Motorola Moto G Unlocked Smartphone
Where to buy
No store is showing a current price right now. The stores below sell it; ask the agent to check today's prices.
Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.
Check today's price at PzDealsAsk our agent about this product
It checks today's price at every store, compares the alternatives and answers in about a minute.
In stock now from Motorola
Our take on the Motorola Moto G Unlocked Smartphone
The Moto G is Motorola's budget unlocked Android phone, built around a big screen, a large battery and 128GB of storage for everyday tasks. It covers calls, messaging, streaming, maps and photos without the cost of a flagship. Compared with rivals like the Samsung Galaxy A-series and Xiaomi's budget phones, it trades camera polish and fast charging for a clean, near-stock Android build and dependable battery life. It suits buyers who want a simple, long-lasting phone rather than top-tier cameras or gaming performance.
- 128GB storage holds plenty of apps, photos and downloads
- Large display suits video and reading
- Big battery gets most users through a full day
- Near-stock Android keeps the interface simple
- Unlocked, so it works with most carriers
Motorola Moto G Unlocked Smartphone prices at every store
- PzDealsCheck price at PzDeals
What reviewers say
Owners treat the Moto G as a solid budget phone that does the basics well. Most praise the battery and the clean software, while camera quality and slow charging come up as the main letdowns.
- BatteryPraisedOwners say it comfortably lasts a full day of normal use.
- CameraCriticisedReviewers find photos acceptable in daylight but soft and noisy in low light.
- SoftwarePraisedThe near-stock Android interface is called simple and free of clutter.
Questions and answers
- Is the Moto G good for everyday use?
- Yes. Calls, messaging, streaming, maps and social apps run smoothly, and the battery lasts a full day for most users.
- How does it compare with the Galaxy A-series?
- The Moto G offers cleaner software and comparable battery life, while Samsung's budget phones usually have better cameras and longer update support.
- Is 128GB enough storage?
- For most people, yes. It holds a large photo and app library, and a microSD card can add more if needed.
- Does it work with all carriers?
- As an unlocked phone it works on major US carriers, but check compatibility with smaller or prepaid networks before buying.
- Is it good for gaming?
- Only for light games. The chipset handles casual titles but drops frames on demanding 3D games.
- What comes in the box?
- The phone, a charger and cable, and basic documentation. A case and screen protector are usually not included.
