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title: "Moto G Play - 2021"
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# 6.5" Max Vision HD display, 269ppi 5000mAh 3-day battery life Fingerprint biometric security Moto G Play - 2021

**Brand:** motorola
**Price:** RM740
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Moto G Play: Power, Performance & Freedom in Your Palm

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Moto G Play - 2021 by motorola
- **How much does it cost?** RM740 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.my](https://www.desertcart.com.my/products/268442181-moto-g-play-2021)

## Best For

- motorola enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted motorola brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Seamless Multitasking Power:** Powered by a 2.2 GHz Octa-core processor and 3GB RAM, enjoy smooth, lag-free performance that keeps pace with your fast-moving lifestyle.
- • **Immersive Visuals on a Grand Scale:** Experience vibrant, edge-to-edge clarity on a 6.5-inch Max Vision HD display that makes every swipe and scroll a visual treat.
- • **Capture Life’s Moments Like a Pro:** Dual 13MP rear cameras with portrait mode and night vision let you snap stunning photos that stand out in your feed.
- • **Endurance that Outlasts Your Hustle:** Stay unplugged for up to 3 days with a powerhouse 5000mAh battery—because your grind never stops.
- • **Unlocked Freedom with Water-Repellent Durability:** Use any major US carrier with confidence and stay protected from spills with a sleek, water-repellent design.

## Overview

The Moto G Play (2021) is a budget-friendly unlocked smartphone designed for US users, featuring a large 6.5-inch HD display, a robust 5000mAh battery delivering up to 3 days of use, and a reliable 13MP dual rear camera system. It runs on a 2.2 GHz Octa-core processor with 3GB RAM for smooth multitasking, includes fingerprint biometric security, and supports all major US carriers. Its water-repellent design and expandable storage via microSD make it a durable, versatile choice for professionals seeking value without compromise.

## Description

Never settle for less. That’s why there’s moto g play. Watch games, movies, and video chats come to life on its massive ultra-wide display. Keep the fun going for up to three days with a massive 5000 mAh battery. moto g play is big on performance too. It responds instantly to every touch, tap, and swipe, so you stay a step ahead of your social life. Capture a gorgeous portrait to share with friends, or get creative by swapping out a photo background. Wherever you go, stay protected from accidental spills and splashes thanks to its water-repellent design. There’s more to love with moto g play.

