Motorola Moto G Stylus | 2020 | Unlocked | Made for US 4/128GB | 48MP Camera | Indigo
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Color: Blue
Features
- Capture outstanding photos and ultra-wide videos with the 48MP triple camera system
- Edit images precisely or take notes using the built-in stylus
- Up to 2 days of battery life on a single charge
- Enjoy crystal clear audio with Dolby tuned dual stereo speakers
- Blazing fast performance with an octa-core processor and 128GB storage
- Always look great on video calls thanks to the 16MP low-light selfie camera
- 6.4" Full HD+ Max Vision display brings games and movies to life
Description
With its 48 MP, AI-powered triple camera system, moto g stylus captures outstanding shots in every situation. Sharper, brighter low-light photos with a 48 MP1 main sensor featuring Night Vision. Thrilling ultra-wide action videos. And incredibly detailed close-up shots up to 2cm away. Want to edit your photos with pinpoint precision? Slide out the stylus to retouch an image or jot down a note. View it all on a 6. 4" Max Vision Full HD+ display, and enjoy dual stereo speakers tuned by Dolby. All this, along with up to two days of battery life, lightning-fast performance, and 128 GB of storage. moto g stylus. You + perfection. The Bluetooth Technology used in this product is Bluetooth 5.0.
Brand: Motorola
Operating System: Android
Ram Memory Installed Size: 4 GB
CPU Model: Mediatek Dimensity 920
CPU Speed: 2.4 GHz
Memory Storage Capacity: 128 GB
Screen Size: 6.4 inches
Resolution: HD+ (2300 x 1080) | 399ppi
Refresh Rate: 60
Model Name: Moto G stylus 2020 US - XT2043-4
Operating System: Android
RAM Memory Installed: 4 GB
Processor Series: Mediatek Dimensity 920
Processor Speed: 2.4 GHz
Memory Storage Capacity: 128 GB
Color: Blue
SIM Card Slot Count: Single SIM
Connector Type: USB Type C
Form Factor: Smartphone
Biometric Security Feature: Fingerprint Recognition
Human-Interface Input: Touchscreen with Stylus Support
Sim Card Size: Nano
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Headphones Jack: 3.5 mm
Additional Features: Expandable Memory, Fast Charging Support, Fingerprint Sensor, Mobile Hotspot Capability, Smartphone, Touchscreen, Video Calling, Water Resistant
Flash Memory Supported Size Maximum: 128 GB
Front Photo Sensor Resolution: 16 mp
Rear Facing Camera Photo Sensor Resolution: 48 mp
Camera Description: 48 MP camera
Shooting Modes: Automatic
Optical Sensor Resolution: 48 mp
Number of Front Cameras: 1
Battery Capacity: 4000 milliamp_hours
Battery Description: Lithium-Ion
Battery Power: 4000
Battery Average Life: 2 days
Phone Talk Time: 6 hours
GPS Geotagging Functionality: True
Supported Satellite Navigation System: GPS
Screen Size: 6.4 inches
Resolution: HD+ (2300 x 1080) | 399ppi
Refresh Rate: 60
Display Type: IPS HD+ (2300 x 1080) | 399ppi
Aspect Ratio: 1.771
Display Resolution Maximum: 2300 x 1080
Display Pixel Density: 399 pixels_per_inch
Wireless Provider: AT&T
Cellular Technology: 4G
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
Wireless Network Technology: CDMA, GSM, UMTS
Brand: Motorola
Model Year: 2020
Built-In Media: 10W rapid charger, Device - moto g stylus, SIM Tray Ejector, USB Cable, User Guides
Warranty Description: US Warranty
Manufacturer: Motorola
Model Series: 2020
UPC: 723755138902
Item Type Name: Moto G Stylus (2020) – Global Unlocked – 128GB – Mystic Indigo (US Warranty) - Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, Boost, Cricket, & Metro
Item Weight: 6.77 ounces
Item Dimensions: 6.24 x 2.99 x 0.36 inches
Video Capture Resolution: 4K (3840 x 2160)
Frame Rate: 60 fps
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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
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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
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Only have had this phone about a week. Bought it for my wife as she is not into doing research etc on cell phones. She had a Moto G7 previously. My observations so far....great phone. Battery lasting almost three days. Camera is awesome. Macro pics are great as is the panoramic pics. Ok so not as fast as some $800/1000 phones but really for just over $200 plenty fast with 128 gig storage pluse my additional 512 card gives it plenty of space. 4 gig ram also moves it along just fine. The screen is bright, sound no problems. And the stylus is just frosting on the cake. My wife has a habit of writing notes on paper. Now she can write notes that automatically get saved to view later by writing right on the screen. It's awesome. The size is just about to her max for carrying in purse or belt pack. To me this is about the best deal out there. It's already updated to Android 11 with updates for another 18 months I believe, so no problem there. Purchased unlocked for use on TMobile network. I am using the Moto X4 and will keep it till it shuts down. But this Moto Stylus is my best phone purchase yet. On a side note...I have had Moto phones for years with one Samsung in between. Everyone I know with the 'other' phones have cracked screens. I HAVE NEVER HAD a cracked screen on any Moto phone. This includes my son, wife, myself and grandson. Call it luck or whatever. I will stick with Moto.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2021 by john f
Color: Blue
I typically spend between $100 to $200 for my phones. This one was far more than I have ever spent on a phone, but there were a couple of reasons I decided to pay more: ~ Extra storage space ~ A hopefully slightly better camera, as I'm using the photos from my phone a lot on my blog. Pros: First off, I have to say I was blown away by the camera quality. I didn't think that it would be that good. It exceeded my expectations by a mile. Wow! Wow! I may never get another phone brand again. The extra space and the speed of this processer are great! I don't have to worry about running out of room now. Such a blessing. The functionality is great. It more seamlessly works with google then some of my other phones. I'm not sure why that is, since I've only had Android phones (and one Windows phone a while back) but it does. The assistant works better and a few apps that had been crashing on my old phone were working again. Oh and the sound quality. I started playing a piece of music and was blown away by the clarity. Even going through my headphones things sound better. That was something I hadn't expected but was such a nice bonus since I spend hours listening to audiobooks. The stylus is a nice feature and I'm using it more then I had thought I would. Cons: I saw an ad that said this phone had two days of battery life. That is a joke. This phone sucks power like crazy anytime the screen is on and doing things. Now, it still works well and since I don't have the screen on most of the time, I'm good, I just make sure to plug it in at night. If you have the screen on a lot, make sure you always have a way to charge it. There are very limited phone case options. I've found two that I like (I love wallet cases and have another when I need to take it out) but there isn't as much verity as with many of the other phones I've had (and remember, I've had cheap off brands). I'm not sure if this is a new Android feature or a Moto G feature so I will go ahead and mention it. There is no back button, you have to swipe back. This has lead to some minor announces as I try to move something and end up going back or try scrolling and the phone things I'm trying to go back. Summary: This is a great phone for the price and I'm sold on Moto phones, at least right now.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2020 by Sarah
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