Motorola Moto G Fast | 2020 | Unlocked | Made for US 3/32GB | 16MP Camera | White
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Size: 32GB
Color: White
Features
- Display: 6.4-inch Max Vision HD display with 16:9 aspect ratio for vivid visuals and immersive viewing experience.
- Camera: 16MP triple camera system with Macro Vision lens for detailed closeups and ultra-wide 4x optical zoom lens for expansive landscapes.
- Performance: Fast Qualcomm Snapdragon 665 octa-core processor and 3GB RAM deliver smooth and responsive performance.
- Battery: 4000mAh battery provides up to 2 days of power on a single charge.
- Connectivity: Unlocked GSM/CDMA smartphone with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.0, and USB Type-C charging port for seamless connectivity.
- Design: Sleek and slim slate-style design with front and rear glass and metal frame for premium look and feel.
- Security: Fingerprint sensor for quick and secure access to your phone.
- Additional Features: Water-repellent design to protect against accidental spills or splashes.
- Software: Runs on Android 10 operating system with no bloatware or unwanted apps.
- Package Contents: Includes charger, USB cable, SIM tool, and device in white color.
Description
Introducing moto g fast. Experience incredible performance with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 665 and 3GB RAM as your phone responds instantly to every tap, touch, and swipe. Capture the perfect shot in any situation with the triple camera system including a Macro Vision and ultra-wide lens. All powered by an amazing 2 days of battery life. moto g fast. Superior performance is closer than you think.
Brand: Motorola
Operating System: Android
Ram Memory Installed Size: 3 GB
CPU Model: Snapdragon
CPU Speed: 2 GHz
Memory Storage Capacity: 32 GB
Screen Size: 6.4 inches
Resolution: 720 x 1280
Refresh Rate: 60
Model Name: Moto G fast 2020 US - XT2045-3
Operating System: Android
RAM Memory Installed: 3 GB
Processor Series: Snapdragon
Processor Speed: 2 GHz
Memory Storage Capacity: 32 GB
Color: White
SIM Card Slot Count: Dual SIM
Connector Type: USB Type C
Form Factor: Bar
Biometric Security Feature: Fingerprint Recognition
Human-Interface Input: Touchscreen with Stylus Support
Sim Card Size: Nano
Water Resistance Level: Water Repellent
Headphones Jack: 3.5 mm
Additional Features: Water Resistant
Flash Memory Supported Size Maximum: 32 GB
Material Features: Premium Glass and Metal Build
Rear Facing Camera Photo Sensor Resolution: 16 mp
Camera Description: 16MP camera
Shooting Modes: Macro
Optical Sensor Resolution: 16 mp
Number of Front Cameras: 1
Battery Capacity: 4000 milliamp_hours
Battery Description: Lithium-Ion
Battery Power: 4000
Battery Average Life: 14 hours
Phone Talk Time: 15 hours
Average Battery Life Talk Time: 48 hours
GPS Geotagging Functionality: True
Screen Size: 6.4 inches
Resolution: 720 x 1280
Refresh Rate: 60
Display Type: LCD
Aspect Ratio: 169
Display Resolution Maximum: 720 x 1440
Display Pixel Density: 112.5 pixels_per_inch
Wireless Provider: AT&T
Cellular Technology: 4G
Connectivity Technology: Networks + Bands 2G GSM band 2/3/5/8 2G CDMA BC0/1/10 3G WCDMA band 1/2/4/5/8 4G LTE band 1/2/3/4/5/7/8/12/13/14/17/25/26/29/30/38/41/66/71 Bluetooth Technology Bluetooth 5.0 NFC No Wi-Fi Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac | 2.4 GHz & 5 GHz | Wi-Fi hotspot Location Services GPS, AGPS, LTEPP, SUPL,Glonass, Galileo SIM Card Single Nano SIM
Wireless Network Technology: CDMA, GSM, LTE
Brand: Motorola
Model Year: 2020
Built-In Media: Device moto g fast Components Charger, USB Type-C cable, guides, SIM tool
Warranty Description: US Warranty
Manufacturer: Motorola
Model Series: G
Specific Uses For Product: Sports
UPC: 840023202551
Item Type Name: moto G fast (2020 US) – Global Unlocked – 32GB – Mystic Indigo (US Warranty) - Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, Boost, Cricket, & Metro
Item Weight: 6.68 ounces
Item Dimensions: 6.37 x 2.98 x 0.36 inches
Effective Video Resolution: 8 pixels
Video Capture Resolution: 1080p
Frame Rate: 30 FPS, 60 FPS
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Top Amazon Reviews
Size: 128GB
Color: Blue
They say you get what you pay for. Well, the 6 or so previous android devices I have had have all been budget phones/tablets selling themselves with amazing specs on the cheap. And every single one of them has had issues ranging from cheap construction to ridiculously low storage space and/or memory/ram clogged with bloatware apps to out and out device failures within a year or less. Enter this mid-range smartphone. Zero complaints so far as the product itself is concerned. Ample room for dozens of apps so you don't have to use an sd-card as additional internal storage (and the multitude of problems that causes). Enough memory/ram to run a dozen apps at once without them closing as soon as you switch apps (probably a bit less if you are running high-end 3d games). The