and then having to go back again...you get the picture. Don't buy online. Buy it in the store.

Purchased the phone online shipped out got here in great time. However the phone keeps deactivating itself because Walmart did not scan the phone properly. So now it looks as if I stole a device. Now I have to be inconvenienced by having to either return the phone or drive to the nearest Walmart and see if they can then scan the item to show I purchased it from them.