Moto G Power | 2021 | 3-Day battery | Unlocked | Made for US by Motorola | 4/64GB | 48MP Camera | Gray
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Color: Gray
Size: 64GB
Style: G Power
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- Unlocked for the freedom to choose your carrier. Compatible with AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon networks. Sim card not included. Customers may need to contact Sprint for activation on Sprints network. To use this Device on Verizon, first, provision your SIM through Verizon Wireless. Log in to your account on Verizon Wireless. Devices - activate or switch devices - activate.Optical sensor resolution:48 megapixels.Maximum display resolution:HD+ (1600x720) | 267ppi .Display Type:IPS.Form_factor : Bar
- Up to three-day battery. Capture more of life without stopping to recharge thanks to a 5000 mAh battery.Aspect Ratio: 19:9
- 48 MP triple camera system. Take stunning photos in any light, as well as beautifully blurred portraits and incredibly detailed closeups.
- 6.6" Max Vision HD, display. Watch games, movies, and video chats come to life on an ultra-wide screen.
- Has a 2020 Qualcomm Snapdragon 662 processor, updated from the 2019 Qualcomm Snapdragon 665 in the moto g power 2020.Lag-free performance. Get more done without slowing down thanks to a speedy Qualcomm Snapdragon 662 processor.
- Water-repellent design3. Keep your phone safe from accidental spills and splashes.
- My UX Your phone. Your experience. With My UX, your phone works the way you want. Control it with simple gestures, customize your entertainment settings, and create a look thats one in a million. The new My UX. Its all you.
- Operating System: Android 10
- Wi-Fi Hotspot Ready: Moto G Power (2021) offers Wi-fi hotspot connectivity in 2.4 GHz , 5 GHz for the best experience.
- In-box: Moto G Power (2021), 10W rapid Charger, USB Cable, Guides, SIM tool
Description
Want longer battery life and gorgeous photos? Get moto g power. With its 5000 mAh battery, you can go up to three days on a single charge. Enjoy that weekend getaway without ever worrying about recharging. moto g power packs a 48 MP triple camera system2, so you can capture stunning images in any light, everywhere you go. Want a better view on the move? Watch games, movies, and video chats come to life on an ultra-wide 6.6" screen. Want to lose that annoying lag? Get more done with a speedy processor. How about a phone that’s not afraid to get a little wet? No worries. Wanna capture more of life? You got it.
Brand: Motorola
Operating System: Android 10.0
Ram Memory Installed Size: 4 GB
CPU Model: Qualcomm Snapdragon S1 MSM7225
CPU Speed: 2.4 GHz
Memory Storage Capacity: 64 GB
Screen Size: 6.6 inches
Resolution: 1600 x 720
Model Name: Moto G Power
Wireless Carrier: Unlocked
Operating System: Android 10.0
RAM Memory Installed: 4 GB
Processor Series: Qualcomm Snapdragon S1 MSM7225
Processor Speed: 2.4 GHz
Memory Storage Capacity: 64 GB
Color: Gray
SIM Card Slot Count: Dual SIM
Connector Type: USB Type C
Form Factor: Bar
Biometric Security Feature: Fingerprint Recognition
Human-Interface Input: Keyboard, Numeric Keypad, Touchscreen
Sim Card Size: Nano
Water Resistance Level: Water Repellent
Headphones Jack: 3.5 mm
Additional Features: 3-Day battery, 48 MP triple camera system, water-repellent design
Flash Memory Supported Size Maximum: 64 GB
Front Photo Sensor Resolution: 8 mp
Rear Facing Camera Photo Sensor Resolution: 48 mp
Camera Description: Rear
Shooting Modes: Portrait
Optical Sensor Resolution: 48 mp
Number of Rear Facing Cameras: 3
Number of Front Cameras: 1
Item Weight: 12 ounces
Item Dimensions: 6 x 4 x 2 inches
Effective Video Resolution: 720 pixels
Video Capture Resolution: 1080p
Frame Rate: 30 fps, 60 fps
Screen Size: 6.6 inches
Resolution: 1600 x 720
Display Type: LCD
Display Resolution Maximum: 720x1600
Display Pixel Density: 267 pixels_per_inch
Wireless Provider: Unlocked
Cellular Technology: LTE, GSM, CDMA, UMTS
Connectivity Technology: LTE, GSM, CDMA, UMTS, Wi-Fi
Wireless Network Technology: Wi-Fi
Brand: Motorola
Model Year: 2019
Manufacturer: Motorola
Model Series: G Power
UPC: 840023207471
Unit Count: 1 Count
Battery Capacity: 5000 milliamp_hours
Battery Power: 5000
