Description
Motorola Moto G Stylus Smartphone, 128GB Storage, – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Motorola Moto G Stylus Smartphone, 128GB Storage, Unlocked Cellular – Black (Renewed)
Package Dimensions
8.74 x 4.37 x 2.24 inches
Item Weight
12 ounces
ASIN
B08WHZTL29
Batteries
1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
OS
Android 10.0
RAM
4 GB
Wireless communication technologies
Cellular
Connectivity technologies
Wi-Fi, USB
Special Features
Bluetooth Enabled, Video Calling, Fast Charging Support, Expandable Memory, Dual Camera, Octa Core Processor, Fingerprint Sensor, Smartphone, Built-In GPS, Mobile Hotspot Capability, Water Resistant
Other display features
Wireless
Other camera features
Front
Form Factor
Smartphone
Colour
Black
Battery Power Rating
4000
Included Components
Stylus
Manufacturer
Motorola
Date First Available
February 11, 2021
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Technical specifications – Motorola Moto G Stylus Smartphone, 128GB Storage, :
Brand
Motorola
Model Name
Moto G Stylus – 2021
Wireless Carrier
Unlocked
Operating System
Android 10.0
Memory Storage Capacity
128 GB
Connectivity Technology
Wi-Fi, USB
Color
Black
Screen Size
6.8 Inches
Connector Type
Micro USB
Form Factor
Smartphone
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K. P (verified owner) –
I really like my moto stylus – I really like my moto stylus . It was everything I wanted in a phone
T. J (verified owner) –
Great features for an unbeatable piece! – I have been using Samsung Note phones since they came out. For the first time ever, I cracked the screen of my Note 10…. Over $300 to get it repaired, figured I’d give this Motorola a shot, and now regret all the money I’ve ever spent on the Note phones! This phone does everything I need it to and then some! And better screen protectors available for a fraction of the cost of the Notes. Will never go back!
P. J (verified owner) –
Renewed=Garbage!!! – That’s what I get for buying a renewed as they say. Phone is great. But buy it new cause thank God for refunds cause this one was terrible and just bloody garbage.
A. P (verified owner) –
Cool phone with a little too much bloatware – It’s a nice phone, it’s big, has a power button that’s also a fingerprint scanner and it has 4 camera lenses. However,it being a Motorola, it doesn’t surprise me with it’s vast amount of features like the finger gestures to navigate and stylus-specific apps like Jamboard, it also comes loaded with a bunch of bloatware like Amazon Prime Video (At one point I had gotten a notification that turned out to be an ad to buy more Motorola phones from one of the apps itself).
G. R (verified owner) –
Verizon People Get Ready – So this phone I still haven’t quite gotten used to. I think it reads your finger funny and types best with the stylus. I got it about five days ago and I’m just now getting everything worked out. If you’re with Verizon you can’t actually just put your sim card in and your good to go. You’re gonna have to access your account online or call in and tell them your sim card needs to be cdma-less. Then go to your devices, activate a device on an existing line, and then make sure that when you boot it with the sim card in it the old device is off. If these instructions aren’t followed it will still setup but doesn’t act like a Verizon device. Making and receiving calls will be fine, you can send messages but you will not be able to receive messages and that’s the moment you’ll notice exactly much of Verizon’s security to access your account or a representative is based around confirming the six digit number you’ll never receive
P. J (verified owner) –
Renewed=Garbage!!! – That’s what I get for buying a renewed as they say. Phone is great. But buy it new cause thank God for refunds cause this one was terrible and just bloody garbage.
R. L (verified owner) –
Not spectrum compatible – Bought this phone under the impression I could use it with spectrum service, and that it wouldn’t be a problem since it’s unlocked. Even unlocked spectrum said it wasn’t compatible. Disappointing for me because I really like it. It’s a great phone as long as you don’t have spectrum mobile service
K. P (verified owner) –
I really like my moto stylus – I really like my moto stylus . It was everything I wanted in a phone
H. I (verified owner) –
I love it. Works perfect. – It looked beautiful and as far as I can tell everything on it works great
A. P (verified owner) –
Cool phone with a little too much bloatware – It’s a nice phone, it’s big, has a power button that’s also a fingerprint scanner and it has 4 camera lenses. However,it being a Motorola, it doesn’t surprise me with it’s vast amount of features like the finger gestures to navigate and stylus-specific apps like Jamboard, it also comes loaded with a bunch of bloatware like Amazon Prime Video (At one point I had gotten a notification that turned out to be an ad to buy more Motorola phones from one of the apps itself).
H. I (verified owner) –
I love it. Works perfect. – It looked beautiful and as far as I can tell everything on it works great
G. R (verified owner) –
Verizon People Get Ready – So this phone I still haven’t quite gotten used to. I think it reads your finger funny and types best with the stylus. I got it about five days ago and I’m just now getting everything worked out. If you’re with Verizon you can’t actually just put your sim card in and your good to go. You’re gonna have to access your account online or call in and tell them your sim card needs to be cdma-less. Then go to your devices, activate a device on an existing line, and then make sure that when you boot it with the sim card in it the old device is off. If these instructions aren’t followed it will still setup but doesn’t act like a Verizon device. Making and receiving calls will be fine, you can send messages but you will not be able to receive messages and that’s the moment you’ll notice exactly much of Verizon’s security to access your account or a representative is based around confirming the six digit number you’ll never receive
T. J (verified owner) –
Great features for an unbeatable piece! – I have been using Samsung Note phones since they came out. For the first time ever, I cracked the screen of my Note 10…. Over $300 to get it repaired, figured I’d give this Motorola a shot, and now regret all the money I’ve ever spent on the Note phones! This phone does everything I need it to and then some! And better screen protectors available for a fraction of the cost of the Notes. Will never go back!
R. L (verified owner) –
Not spectrum compatible – Bought this phone under the impression I could use it with spectrum service, and that it wouldn’t be a problem since it’s unlocked. Even unlocked spectrum said it wasn’t compatible. Disappointing for me because I really like it. It’s a great phone as long as you don’t have spectrum mobile service
K. D (verified owner) –
4G is very adequate – Although I don’t use the stylus, the phone itself has what counts, such as enough storage for all of my apps and a decent camera with a nice, big easy-to-interact-with screen.
K. D (verified owner) –
4G is very adequate – Although I don’t use the stylus, the phone itself has what counts, such as enough storage for all of my apps and a decent camera with a nice, big easy-to-interact-with screen.