Review: Actually a great phone - I am a mobile apps developer. I purchased this phone with no intention whatsoever to use it as my daily phone, put to debug Android applications. For that purpose, it works great. But as I got used to the phone, I found myself liking it more and more, to the point where I ultimately removed my SIM card from my iPhone 7 (AT&T) and am now using the Moto G Fast as my primary device. Compared to my aging iPhone 7, the battery life is great. I had almost forgotten that a smartphone could actually last the entire day without a recharge. The screen is also phenomenal at the price point. Granted, it does not get quite as bright as my iPhone 7 does (that phone actually hurts my eyes if I turn the brightness all the way up), but beyond that it's a great screen and the phone bezels basically do not exist. Performance is great. I have noticed no slowdowns whatsoever, and I would rate it as being at least on-par with the iPhone 7. Now, the iPhone 7 is an older phone so that might not be saying a lot, but to me that phone is snappy as well. I am not doing any gaming or heavy tasks with these devices, so neither phone has slowdowns in my everyday usage. I said I do not do much phone gaming, but I did test it out on a couple of games. I installed Minecraft, which runs great on the phone. The only issue I had is that i find the larger screen size uncomfortable to hold while playing a game in landscape mode such as Minecraft. Maybe uncomfortable is not the correct word, but there are instances where I have to let go of the phone with my right hand to tap on something towards the left side of the screen. Maybe it's just the way I hold it though, again I am not really a gamer. I also tested streaming my son's Xbox One to the phone using the Xbox app and a bluetooth controller, and it worked without issue. Camera quality is hit or miss, possibly the only major con of the phone. If camera is your #1 concern then look elsewhere, of course if that is the case you probably are not shopping in this price range anyway. In well-lit conditions, the camera quality is about on par with my iPhone 7. In poor lighting though, pictures are not that great. It can theoretically record 4k video, but I honestly did not think that the 4k videos looked any better than the 1080p videos, so I kept the setting on 1080p. Built in storage is a weak 32mb, but unlike many "high end" models out there, you can add a Micro SD card, making the low storage basically a non-issue. I put in an old 64gb card I had lying around, and you can have the phone format your card to use it as additional internal storage. The phone charges via USB Type C, and charging seems fast enough, although I've really only had to charge it a few times in the week and a half I've had it, and I've done at it night time so the charge time was largely unnoticed and irrelevant. The phone also includes the illusive headphone jack, which is always welcome these days. There is almost no bloatware included with this device, just a couple of Motorola apps. It is mostly stock Android with minor Motorola customizations. I installed an AT&T SIM card and I am getting good reception and good data speeds. WiFi connectivity is also good. I have not tested out hotspot tethering yet. All in all, I am blown away by how much phone you can get now days at this price point. I was planning on upgrading to an iPhone 12, but I think I am going to stick with this cheap Motorola for the time being. For the price of a new iPhone, I could just get a brand new Motorola every single year for the next six years, at which point the iPhone would be long past due for a replacement anyway. If you are looking for a good budget phone, or even just a good phone period, I would save your money and not hesitate to get this thing. I don't see any reason whatsoever to shell out upwards to a thousand dollars (and even more now days) on a "flagship" phone, when a sub-200 phone works perfectly fine.
Review: Best cell phone I've had - I come to Motorola’s G Stylus after a Samsung Droid Charge (a very aptly named power hog), a Note 3, and a Note 4. I use smart phones till they fail. In the case of the Notes, after they’ve failed several times: the Note 4 was the last Note model that was easily user serviceable. After my middle-school son had good experiences with a couple of Motorola budget phones, I had decided I’d try that brand and give up the stylus. Then my Note 4 failed with a main board problem just after the 2020 G Stylus was introduced, so I didn’t have to. Forgetting about the stylus for the moment, this is an incredible bargain for a smart phone. As far as technology’s ability to delight, it’s a great time we live in. I’m easily impressed because I’m comparing it to 4-year-old technology, but this thing is available for under $300, and for a brief while was available to new Verizon customers for $150. That is remarkable. For that, you get great basic cell phone functionality, more than sufficient speed and storage, and okay (with hopes of better in time) stylus operation. This is the first cell phone I’ve owned that I could charge up in the morning and have last the whole day without constantly plugging it in whenever and wherever I could find an outlet. In fact, to improve battery longevity, I only charge it to 80% capacity, and it’s still enough to do that. There’s been criticism of the G Stylus’ 4000 mAh battery compared to the G Power’s 5000, but that hasn’t been a factor for me. Reception at the coast has been better than with Iphone 8 Plus and 11 Pro Max phones belonging to other family members. My phone is always the first to have a usable signal. The fingerprint security is spot on. This is not the first phone I’ve had with that feature, but it’s the first where it could be relied on. It is also absolutely wonderful to have a phone loud enough to play music or conference using speaker phone without an accessory speaker. The three cameras give a lot of options. The Iphone owners in the family are probably right that their phone cameras are better. But this is plenty good enough for me, and an improvement over anything I’ve had. I’ve even found the macro camera useful. Haven’t used the panorama camera yet. I’ve seen a couple of Youtube videos that persuade me the G Stylus will be user serviceable if/when the time comes, unlike some of the lower-end Motorolas. I’d rather not deal with adhesives at all, but I don’t think that’s a choice left to smart phone owners. If the battery or the USB port needs replacing or there’s water ingress, I could deal with that. Will parts be available as they’ve been with the Note phones? I’m not sure. Fewer G Styluses will be sold; the model life will be 12 months or so; and it’s so cheap many people will replace rather than fix a damaged phone. I have an Otterbox and sapphire glass on it, which has already survived a couple of drops on a concrete floor. After two months, the few things less than ideal are: - The display has neither the color subtlety or the ultimate brightness that Samsung OLED displays have long had. Use in bright sunlight is difficult. Elsewhere it’s just fine. - Motorola’s minimalist version of Android is mostly a plus, especially since all the Samsung bloatware isn’t present. But I do really miss organizing apps into folders. I’ll look further for a work-around. - Motorola’s stylus use doesn’t screen out palm touches as you write at the opposite side of the screen. Samsung’s implementations have done this so well and for so long that I’d never realized it was even necessary. This is really frustrating with the G Stylus. But I think it’s something Motorola could correct in software, and I hope they’ll do that. - The stylus apps Motorola supplies are limited. I installed and am happy with Microsoft OneNote instead. - I’ve mislaid the stylus a couple of times, as I did with my Samsung phones. Motorola and accessory vendors haven’t yet offered replacements. A lot of what makes me happy with the G Stylus is due to maturing technology and packaging that now allows a well-executed feature-laden budget phone. But I still give Motorola a lot of credit for doing this.

