For starters, don't expect this phone to run intensive games without a frame drop, keep several apps up and running while you bounce between them, or connect via 5G for flawless video streaming. Such features are a rarity in this price range, and shoppers should keep that in mind with the Play. This statement highlights the limitations of performance at this budget level.
It has a matte finish and acrylic construction that looks fantastic in the sapphire blue variant I received. The lovely curves that transition from the back panel around the rear camera and flash are a look I would love to see on a flagship phone. This emphasizes the phone's attractive design despite its low price.
The is available now for $150, and it's looking to be one of the best budget phones available. The phone is affordable, attractive, and feels good in the hand, with useful Motorola software features and long battery life. This succinctly summarizes the phone’s key strengths and market position.
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