Battery Average Life: 3 days
Phone Talk Time: 6 hours
GPS Geotagging Functionality: True
Supported Satellite Navigation System: GPS
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Size: 64GB
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This is my second "g power". I will admit this seems like motorola has gone backwards from the 2020 g power, but actually I don't see a big difference in performance or any noticeable drop or lag. It's basically the same phone as the other prior models in the g power line that only the most stubborn geek would care to notice. For the price, you really can't get a better phone. Due to my work environment, I am very very hard on phones. and every year or so, I get a new one in this line of motorola phones, because I cannot afford to be without a phone even for couple of days awaiting a replacement if my old phone bites the dust. My only complaint is that motorola has not designed a easy method for transferring google messages from the old phone to the new phone. This is something that samsung has done for years and apple too and several other phones. So there are some additional steps you have to take to transfer messages and other data (like calendar and alarm, and even your own custom home background), from the old phone to the new. Some of this is due to google not designing the android ecosystem as robustly as it needs to be, but there are methods and even some apps that make transfering of data between phones possible. last comment: I searched several tech sites about motorola "think shield". It's apparently a type of secure bootloader similar to samsung knox, but to be honest, the lack of transparency from motorola on this new tech is a head scratcher. One is left wondering why motorola has chosen to not publish the complete open source code to review so that a level of confidence and trust can be established. I might be paranoid, but I am old enough and have the experience and background to realize that when ANY tech company refuses to share important details about "security", there is likely some monkey business happening they don't want anyone to know about. Does this mean I will not buy motorola? Obviously not, but lets be clear. think shield did not exist on the g power 2020 model. And I never had and I know no one who has ever had a hack of their 2020 g power moto phones either! So that raises the question of why? It's an interesting question. I would hope that motorola would be more open about this and share how this technology is used and what kind of data they do collect from it, and if they share this private data or not. That IS an important question, even if motorola is not doing something particularly harmful. what is potentially harmful is that any data collected from this new tech might be subject of interests from hackers and criminals. So we would want to know exactly how motorola is collecting this data and how they are protecting it from unwanted snooping and criminal and of course central governments who have increased a broad range of lawful and unlawful surveillance. Final: I like the phone. the build quality is good and seems just as durable as the old 2020 g power model. I could have bought another 2020 "new" model again, but the 2020 model would not upgrade to android 12 (consumer cellular/att), and any saving in cost was really only about 30 bucks. I don't regret buying this new model, but I was somewhat surprised that motorola and amazon do not advertise or even mention the think shield security. That does raise some red flags. I also am not pleased with how motorola pushes/nags with the line of apps I do not want. One of the selling points with motorola is that it is nearly identical to stock vanilla android. That seems to have changed and now motorola seems to have developed their new models to push crapware. I don't need tick tock. I don't need and don't want that nag ware constantly reminding me to install it as a "recommendation" from motorola. The only workaround I have found to stop the endless nagware is to actually agree to install the entire ensemble of crapware. Then delete all the data and the uninstall the apps they recommend. So far, that is the only workaround. So much for "almost stock android"!