## Features

- Display: 6.5" Max Vision HD display with 269ppi for vivid visuals and immersive viewing experience.
- Camera: 13MP dual rear camera system with portrait mode and night vision for stunning photos and videos.
- Battery: Up to 3-day battery life on a single charge thanks to the large 5000mAh battery.
- Performance: Octa-core processor and 3GB RAM for lightning-fast performance and smooth multitasking.
- Connectivity: Wi-Fi hotspot and Bluetooth 5.0 for seamless connectivity to devices and services.
- Design: Water-repellent design with a durable 6.5" TFT LCD display for everyday use.
- Storage: 32GB internal memory with microSD card slot for expandable storage.
- Security: Fingerprint recognition for added biometric security and convenience.
- Warranty: 1 year manufacturer warranty for peace of mind and protection.
- Compatibility: Unlocked with support for GSM, CDMA, and LTE networks for use on major carriers.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B08NWGBHG3 |
| Average Battery Life Talk Time | 72 Hours |
| Battery Average Life | 3 days |
| Battery Capacity | 5000 Milliamp Hours |
| Battery Charge Time | 2 Hours |
| Battery Power | 5000 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #117,577 in Cell Phones & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Cell Phones & Accessories ) #2,535 in Cell Phones |
| Biometric Security Feature | Fingerprint Recognition |
| Brand | Motorola |
| CPU Model | Mediatek Dimensity 920 |
| CPU Speed | 2.2 GHz |
| Camera Description | Front |
| Camera Flash | no flash |
| Cellular Technology | LTE, WCDMA, GSM, CDMA |
| Color | Blue |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi |
| Connector Type | USB Type C |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 12,212 Reviews |
| Display Pixel Density | 269 Pixels Per Inch (PPI) |
| Display Resolution Maximum | 1280x720 |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Flash Memory Supported Size Maximum | 32 GB |
| Form Factor | Bar |
| Frame Rate | 120, 240, 60 |
| Front Photo Sensor Resolution | 8 MP |
| GPS Geotagging Functionality | True |
| Headphones Jack | 3.5 mm |
| Human-Interface Input | Touchscreen |
| Item Dimensions | 6.97 x 3.54 x 1.81 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.41 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | Motorola |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 32 GB |
| Model Year | 2021 |
| Number of Front Cameras | 2 |
| Number of Rear Facing Cameras | 2 |
| Operating System | Android |
| Optical Sensor Resolution | 13 MP |
| Phone Talk Time | 3 Hours |
| Processor Series | Mediatek Dimensity 920 |
| Processor Speed | 2.2 GHz |
| RAM Memory Installed | 3 GB |
| Ram Memory Installed Size | 3 GB |
| Rear Facing Camera Photo Sensor Resolution | 13 MP |
| Refresh Rate | 120 |
| Resolution | 1600 x 720 |
| SIM Card Slot Count | Single SIM |
| Screen Size | 6.5 Inches |
| Shooting Modes | Portrait |
| Sim Card Size | Nano |
| Specific Uses For Product | Gaming |
| Supported Satellite Navigation System | GPS |
| UPC | 840023207518 |
| Video Capture Resolution | 1080p |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Repellent |
| Wireless Network Technology | CDMA, GSM, LTE |
| Wireless Provider | Unlocked |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Motorola
- **Operating System:** Android
- **Ram Memory Installed Size:** 3 GB
- **CPU Model:** Mediatek Dimensity 920
- **CPU Speed:** 2.2 GHz
- **Memory Storage Capacity:** 32 GB
- **Screen Size:** 6.5 Inches
- **Resolution:** 1600 x 720
- **Model Name:** Moto G Play
- **Wireless Carrier:** Unlocked