video display is crisp and clear, and at a decent resolution. No lag or stuttering in games, at least not due to the device. The wi-fi connection is slightly better than acceptable. I'd even go so far as to say very good connection, barring weak signals or dead zones. The camera - while not phenomenal - takes clearer pictures and video than anything I've been used to in the past. Will I be getting offers for my pictures from National Geographic any time soon? No, but I am certainly not complaining. I can't comment on night vision yet as I've had no reason to use it yet. I also cannot comment on the fingerprint reader or face scan capabilities as I prefer using a pin number. The stereo audio is excellent and can be loud enough to warrant turning the volume down. No volume booster apps are needed here. My only caveats so far are not due to the phone itself but to related issues. If you are on lifeline and looking to switch devices for a better phone than the junk they send you, this phone will only be accepted by a few lifeline providers. Find out if your carrier lets you Byop (bring your own phone) beforehand. On lifeline, it is NOT as simple as using your old sim card in this new phone unless you get lucky. Assurance wireless does NOT accept any phone not bought from and/or shipped by them, and several other lifeline providers also do not accept byop (safelink and qlink are two providers that do let you byop). You may have to switch providers, and if so, be prepared for jumping through multiple hoops, making dozens of tech support calls, fighting with automated phone systems., and temporarily losing your lifeline service until your new provider verifies you qualify. According to the lifeline.org website, the transfer of your lifeline service should be simple, and almost immediate. Good luck getting a support representative that actually knows how to do that, and expect to ask for supervisors more than once. You will also very probably have to get a new sim card, as this does not come with one. Find out whatever the lifeline provider you go with supports for sim cards. Don't just buy one based on reviews or product questions that say "Oh, yeah, sure that worked for me". I ended up going through 3 sim cards because I didn't ask a provider first. Note that getting service for this phone if you are NOT seeking to keep any pre-existing lifeline service should be quite simple. Also, be careful when buying a phone protector case. There is every possibility of one significantly blocking the wifi receiver, and somewhat muffling the 2nd stereo speaker. Those things aside, if you are used to budget phones with amazing specs that don't quite deliver what they promised and/or have the lifespan of a fruit fly, spend the extra $100-$150 on this phone. It's worth it. It far outperforms any android device I have had in the $200 or less range.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2021 by Joseph (Kamyk)
Size: 128GB
Color: Blue
My pixel 4XL broke due to rapidly discharging battery (warranty is covering it) and I ended up buying a Moto g stylus (2020) last week for $199. I was blown away by the minimal difference in real world usage between this phone and the pixel 4XL. I use my phone quite a bit for texting, browsing, photos, and light gaming. I don't use NFC features. So with that out of the way, I can accurately say that I really have been paying too much for features/ specs that I don't really see much of a difference in when it comes to real world usage. I think I was getting too worked up on things reviewers would say or bring up that really didn't matter to me, yet somehow I worried it would be a problem. I am pleased to find that I don't have lag issues, even with more demanding games, and the phone has yet to bog down on me, though i am a stickler for managing background processes. The camera quality is noticeable, but not by much! Quite honestly it's really good when judged on its own. It even has some cool features that the pixel lacked (action cam). The battery life is fantastic. The phone lacks the charging speed of others, but the life of the battery more than makes up for that. This phone can last me almost two days, which is something I haven't seen since my old LG phone back in 2010. I've been a stickler for pure android , but honestly the Moto g skin is very close to stock. The always on display and Moto motion controls should be an industry standard! I didn't think I would care about them until I gave them a try. I normally don't care what a manufacturer adds to a software experience, but this is quite useful! The screen really doesn't look all that different to me, despite one being LCD. I also love the stereo speakers. They are LOUD and clear! My pixel 4XL died within a year . I paid a good $550 for that. A few years back I paid $650 for my pixel 2 (still runs strong). At $199 I am seeing very little difference in real world usage between the Moto G Stylus and the