Motorola Moto G Stylus | 2023 | Unlocked | Made for US 4/64GB | 50 MP Camera | Midnight Blue, 162.89 x 74.08 x 9.19mm
$3.10
Description
Compatible with 4G Only - ATandT, ATandT Prepaid, Consumer Cellular, Cricket, Google Fi, H2O Wireless, MetroPCS, Mint Mobile, Net10, Simple Mobile, T-Mobile, Ting Mobile, Total Wireless, Tracfone, Verizon
Built-in stylus. Jot notes, edit photos, sketch artwork, and navigate effortlessly with pinpoint precision.
50MP camera system. Capture sharp and bright photos even in the most challenging light with Quad Pixel technology.
Unbelievable battery life. Never worry about recharging thanks to a 5000mAh battery.
Dolby Atmos audio. Immerse yourself in multidimensional sound, listening with improved bass, cleaner vocals, and more clarity.
6.5" 90Hz display. Enjoy smooth scrolling and fluid viewing on a large HD plus display with a blazing-fast refresh rate.
64GB storage. Hold your everyday inspirations and still have room for apps, photos, songs, and movies.
Water repellent. Worry proof. Don’t let spills or splashes get in the way. Whether you’re going for a run or taking a call in the rain, a water-repellent design keeps your phone protected.
Wi-Fi Hotspot Ready: Moto G Stylus 2023 offers Wi-fi hotspot connectivity in 2.4 GHz plus 5 GHz for the best experience.
In-box: Moto G Stylus 2023, 10W rapid Charger, USB Cable, Guides, SIM tool, stylus pen
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Built-in stylusJot notes, edit photos, sketch artwork, and navigate effortlessly with pinpoint precision. |
50MP camera systemCapture sharp and bright photos even in the most challenging light with Quad Pixel technology. |
Unbelievable battery lifeNever worry about recharging thanks to a 5000mAh battery. |
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Dolby Atmos audioImmerse yourself in multidimensional sound, listening with improved bass, cleaner vocals, and more clarity. |
6.5" 90Hz displayEnjoy smooth scrolling and fluid viewing on a large HD+ display with a blazing-fast refresh rate. |
64GB storageHold your everyday inspirations and still have room for apps, photos, songs, and movies. |
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| Customer Reviews |
4.1 out of 5 stars
2,449
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4.2 out of 5 stars
2,309
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4.2 out of 5 stars
1,200
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4.3 out of 5 stars
2,839
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4.3 out of 5 stars
1,269
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4.1 out of 5 stars
386
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| Price | $172.99 | $179.99 | $259.99 | $175.99 | $399.99 | $569.99 |
| MODEL YEAR | 2023 | 2022 | 2022 | 2021 | 2022 | 2022 |
| GLOBAL UNLOCKED | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| REAR CAMERA | 50MP Quad Pixel | 50MP2 (f/1.9, 0.64um) 8MP Ultra-wide | 50 MP main camera with Quad Pixel technology | 48MP (f/1.7, 0.8μm), Macro Vision | 5MP (f/2.2, 1.12μm) | minimum 4cm focus distance | 50 MP main sensor and Quad Pixel technology | 50MP high-res / 13 MP Ultrawide + Macro Vision |
| FRONT CAMERA | 8MP | 2MP Depth Sensor (f/2.4, 1.75um) | - | 16MP (f/2.2, 1μm) | 16 MP | 32MP |
| DISPLAY | 6.5" HD+ with 90Hz | 6.8” FHD+ Max Vision display | 6.5" HD+ with 90 Hz refresh rate | 6.8" FHD+ Max Vision display | 6.8" Max Vision FHD+ display | 6.6" FHD+ OLED display |
| PROCESSOR | MediaTek Helio G88 | MediaTek Dimensity 700 2.2 GHz octa-core processor | Qualcomm Snapdragon 480 5G processor | Qualcomm Snapdragon 695 processor | MediaTek Dimensity 1050 | |
| BATTERY | 5000mAh | 5000mAh | 5000mAh | 5000mAh | 5000mAh | 5000mAh |
| FINGERPRINT SENSOR | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| WATER PROTECTION | Water repellent design | Water repellent design | Water repellent design | Water repellent design | Water repellent design | Water repellent design |
Additional information
| Style | Deep Indigo, Glam Pink, Midnight Blue, Navy Blue |
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Love this phone. It runs very fast and really enjoy having a stylus for the first time. Pros battery lasts a long time, games and streaming run amazingly, it stays connected a lot better to weaker wifi and cell signal than my previous phone, and its easy to switch from app to app. The cons it comes with a lot of installed apps (I did know this from reviews before buying but still), general camera quality is sucky although it does have nice close up, and SD card cannot be formatted as internal. It's a nice phone especially for the price just would have more memory had I know about the SD card.