## Images

![Moto G Play - 2021 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51QKnVkU0TL.jpg)
![Moto G Play - 2021 - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51emiyBe1BL.jpg)
![Moto G Play - 2021 - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51nGmAp9tpL.jpg)
![Moto G Play - 2021 - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51ukT7FranL.jpg)
![Moto G Play - 2021 - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51uszcEfTbL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this have a sd slot**
A: Thanks for reaching out. The Moto G Play has a SD card slot which is expandable up to  512GB microSD card. - Frank

**Q: Is there much of a difference between this and the moto g pure, which appears to be nearly identical as far as specs, etc?  thanks!**
A: I'd buy the Moto G Pure.  At least it comes installed with Android 11 while the G Play comes with Android 10 with no promise of another OS update. The G Pure offers security updates until 9/23 while the G Play only until 6/23.  If you need more battery time the G Play does offer up to 3 days vs the G pure with only 2 days. That may be the deal breaker for some users.  Both screens are the same size and same resolution.  Both are water repellant and offer facial recognition.  The cameras seem almost identical. Both offer 32 GB of storage and 3 Gigs of RAM.  The word Play in the devices name suggests it's  somehow better for gamers but neither device excels in that area. The G Pure weighs less and even has a sleeker design.  It may just come down to whichever is cheaper when you're ready to buy.

**Q: Does this phone have a Replaceable battery?**
A: NO.   However, the battery life on most mobile devices is typically 4 to 6 years. High performance usage like gaming contributes to the reduction in the average battery life timespan. Fortunately there's tips available online to offer suggestions on how to maximize your phone's overall battery life timespan (ex: not over charging etc...). I hope this information helps

**Q: Can you use with Tracfone?**
A: The phone is compatible with Tracfone & supports VoLTE . You may also check our carrier compatibility chart to see other carriers supported: https://www.motorola.com/us/carrier-compatibility. - Frank

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Actually a great phone
*by B***N on December 6, 2020*