Pixel 4XL. Except now I have much better battery life, less updates, a slightly weaker camera, amazing speakers, and a stylus to play around with. Other than that it's pretty much the same experience, which really let's me know that I've been wasting too much money on higher end phones. I was bracing myself for a much slower phone with issues, and that simply is not the case at all. We will see how this pans out over time. Even if I get only half a year out of this phone, it would still be a far better value than what I got out of the 4XL. As long as the Moto G Stylus holds up, I could easily see myself using this phone for the next 2-3 years. Unfortunately, I had to return the phone, but not because the phone was defective in any way. B it was because of Verizon wireless being behind the times and purposely limiting the speeds of this phone. I might have not ever noticed it had I not performed multiple speedtests. Verizon can be quite archaic when it comes to unlocked phones that they don't sell in their store. I hate Verizon but can not switch at this time. The phone does with great with other networks, but apparently there is a Verizon wireless version of the Moto G Stylus that Verizon pushes it's users to have while gimping the unlocked version of this phone.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2021 by Brandon
Size: 128GB
Color: Blue
O9/03/20: Google or Motorola finally partially fixed the problem with not being able to edit/save/delete photos stored on the SD card. I changed the storage location of my photos (in the camera app) to the SD card and took a photo. I was able to edit & save the photo, but not delete it. It also saves the edited photo to the phone's internal storage. No problem. I can go to "files", find it in the images and then delete it in either location. All in all, this is a great phone for the money! Updated 07/24/20. I originally gave this phone 3 stars because it is the only phone that I know of that does not have a "gallery" and Google Photos cannot access photos on an SD card without the gallery. (More info below) I have read reviews where people complained about there being no navigation buttons at the bottom of the screen, but there is an option in settings to use normal navigation buttons (search for system navigation). Someone complained about battery life, since this phone has a larger battery than most, but the more you use it, the better it gets. It stops apps from running in the background when you don't use them very often. I am very pleased with the battery life and I have tons of apps on the phone. All in all, this is a great budget phone. It takes better pictures than any other budget phones I've had and has more internal storage, plus even more with the slot for a micro SD card. Even Motorola says that you can put another launcher on the phone to do e more with it. I install Nova Launcher Premium on every phone I buy; it is well worth it! I also install the Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard to create the kind of keyboard I have on my PC with a number row on top and to "swipe" type. I'm not good with my thumbs. Now for my 1st review: I like the phone, but if you want to save/edit pictures saved to the micro SD card using Google Photos, forget it. Motorola did away with the photo gallery and Google Photos cannot access the SD card without the gallery. Eventually your photos & videos will take more & more of the internal storage, unless you use the Google Cloud only & delete the photos from the internal storage. Why have the SD card if you can't put your pictures & videos on it, Motorola?!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2020 by JanetE
Size: 32GB
Color: White
The Moto G Fast seems to be a great phone so far. I have used it two days and I still have 40 percent on the Battery. It has good sound and visibility. The cameras are fine for me, way more than I am used to. It has a bigger screen than I am used to but the phone pockets well with a thin phone cover. It is as fast as my older android 8 phone that I won't name that when new was between 600 to 800 dollars. I was concerned it may not be as fast as my wife's larger Moto G Power with 1080 screen and 4GB of ram but I set hers up and I can't see much difference in speed or the screen for what I use a phone for. Maybe I would if I gamed on it or watched lots of hd movies but that is not what a phone is for in my opinion. For the sale price here on amazon for this 2020 phone with android 10 I couldn't pass it up and so far I am glad I didn't. This Motorola G fast worked great in transferring my contacts and files from my old phone and after loading my ATT sim card and micro SD card with my music on it all worked well. Motorola phones do operate a little different than the other android phones in some areas but it isn't much of a learning curve. I think for the money, if they last as described, they will be hard to beat and maybe they will force some of the other ridiculously priced phones to come back down to earth. Hope this helps. 