Tracfone | Motorola Moto g Play 2024 | Locked | 64
Original price was: $49.99.$39.88Current price is: $39.88.
Price: $49.99 - $39.88
(as of Feb 24, 2025 09:37:28 UTC – Details)
Turn up the excitement without losing function with the moto g Play from Tracfone.
Feel the blazing-fast power of every tap, swipe and scroll with the new Snapdragon® 680 processor. Indulge your ears with Dolby Atmos® and Hi-Res Audio. Take every photo like a pro – day or night – with Quad Pixel Photo Night Vision, capturing three different exposure values with 4x better low-light sensitivity. And make every selfie spectacular with an 8MP front camera, Face Retouch and background blur. Have a ton of photos, videos and music? The moto g Play has you covered with up to 64GB of storage – add a microSD card for 1TB more. And with up to 46 hours of battery life.
To activate this device, a Tracfone plan is required. To find the Tracfone Plans available to purchase, please go to our TF – Amazon Brand Page linked below the product title.
6.5″ HD+ 90Hz Display with Corning Gorilla Glass 3. / Snapdragon 680 processor.
50MP sensor with Quad Pixel Photo Night Vision. / Dolby Atmos and Hi-Res Audio.
5,000mAh battery for up to 46 hours of battery life. / 64GB of storage + 1TB more with microSD card. / 4GB RAM, expandable up to 6GB with RAM Boost.
Carrier: This phone is locked to Tracfone, which means this device can only be used on the Tracfone wireless network. A Tracfone plan is required to activate this device. Activating is easy, upon receipt go to Tracfone Website and select “Activate” and follow the prompts.
Compatible with our no-contract Unlimited Talk & Text plus Data plans starting as low as $20/month plus taxes and fees. To find the Tracfone Plans available to purchase, please go to our TF – Amazon Brand Page linked below the product title.
9 reviews for Tracfone | Motorola Moto g Play 2024 | Locked | 64
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Dorothy Hood –
Amazing Phone For A Low Price
I got this for my 11 year old daughter since she lost her other phone , nice size , the functionality is great, it’s not 5G but the speed works fine for her. We received the phone today so we haven’t gotten a chance to see how the battery life is as of yet. This phone is light weight & the blue color is nice . For the price I can’t complain, also it was an easy set up
Jacob S. –
Very good phone for the price!
This android phone is very good for the price. The battery life, speed, and fingerprint reader are all very good quality. The phone is a nice and big with a 90hz display, and the phone is made out of metal, not plastic. I like that it allows you to add a SD card for extra storage. Although it is locked to Tracfone, if you get the 10 dollar plan for 2 months, you can reach out to them to unlock it! I really recommend this phone!
Placeholder –
Great phone
This phone is faster and has more storage than my older one. Also has up button and down button for sound I really like this phone and great price.
Evelyn Lettiere –
Not Bad, but A Bit Laggy
I am writing this as someone who doesn’t own a cellphone in the usual sense. I owned the HP iPAQ long before “smart phones” where ever though of. Basically, that was a smartphone without the phone. To this day, that is the ONLY reason I own a cellphone – as a pocket computer. I do not activate them, nor do I use them as a phone, so I cannot comment on those aspects. I also disable/uninstall every single google/tracking app/”feature” so I cannot comment on those. I CAN discuss this as a computer, though.As a pocket computer, this is fine. It’s not great, but that is only because it comes SO loaded with tracking and google-tied services, some of which cannot be disabled. The battery life seems pretty good. The screen is nice and large. I’d prefer it if it were a LITTLE bit wider, but… The camera is much better quality than my old phone.One thing I DO notice, though, is that there seems to be a lag, especially when processing animations. For instance, playing solitaire, there is a slight lag in clicking the deck and the cards turning over. The final animation, where the cards fly around after you win, glitches and lags a bit, there, too. I don’t know if my disabling half the phone has anything to do with that, but I wouldn’t think so. Speaking of solitaire… the narrow screen aspect makes that pretty hard to see. Unless you play a game that allows rotating the screen.. better put those peeper on!For the price, though, if all you want is a basic, get you by cellphone, especially of you just want to use it as a computer, you could do worse…
PossumMack –
Great phone
It is a much better phone that what I was expecting,more for your money.
Gabe for the people –
Junk phone NOT WORTH THE MONEY
Well first the delivery guy left the package at the wrong location, not where it was supposed to be delivered to.The phone itself is a bug infested, google locked piece of junk not worth a penny and very disappointed in Motorola. Used to make good phones now like everyone else it’s junk!I can’t get mail sent, it queue everything, the phones keyboard doesn’t type the key you press, I can go on and on.If google wants phones to work like this, then give them out for free and pay for the service. This phone is just a joke.
Mrs. Keefner –
It works
This isn’t my first choice but it does what I need it to do. I probably won’t be using it for anything else than making calls and texts so I can’t really comment on most of the features. Battery life is average (one day), this is a 4G LTE so not as fast as a 5G LTE. It feels a bit flimsy but not sure if that’s because I’m used to the weight of an iPhone or that I have neuropathy/ carpal tunnel. I don’t like the smaller screen phones cause my hands aren’t tiny and the keyboard for texting is a bit smaller than I’m used to, for the same reasons I stated previously. But I give it 5 stars cause it’s pretty much as I expected and it does what I need it to do. I wasn’t looking for “bells and whistles” or anything outside of usability and user friendliness.
Zach –
Amazing cheap phone for GPS mapping
I like to use a dedicated device for offline maps when exploring National Forest and BLM land (with Gaia GPS). In the past I’ve use old phones – they were soooo slow. I debated about getting a cheap tablet but saw this somehow and decided to give it a try.I saw a review or two that said you could use the phone like a wifi device but nobody confirmed the GPS chip worked without activating cell service. Well, I am confirming it does. I did not activate cell service and the GPS chip works in my map apps when in airplane mode.It really is amazing that this phone is $50 normally, and $40 when on sale. For a use like mine, it is an incredible value. Heck, the case I use is $12 and over a quarter of the price of the phone itself! So glad I found this instead of buying a renewed/refurbished flagship that was already outdated.
Leo Lin –
Great budget phone