I am a mobile apps developer. I purchased this phone with no intention whatsoever to use it as my daily phone, put to debug Android applications. For that purpose, it works great. But as I got used to the phone, I found myself liking it more and more, to the point where I ultimately removed my SIM card from my iPhone 7 (AT&T) and am now using the Moto G Fast as my primary device. Compared to my aging iPhone 7, the battery life is great. I had almost forgotten that a smartphone could actually last the entire day without a recharge. The screen is also phenomenal at the price point. Granted, it does not get quite as bright as my iPhone 7 does (that phone actually hurts my eyes if I turn the brightness all the way up), but beyond that it's a great screen and the phone bezels basically do not exist. Performance is great. I have noticed no slowdowns whatsoever, and I would rate it as being at least on-par with the iPhone 7. Now, the iPhone 7 is an older phone so that might not be saying a lot, but to me that phone is snappy as well. I am not doing any gaming or heavy tasks with these devices, so neither phone has slowdowns in my everyday usage. I said I do not do much phone gaming, but I did test it out on a couple of games. I installed Minecraft, which runs great on the phone. The only issue I had is that i find the larger screen size uncomfortable to hold while playing a game in landscape mode such as Minecraft. Maybe uncomfortable is not the correct word, but there are instances where I have to let go of the phone with my right hand to tap on something towards the left side of the screen. Maybe it's just the way I hold it though, again I am not really a gamer. I also tested streaming my son's Xbox One to the phone using the Xbox app and a bluetooth controller, and it worked without issue. Camera quality is hit or miss, possibly the only major con of the phone. If camera is your #1 concern then look elsewhere, of course if that is the case you probably are not shopping in this price range anyway. In well-lit conditions, the camera quality is about on par with my iPhone 7. In poor lighting though, pictures are not that great. It can theoretically record 4k video, but I honestly did not think that the 4k videos looked any better than the 1080p videos, so I kept the setting on 1080p. Built in storage is a weak 32mb, but unlike many "high end" models out there, you can add a Micro SD card, making the low storage basically a non-issue. I put in an old 64gb card I had lying around, and you can have the phone format your card to use it as additional internal storage. The phone charges via USB Type C, and charging seems fast enough, although I've really only had to charge it a few times in the week and a half I've had it, and I've done at it night time so the charge time was largely unnoticed and irrelevant. The phone also includes the illusive headphone jack, which is always welcome these days. There is almost no bloatware included with this device, just a couple of Motorola apps. It is mostly stock Android with minor Motorola customizations. I installed an AT&T SIM card and I am getting good reception and good data speeds. WiFi connectivity is also good. I have not tested out hotspot tethering yet. All in all, I am blown away by how much phone you can get now days at this price point. I was planning on upgrading to an iPhone 12, but I think I am going to stick with this cheap Motorola for the time being. For the price of a new iPhone, I could just get a brand new Motorola every single year for the next six years, at which point the iPhone would be long past due for a replacement anyway. If you are looking for a good budget phone, or even just a good phone period, I would save your money and not hesitate to get this thing. I don't see any reason whatsoever to shell out upwards to a thousand dollars (and even more now days) on a "flagship" phone, when a sub-200 phone works perfectly fine.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best cell phone I've had
*by 2***N on July 26, 2020*