I will start by saying I love Motorola products because the last phone I bought from Motorola was $80 and it lasted me 4 whole years. That thing has been dropped SO MANY TIMES, and it still worked really well. I dropped it everywhere. I've even tossed it across the room onto my bed & couch more than I should have. The battery was awesome. I had everything I needed with that phone. Now I have the Motorola 5 G Stylus, and it's still awesome. The camera is better than the old one, the battery lasts a long time, and charges fast. The screen is bigger, and the stylus is so cute. I like drawing, so the stylus is convenient to use. I also like that I get to have this phone in pink. I bought a good quality product for $200 that is going to last years. Yes, I am thrilled with my purchase.
Phone works very well. Stylus is a great add on for those with large fingers. Unfortunately it's the weak link in this phone. After just a short while the stylus broke. It is quite easily replaced (and was) but the lifespan of the original wasn't great. The phone may not be the fastest on the planet in games but does well enough. Photo quality is okay overall. Quite good in daylight, passable in low light. Battery life is okay, usually makes it two days before needing a charge. Playing games for hours on days off tend to lower the battery life to just a day.Purchased to replace a Samsung S-10A and the Motorola is a better phone. A small complaint that the Samsung app store isnt available on Motorola. One or two apps for phone themes were lost in the change over. After a few days of searching apps equal to, or maybe in some ways better were found and installed.Quite happy with this phone.
The Moto 6 has an excellent, long lasting battery, which is important to me. The phone does everything I need it to do, and, overall, I'm happy with the purchase. The only reason I didn't give it five stars is that, while the volume is more than loud enough, the voice/sound quality on the speaker is a somewhat harsh and tinny. That's the only thing I'd fix.
This is my first Moto phone. I have always been a Samsung user but mine was getting older and I needed something newer but not brand new and I adore pink so this was a no-brainer for me. It is a really pretty phone but it is not without issues. It is very slow to start and it freezes often. The stylist is not really work well so I gave up on even trying to use that. It serves the purpose for my texts and internet but would not buy another Moto
I would give this phone 4.5 stars if allowed, but, as I'm not able to, and it isn't fair to round down, I've given it five. In addition, I bought it on sale for $99, and don't use it as my main phone (instead, it's a device to carry when hiking, etc, as well as for some side business stuff), both of which factor into my review.First of all, this phone is very affordable. In addition, the battery life seems to be great so far. Furthermore, unlike other budget devices I've used in the past, such as those from Blu, this doesn't feel slow, outdated, or anything like that. The screen, camera, and everything else are decent, and for the price, they're great.The phone is very, very large, which for some people will be a good thing, and for others a bad thing. Personally, I don't think I could carry this around on a day-to-day basis, as I'm not sure I could fit it in some of my pockets. For my purposes though, it's not a deal-breaker.The only real, objective negatives that I've encountered so far are some software quirks: initially, the time zone defaulted to China, and I had to manually change it, although after a few days I was able to set it back to automatically update without it switching back to China; the alarm does not consistently sound or go off at all; and the UI for Motorola doesn't seem to be as good as Samsung, or even stock Android.Overall, if you're looking for a budget phone, this is a great option, especially if it's on sale. It's not going to be the same quality as a Samsung Series S or Z device, a Google Pixel, etc, but it isn't really meant to directly compete with those.
