Need a new Android smartphone that doesn’t break the bank? This Prime Day, Motorola discounted several of its Android mobile devices, with some products starting as low as $110. What’s more, all of these smartphones come unlocked so you have the freedom to choose your carrier and plan. Head over to Amazon now and shop these Prime Day Motorola deals before your chosen smartphone runs out of stock. Not the brand you want? Check out these other Prime Day smartphone deals to find a mobile device that matches your style.
Once Prime Day deals come to an end, Black Friday smartphone deals soon start to show up on the horizon, so be here to check them out.
Moto E — $110, was $150
This sleek smartphone has a 6.2-inch max display and waterproof features. It also claims to have a two-day battery on one single charge — great for users with unconventional work hours. The snappy Qualcomm Snapdragon 632 also keeps your smartphone functioning at high-performance levels even with multiple apps open. An integrated Fingerprint ID sensor also keeps your data protected. Get the Moto E now at the low price of $100 — usually $150.
The 6.2-inch HD+ display and powerful octa-core processor allows your smartphone to constantly keep up with you while still looking good. The strong battery life is also built to last for a total of 60 hours — way more than the average smartphone. The 12MP camera also boasts fast-focusing qualities to grab your subject in-frame. Like other Motorola smartphones, this version too is waterproof and has an integrated fingerprint sensor for added protection. Get the Moto G7 now for $135.
Moto G Fast — $160, was $200
This smartphone features a glistening 6.4-inch HD+ display and comes with waterproof qualities. Like other Motorola smartphones, the Moto G Fast also has a battery life that functions up to two days. There’s even a 16MP triple camera system with wide lens angles and zoom qualities. The fast-paced processor will also be able to handle all your favorite Android gaming apps without much lag. Get the Moto G Fast now for $160.
Moto G Power — $200, was $250
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This smartphone boasts a 6.4-inch Full HD+ and claims to carry a three-day functional battery life on one charge. You even have the speedy octa-core processor and 4GB RAM for a seamless all-day performance. The audio quality is great, too, with Dolby dual speakers for crystal-clear sound. Take your smartphone wherever you go with enhanced waterproof features and shoot detailed outdoor landscapes with the integrated ultra-wide lens camera. Get the Moto G Power for only $200 this Prime Day.
Moto G Stylus — $240, was $300
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With dual stereo speakers, a 6.4-inch Full HD+ display, and a 48MPI triple-camera system, the Moto G Stylus packs a punch. This smartphone also comes with a stylus so you can illustrate, sketch, and take more detailed notes during your morning meetings with ease. Like other Motorola smartphones, this too has the speedy octa-core processor and extended batter-life — said to last up to two days. Buy the Moto G Stylus now at the reduced price of $240.
Motorola One Action — $250, was $350
This gorgeous smartphone features a modern 6.3-inch CinemaVision display. Go a full day on one charge with its powerful battery life and take advantage of rapid charging when you need a quick boost. Enjoy Motorola’s flagship triple-camera system and take detailed landscape shots with your camera’s enhanced A.I. capabilities. You’ll even be able to use Face Unlock for added privacy measures. Get the Motorola One Action for only $250 this Prime Day.
Motorola Edge — $495, was $700
Get a 6.7-inch clear OLED edge-to-edge display with this smartphone. You can even use 5G on this phone for additional connectivity and speed. You’ll even have a fast-paced processor and 6GB of RAM for advanced performance. There’s also a two-day battery life and Turbo Charging features if you need some additional juice. The 64MP triple-camera system with Quad pixel technology even gives you access to shoot 4K videos. Buy the Motorola Edge for only $495 on Prime Day.
6 surprising reasons you should buy an iPhone instead of Android
We have heard the same arguments from the Android faithful for so long that they have become accepted wisdom. If you want a cheap phone, you need an Android. If you want to make a phone personally yours, you need Android. If you want the coolest new features, you need Android.
I question these pillars of the pro-Android argument. What if an iPhone actually costs less than an Android? What if customization is also possible on the iPhone? And what if all that Android hardware bragging is just hot air?
The iPhone is a better budget device
You can easily find a great phone on either side for $1,000, but what if you only have $300 to spend, or less? Common wisdom says buy an Android, and big brands like Samsung, Motorola, and LG offer fine phones in that range. At Apple, the cheapest new phone is a $399 iPhone SE.
Motorola can’t hold back, has four new phones to show everyone
Motorola has been busy and has four phones to show everyone, three of which are entirely new, and one we’ve seen before. However, they have all been announced for new territories, which confusingly alters depending on the model. Before you start counting out the money for one of these new Moto phones, none are coming to the U.S. or Canada.
With that clear, meet the Motorola Moto G8 Play, the Moto G8 Plus, the Moto E6 Play, and the Motorola One Macro.
Motorola G8 Plus
Motorola’s big main release is the G8 Plus, which has a triple-lens rear camera headed up by a 48-megapixel main lens, with Night Vision technology for a 4x boost in low-light performance. It’s joined by a wide-angle lens with a 117-degree field of view, and a 25-megapixel selfie camera. The 4,000mAh battery will return 40 hours of use, says Motorola, and is recharged using Motorola’s TurboPower feature. This gives eight hours use after 15 minutes of charging.
Moto E6 vs. Moto G7 Play: Can the bargain E6 compete with the discount G7 Play?
While it has faced some serious competition recently, Motorola is still the unofficial king of affordable smartphones. But when it comes to appointing a jewel in Motorola's crown, the battle has always been between the G-range and the E-range. This year, the competition is heating up with the release of the Moto E6 -- a $149 smartphone with a removable battery, good budget specs, and Android 9.0 Pie. But with the Moto G7 Play recently seeing a price drop to $149, your choice between these two smartphones is more difficult than ever. Which one deserves a place in your pocket? We found out.
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