I come to Motorola’s G Stylus after a Samsung Droid Charge (a very aptly named power hog), a Note 3, and a Note 4. I use smart phones till they fail. In the case of the Notes, after they’ve failed several times: the Note 4 was the last Note model that was easily user serviceable. After my middle-school son had good experiences with a couple of Motorola budget phones, I had decided I’d try that brand and give up the stylus. Then my Note 4 failed with a main board problem just after the 2020 G Stylus was introduced, so I didn’t have to. Forgetting about the stylus for the moment, this is an incredible bargain for a smart phone. As far as technology’s ability to delight, it’s a great time we live in. I’m easily impressed because I’m comparing it to 4-year-old technology, but this thing is available for under $300, and for a brief while was available to new Verizon customers for $150. That is remarkable. For that, you get great basic cell phone functionality, more than sufficient speed and storage, and okay (with hopes of better in time) stylus operation. This is the first cell phone I’ve owned that I could charge up in the morning and have last the whole day without constantly plugging it in whenever and wherever I could find an outlet. In fact, to improve battery longevity, I only charge it to 80% capacity, and it’s still enough to do that. There’s been criticism of the G Stylus’ 4000 mAh battery compared to the G Power’s 5000, but that hasn’t been a factor for me. Reception at the coast has been better than with Iphone 8 Plus and 11 Pro Max phones belonging to other family members. My phone is always the first to have a usable signal. The fingerprint security is spot on. This is not the first phone I’ve had with that feature, but it’s the first where it could be relied on. It is also absolutely wonderful to have a phone loud enough to play music or conference using speaker phone without an accessory speaker. The three cameras give a lot of options. The Iphone owners in the family are probably right that their phone cameras are better. But this is plenty good enough for me, and an improvement over anything I’ve had. I’ve even found the macro camera useful. Haven’t used the panorama camera yet. I’ve seen a couple of Youtube videos that persuade me the G Stylus will be user serviceable if/when the time comes, unlike some of the lower-end Motorolas. I’d rather not deal with adhesives at all, but I don’t think that’s a choice left to smart phone owners. If the battery or the USB port needs replacing or there’s water ingress, I could deal with that. Will parts be available as they’ve been with the Note phones? I’m not sure. Fewer G Styluses will be sold; the model life will be 12 months or so; and it’s so cheap many people will replace rather than fix a damaged phone. I have an Otterbox and sapphire glass on it, which has already survived a couple of drops on a concrete floor. After two months, the few things less than ideal are: - The display has neither the color subtlety or the ultimate brightness that Samsung OLED displays have long had. Use in bright sunlight is difficult. Elsewhere it’s just fine. - Motorola’s minimalist version of Android is mostly a plus, especially since all the Samsung bloatware isn’t present. But I do really miss organizing apps into folders. I’ll look further for a work-around. - Motorola’s stylus use doesn’t screen out palm touches as you write at the opposite side of the screen. Samsung’s implementations have done this so well and for so long that I’d never realized it was even necessary. This is really frustrating with the G Stylus. But I think it’s something Motorola could correct in software, and I hope they’ll do that. - The stylus apps Motorola supplies are limited. I installed and am happy with Microsoft OneNote instead. - I’ve mislaid the stylus a couple of times, as I did with my Samsung phones. Motorola and accessory vendors haven’t yet offered replacements. A lot of what makes me happy with the G Stylus is due to maturing technology and packaging that now allows a well-executed feature-laden budget phone. But I still give Motorola a lot of credit for doing this.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ For the price.. first thoughts!
*by S***L on January 17, 2021*

For $149.99 plus tax, free Prime delivery- I will call this a great phone. First: form factor: thicker when comparing it to an iphone 8+, I would prefer the buttons, volume rocker and power- to be on different sides of the phone. Color- the white is actually gorgeous, if it was blue, I probably wouldn't have ordered it-personal preference. If I have to have a cheaper phone due to financial constraints at the moment; I'm very happy with the performance. Is it the fastest- no; but nothing that is bothersome- an extra second or two doesn't bother me- comparing to the 8+. The sides are metal, feel great. I do recommend a case- this is an issue! I have ordered 3 cases-2 had to go back. I really need a Evutec, have had that brand on every phone I've ever owned. That case has a vent magnet and that combo is beyond compare. All of the cases that I've seen for this phone are the kind with the very squared off sides that look cheap and are hard in your hands. I just ordered another case and some magnetic stickers that I hope will help. I currently am using a clear case with bumper corners. It's nice! Also shows off the color of the phone. I am having trouble getting texts in this phone. Turned imessage off the iphone, and face time.. just turned this phone off and back on so I hope that solves it. Switching phones- didn't work at all so I've had to manually input all my apps and notes. Still not done. I know how to do it, not sure of the issue. I did turn on the back, home and erase app bar on the bottom of the phone, very easy to use! Screen- doesn't look as good as a higher quality screen, quite good enough! Notifications- not getting all my Twitter notifications, not sure why not! Soooo... For the price, I'm very happy with this phone- just need to get used to an Android again .. last issue: storage space- 32 gig is ridiculous to me, I had to buy a 256 micro SD for this phone- I had the 256 iphone- I wish Android would just give you the space on the phone... Hope I don't run into an issue! As I said, for the low price of this phone- it's a great phone! Will update this rambling review when I've used it longer!

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