12/12/2022 Update: I am still very happy with this phone, I have to charge it about every 4th or 5th day but I am not on my phone 24/7 like some folks. It has not missed a beat and I can not see buying another one unless this one breaks. I don't know why Motorola stopped building this one, maybe it was too good, lol. Check the used market and you don't find many of these for sale, I suspect it is because they are too good to get rid of. They have held their value better than most. Just my humble opinion. 02-27-2024 Update: This phone is still running great and is used daily. It still last anywhere from 3 to 5 days without needing a charge, I am not on it 24/7 like some folks are. O course we are past the security updates, wish Motorola kept them updated with newer kernel versions and security updates. If they still made these phones I would buy another new one. These where so good I guess they had to discontinue it, go figure.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2020 by ak2012
Size: 128GB
Color: Blue
I bought this as a backup phone and I'm shocked at how good it is. My main phone is a OnePlus McLaren 5G, which has a more high-end features, but I barely like it more than the Moto G Stylus. I used the Moto G Stylus as my main phone for a few days and was very impressed. The only things that brought me back to the my OnePlus was the 5G and that I paid a heck of a lot more for the OnePlus. What I liked more about the Stylus than the OnePlus: The flat screen that allowed me to easily apply a glass screen protector. I could not use a regular glass screen protector on the OnePlus because it causes the fingerprint reader to stop working. The rounded sides of the screen also don't make applying a screen too easy. I read that you need to use glass screen protectors with a UV reactive adhesive with the OnePlus if you want to use the in-screen fingerprint scanner. I did not want to deal with that. The fingerprint reader on the back of the Stylus is much better than the OnePlus because it worked every time! The OnePlus fingerprint reader is much too finicky and will not work if my skin is too dry (a constant problem with all the hand washing these days). The Stylus has a front facing camera hole in the screen, which I prefer over the popup camera on the OnePlus. I must sometimes use the camera on my OnePlus when the fingerprint reader repeatedly fails. I considered using this instead of the fingerprint reader, but the popup camera would have to be used too often. Other things I really liked about the Stylus: The Stylus has a generous 128GB of storage and expandable storage. I added a 128GB MicroSD card, and I doubt it will ever get used since most of my data is moved to the cloud. The 4GB of RAM is barely enough and I did notice a little stutter when scrolling through news articles. I don't know if this is from RAM or screen refresh rate. Apps and processes seemed to run fast enough, so the stutter when scrolling may be the refresh rate. I don't know a lot about the screen, but I found it more than good enough for me. The detail and colors looked great. I'm not a camera critic and this one seemed more than good enough for me. The only other drawback was the lack of 5G on T-Mobile, which is somewhat new. This phone did have the newer T-Mobile band 71, which helps to ensure better connectivity, but their 5G has made a big difference for me in my area. I can get web pages to load on my OnePlus where this phone couldn't get them to load, even though the phone reported a good signal. So all in all, I almost like this economy phone as much as a much more expensive, high-end phone. I give this phone five stars and it's features far exceed the price. Unless you must need 5G on T-Mobile, it will be hard to find a better phone for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2020 by Owner
Size: 128GB
Color: Blue
I've been a Samsung Galaxy owner from the beginning. I've owned an s1,s3, and can s6. When my last phone began to really lose its functionality, I started looking again at Samsung's flagships again. Super pricey, but it's what I know. My brother picked up a moto G stylus and recommended it. Several days of research, trying to make a decision on whether to spend a thousand dollars and stay in my comfort zone or try something new for a couple hundred dollars... I landed on the moto g stylus and I'm not at all disappointed. I'm satisfied completely and saved several hundred dollars and still upgraded from my s6. It does everything I need it to do. The stylus itself is actually not too bad, in fact I'm using it right now to write this :). There is a very sight lag by comparison to other note phones, but it's hardly a dealbreaker. My primary reason for wanting a stylus was for work notes, and it works well enough. The only issue I have (and my bro) is that when USBc cable is attached for