How many apps do you think you have on your phone? 40? 50? how about your phone from 2 or 3 years ago? 15-20 tops? LOL ah, yes the days when we got excited to get a few free apps or games on our new phones... alas those days are OVER bro! get you a variation of the moto g device family. Out of the box, she is pretty amazing. I didn't have a single complaint really. Super fast, tons of storage, great camera, new updated apps, lots of customizing, etc. JUST WONDERFUL. After a few months it happened, the dreaded update in April I think it was, maybe March, I now have 400+ apps. (I will attach a pic, it shows 399, there have been about 30-40 more that have trickled in since the initial dump, which took about 5-7 days to finish up... and 75-80% are "system apps" (bloatware from any and every carrier in fact.... ALL. OF. THEM.) For example, a bluetooth app for t-mobile, & verizon, & sprint, & metro, && cricket. Before you say, "just uninstall them and move on!" - I did. I have. I've factory reset twice and they're just BUILT INTO THE phones disk memory. There simply is no "delete" them. Some of them, as duplicatory as they are, messing around with them can still brick up your jawn within a few clicks... and before you even start, you are not a dev... so chill, I mean neither am I... but you just stay out of that menu, that app, and that folder. Really, who knows why they name everything in tech sketchy stuff like "com.sys.IM-WATCHING-YOU-PAM.000" and "<%real/secret/23-LISTENER999>... but anyways... JUST PROMISE ME, YOU WON'T GET INTO THAT APP, OR FOLDER.... okay?So Motorola should reimburse me for having to put myself through IT school to teach myself to operate on this phones guts and remove all these garbage apps manually to create the phone I thought I purchased. All you can do is force stop and disable them. Buuut I still feel like they are gathering data, bc, why wound't they be. Its not just this model either, my partner has the moto g stylus 5g and its even worse on theirs. the play store basically never gets a break from constant updates (and then theres the transferring of precious data to the mother ship)yeaaaa we also had to upgrade our home internet plan and router because of all this. We couldn't both use the wifi at the same time doing anything at all. it was crazy. allllllso the apps are gathering intense amounts of data and ALL WANT crazy permissions that have nothing to do with the app itself. like the calculator wants camera permissions... nuts. The sheer number of apps that require making system changes or having total device control... it was too much. I would almost ask for a refund, but from what I see these days most phones are leaning that direction, making money off our god given ones and zeros.... and then still try and look at us in the eyes while they sputter out the retail price of the next generation of your favorite device. can't even hold it down on a free case or something..THEN - - when you finally get a break from force quitting and removing permissions that, somehow keep TURNING BACK on... you might have a few minutes to enjoy a quick photoshoot. NOPE. the camera app it comes with stinks, it just soooo basic.. so then you think, oh, i'll download a cool camera app off play store... NOPE. theres a fricking governor on the camera. That makes it so NO 3rd party camera app will get full usage of ALL THE MEGA PIXELS YOU PAID YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY FOR (48 megs to be precise, which is overkill, but still, you will be lucky to get to use 10 or 12 MP!!)Seriously. And JUST as google starts conveniently implementing the awesome 2 step verification, and authentication keys.... JUST in time for you to have to answer to your wife about why you don't have as much info in your google takeout as she does... yikes... oh and squeeze on some more of that exact same conversation about your FB activity as well.. yaaaaay.So, let me get this straight... I now have to REMEMBER ALL MY UNIQUE PASSWORDS && double log in, && verify 3 ways, all to check a notification thats just a promotional email about the new apps GEWG will put out next week. AND then FINALLY the google security come forward to say they don't trust my log in (bc i've got a VPN) - - - (from guess who - G1 - duh!) and they really cant tell the difference between MY REAL actual login on my trusted device from what it must assume is a HAKKr logging in 3 states away. . . . . . E.V.E.R.Y. LOG - INNNN!at this point i am thinking about a jitterbug and some stress eating of sour worms to relax.but yeah the phones cool, other than that.