Motorola has currently discounted its Moto G Power smartphone down to a very reasonable price of just $179.99 for the fully unlocked version.
Fully Unlocked Moto G Power Smartphone with Android 10, 6.6-inch Display and More Currently Available for Just $179.99
There are a very few phones out there which we would label 'battery champ.' But one of them is the Moto G Power and it packs massive 5,000mAh battery inside which equates to about 3 days of usage if you believe Motorola's marketing speak.
Usually retailing for a price of $249.99, the Moto G Power is a very cheap smartphone to begin with. But, in order to kick things into the Black Friday gear, the company is offering the fully unlocked model for a low price of just $179.99, saving you $70 instantly on a brand new smartphone.
Up to three-day battery. Capture more of life without stopping to recharge thanks to a 5000 mAh battery.Aspect Ratio: 19:9
48 MP triple camera system. Take stunning photos in any light, as well as beautifully blurred portraits and incredibly detailed closeups.
6.6" Max Vision HD, display. Watch games, movies, and video chats come to life on an ultra-wide screen.
Has a 2020 Qualcomm Snapdragon 662 processor, updated from the 2019 Qualcomm Snapdragon 665 in the moto g power 2020.Lag-free performance. Get more done without slowing down thanks to a speedy Qualcomm Snapdragon 662 processor.
Water-repellent design3. Keep your phone safe from accidental spills and splashes.
Apart from the massive battery, Motorola ships out these phones with Android 10, giving you access to all the latest features so you can run the latest and greatest apps from the Google Play store.
There are no discount codes or coupons needed here. But make sure the phone is in stock before you order it.
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