charging or file transfer, the stylus is almost unusable. Some kind of bug, but really, you don't need to keep it married to the charger because the battery life is phenomenal so it's never really an issue. I rarely have a concern about battery life and I use it constantly for music, videos, browsing and reading. I don't even need to keep it plugged in when I go to bed at night, as I'm confident I'll still get all of tomorrow out of it. Another standout feature really are the built in speakers on this thing. They actually do sound really, really good. Beyond my expectations. Fingerprint scanner works so much better and more consistently than my s6 ever did. What a joke. I also love some of the gestures, mostly the twist to summon the camera on demand, and a quick shake to turn the flashlight on/off. I love it, super easy. Built in storage is high, sd card slot available for even more storage, using previous Verizon sim worked just fine. I highly recommend this phone on a budget, but also even if you're not. A few hundred bucks can go somewhere else in your life. I work in construction, and the best part about this phone is that if it takes a beating or gets broken, worst case I'm out $200, not $1000+. The things that had me concerned about this phone based on reviews, really weren't a big deal unless you insist on cutting edge quality that most people just wouldn't notice. For work I need a good camera, note taker, a nice and large display to show pictures to clients, battery life, and good sound for music playback. It is possible that this phone lacks features you absolutely must have so keep doing your research... But for me this phone nailed it. My gf is jealous and intends to pick one up also. Writing from my moto g stylus.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2021 by R W
Size: 128GB
Color: Blue
This thing is awesome!!! Just got it today, activated it on my MetrobyTmobile plan, and I'M LOVING IT!! It's a bit smaller than I expected, but just a tiny bit. Other than that, I'm more than satisfied. THE SCREEN IS SUPER CRISP AND BRIGHT. The different features will have you playing with this thing for days! I am uncertain about the battery, but it came over 60% charged, right out of the box. What I can't get over is how good the BACK looks. I don't usually pay attention to this like that, but...this one almost looks too good to put a cover on (too bad I have to; I drop things too much). Way too many features to name, and I haven't checked them all out yet. Just get the phone for yourself. IT'S WORTH THE MONEY. UPDATE: Even though I cracked the screen (told you I needed the OtterBox), I still cannot put this phone down! This phone does so much, I haven't finished learning yet! UPDATE: FORGET EVERYTHING I SAID ABOUT THIS PHONE. IT DOES NOT WORK. The screen cracked, just a little bit, and this thing LOST ITS MIND. It won't even connect to the network anymore without WiFi. I had to switch back to my old phone, which will fail soon, so I still need a phone. Save your money. UPDATE#2: Went and got the real thing, from an actual dealer....the other one must have been a look-alike knock-off. Not only have I dropped it several times, with no cracks, it even FELL INTO THE TUB. I rescued it, dried it off, and waited for it to stop working.....but it didn't. It just kept playing my movie the whole time, like nothing was wrong. I thoroughly recommend this phone, BUT MAKE SURE IT'S THE REAL THING.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2020 by Will
Size: 128GB
Color: Blue
The phone itself is amazing for the price. I use a galaxy s10 for work but needed to replace my old s8 that I had been using for personal use. I didn't want to shell out over $1000 for a flagship and picked this up when I saw it for $299. Overall the phone is snappy and I don't have any complaints comparing it to my other phone. The screen is noticibly worse especially around the camera cutout where you can see some hazyness but that's to be expected for $700 cheaper. It performs fairly nice in casual games and you won't have any issues scrolling through your news feed. The reason I give it 3 stars has to do with the service. I'm on the same network as before calling the same people so I am sure it's the phone. I can not have a call go longer than 20/30 minutes without the call just randomly dropping. My husband is in the military and gone for the moment so I end up making a ton more phone calls than the average person. We are usually on the phone 3+ hours every single day. To make matters worse there is no audible noise when a call is ended making it even more frustrating. You could be explaining something and you look up and they've missed everything you said. If you only text or use groupme and social media this phone does the job great. But phones are calling devices for me and I honestly can't recommend one that has this many service issues.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2020 by jas