Motorola - Moto Z3 Play with 32GB Memory Cell Phone (Unlocked) - Deep Indigo

I've wanted this phone for 2 years and it was worth the wait only down side is not Moto mod(battery)

Geek squad told me, customer don't know this but for them to talk to me I would have to purchase insurance otherwise I have to talk to manufacturer. I have bought other appliances and been very happy with service. But now I will be taking my bussisnes elsewhere. Not happy...

I love it. Ordered it Christmas day and it was at my door 2 days later. Universally unlocked. Can drop any sim in and its compatible, gsm or cdma. 4 gb ram. Screen pops, beautiful super amoled. Solid cam. No bloatware. The phone zips thru multiple task. Unique design. Cool features and gestures. Ive always liked Motorola. Ive had a galaxy s8+ when it first came out, ive a lg g4 and g5 when they were top of the line. For the money, pound for pound, this is the nicest phone ive ever owned. Exciting mods, running on pie. I think im a Motorola man from here on out. I would recommend it to anyone. What you get for the money (compare it yourself) is the hottest deal going. Thats my opinion.

I'm a tech guy and love the latest devices. But let's face facts, Processor speed on devices has not increased much over the last few years. Displays are only incrementally better. Storage memory is a game changer and is getting faster and cheaper every day. Long battery life and quick charging are at the top of my list to stay connected. I don't need to tell you the specs, you can see them online. The "killer app" is that the Moto Z3 starts at half the price of a Samsung or Apple Device. Motorola have simply followed the 80/20 rule. To get above today's 80th percentile of tech you will spend exponentially more for little gain. This phone just 12 to 24 months ago would have be mind blowing and in the top 90th percentile. Now it is simple "great" and cost effective. There are only two three devices that are better at any price. A slightly better spec device today is $1,200. At this sale price, it was a steal at $200. Grab one, put it your carry on bag and go spend the other $1,000 on an epic trip somewhere life changing.

Ok, my last 2 phones were a Galaxy S5 and a HTC10. Got it! No problem I understand, those were older generation phones. However, once I turned on the MOTO Z3 Play and started getting all of the Androids update (9.0), I was amazed by the speed, reponsiveness and interface not to mention the quality built of this amazing phone. This might not be a so called "flagship" phone but, for the price it's most definitely the best bergain I had in years when purchasing a NEW phone. YES, it's a NEW phone for only a fraction of what you will end up paying if you purchase the other brands. I wasn't a huge fan of Motorola till I purchased the MOTO Z3 Play. Thank you Bestbuy for this incredible deal.

I gave it 4 because I didn't realize the back was like a mirror which makes it kinda slippery and awkward to hold on to. Got a case, problem solved. I charge it every other day so that's pretty good. Plan on ordering the projector mod. Great pictures. My wife liked mine so much she ordered herself one the next day.

When it comes first time it was overpriced. But for $150 it one of the best phones. Camera is not the best, withot OIS, but for this price it makes very good pictures (not in Low Light). This phone unlocked for all providers. I use it with AT&T prepaid. And call sound much better than in unlocked Galaxy S8. For T-Mobile it should be good - it support 71 band. For my usage battery enough for the whole the day. And this phone support fast charging. This phone has also minuses. 1) Fragile front and back glass. This phone uses old Gorilla Glass 3. 2) Lack of 3.5 audio jack (it has USB-C to 3.5 Jack converter in the box)

Phone is very nice and sleek. Has the necessary functions I need, minus the wireless charge function. (Part is for Moto Mods) Two rear cameras are a nice touch (12MP+5MP) and fun with AR+ functionality. No silly camera notches or crazy amount of bloatware. It is also upgradable to Android 9.0 through OTA (If your carrier supports it) or using Lenovo's software. (News say Motorola may have Android 10 ready for this model in first quarter of 2020?) Don't expect too much if you want hardcore mobile gaming but it still does a dang good job with 4GB Ram and Snapdragon 636 processor. It's very capable of simple to midrange mobile gaming. You can add extra memory via Micro SD card and tell photo software to use Micro SD to save the phone's internal storage. Overall, this is pretty good savings if you buy with or without service. I would not pay full retail for this though, so only pay that much extra on a better fully fledged out phone with extra features you might use.