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Color: Gray
Size: 64GB
Style: G Power
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Size: 64GB
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Color: Gray
Size: 64GB
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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2021 by John Jurkiewicz
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Style: G Power
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2021 by SUNnFUN
Color: Gray
Size: 64GB
Style: G Power
I personally do not use the fingerprint reader or face recognition, but what I do look for in a phone is customizability and storage space. By far, this is the BEST phone I have ever owned and well worth the money! I love having so many different choices of backgrounds. On this phone there is well over 300 different backgrounds. Not to mention how large the phone is which is great! Now when my boyfriend hogs the TV I am going to be one of those people who watches netflix on their phone. Couldn't do it before, you know why? My phone was too small! Oh and did I forget? When I had a game open, I turned the volume up and said, "holy s*** that's LOUD!!!" sound quality is outstanding, I didn't take any pictures yet but I did open the camera and it's sharp! This phone is well worth the money. I have gone through so many phones and I wanted a high quality phone to last me a long time, and this is it. ***Update: so I've been playing around with it some more, and the extras are sweet! You can place three fingers on the phone to take a screen shot, twist your wrist twice to open the camera and make a chopping motion to turn your flashlight on. I don't know if these are on other moto phones, but they're once again more perks for me personally to love this phone.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2021 by MacKenzie M.
Color: Gray
Size: 64GB
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I will start with the 2 worst, most functionally-deficient things. I ended up returning it because of the first defect. Maybe they will patch it? 1. The status bar is all messed up. This phone has the camera cutout as a little dot on the left, so that space can't be used. But it ALSO prohibits icons in a center area as if it had a medium-sized notch there, which it doesn't. This leaves space in the status area for no more than FOUR notification icons before it does a little dot thing as if you are overflowing. Did they forget to change the software from a previous model which had a giant notch there? It makes this phone unusable for me. I need a status bar with room for a bunch of stuff I have going on constantly. I need to see download and message statuses for multiple things. My current phone, a Blu XL4, has an option to ignore the top sliver of the display with the garbage "notch" so I have a full-width status bar. Motorola does not, AND they messed up the default. There is no way to use this phone if you need more than 4 icons visible. 2. There is no screenshot icon in the pull-down menu. I need to take a lot of screenshots, and the power/volume combo is both annoying to use and wears out the buttons. Motorola's new method requires you to tap-and-hold with 3 fingers on the screen. The problem with that is it activates buttons/links/etc on a lot of pages. So you will need to download some shady 3rd-party app with adds or whatever if you want to add a screenshot function. It also has a (not)"helpful" menu which pops up every time you do a screen shot, which gets in the way. 3. I don't use split-screen much, but if you do... you can't long-press the recent app icons to do this. Motorola's idea is to swipe from the center of the left edge of the screen (oh how clever, cut the screen in half!). Problem: THAT GESTURE IS ALREADY USED BY ALMOST EVERY APP to access menus. Did the genius who removed the long-press method to replace it with side-swipe not know this? Now some less-important details... One good thing: it does have double-tap to wake the display. This should be standard. It saves wear on the power button and is sometimes more convenient depending on how you are using the phone. You can't turn off a mystery feature which wakes the display in response to the slightest wiggle or movement. You can't turn of a wallpaper animation which stretches your wallpaper and displays it in a distorted form, and then shrinks it to normal temporarily when you touch menus. Your wallpaper will spend most of its time blurred. The fingerprint sensor can't lock the display. You must click the button. I don't know why. I had 2 other Motorola phones which would let you lock them by touching the sensor. Another way Motorola really wants you to click the power button constantly. The reason I prefer not to have the power button used for everything is because the only phone I had break in the past several years was a Moto E4, and the power button stopped working. About that camera... it's pretty good, but FYI it doesn't give you 48MP pictures (you kind of knew it wouldn't). They use a 48MP sensor and you end up with 12MP pictures. The idea is to reduce noise by averaging groups of 4 pixels. It works somewhat, and I like the pictures, but calling it a 48mp camera makes it sound much better than it is.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2022 by A Customer