Motorola - Moto G Stylus 128GB (2022 Unlocked) - Twilight Blue

I got this to replace my 2021 Moto G Stylus. Overall I'm happy with this phone. Making phone calls sounds good and clear and actually louder than some more expensive phones I've used, noticably louder than the 2021. Last year's model the screen was dim, this model I don't have to have it up all the way even in the sun I have it at 90 percent, the screen looks great. The phone runs pretty quick with web browsing and social media. I had some problems with last years version like it would kick on and off 5G broadband internet, this hasn't done that at all with Charter spectrum. Sometimes the Google chrome browser would lock up, I've not experienced that with this. The audio speaker is surprisingly loud and not tinny or anything. The battery is really good, I don't use my phone very much during the day and managed to get three days without having to charge. The camera is pretty good, I've took some really nice pictures as t anytime of the day. Video recording is not the best but also not the worst, video looks clear just there's not 4k so don't expect super high quality video. There are some things missing I would like. There's no NFC, no 4K video recording, and no stereo speakers. To me I don't really need those things so I'm fine. I would definitely recommend this phone if you don't have enough money to spend on a more expensive phone like a Samsung or iPhone and don't need all the extra features like NFC, this is a good phone to consider. Also the Moto gestures like the shake for flashlight and the peek display are so awesome.

I've had this phone for a few weeks now. I really like it. I wanted to give 4.5 stars instead of 5 because it lacks one feature - Turbo charging and wireless charging. No Qualcomm chip, no turbo. It does charge at a decent rate so don't let this steer you away. This is a $300 phone after all. Set up was super easy. Everything from my old moto phone copied over to the new phone, simply and quickly over my WiFi. The battery life is amazing. I've gone 3 days sometimes without charging. Even under heavy amounts of screen time it will still have plenty of life left at the end of the day. I haven't spent a lot of time with the cameras but I have found that if your careful with framing and lighting it will take pretty good photos. If you want Galaxy or iPhone quality photos, you'll obviously have to spend Galaxy and iPhone $$$. At first I was hesitant because it has a Media Tek processor but, I find it to be very responsive. Opening/closing apps and swiping screens, all smooth. The screen is big and bright and easy to look at. The adoptive brightness setting is a bit disappointing so I turned it off. The fingerprint scanner is on/in the power button and easy to set up. If you take your time setting it up it will work great. I usually keep my phone in my left front pants pocket and can effortlessly unlock my phone with my index or middle finger as I take it out. The stylus, meh. I didn't buy it because of the stylus. I've tried to use it but it seams more like a gimmick than something really useful for me. The bottom speaker is plenty loud enough without a lot of distortion. Also on the bottom - a headphone jack! Call quality is very good and has been very good with my Patriot Mobile account (they ride on T-Mobile's network). I like how Motorola does Android. As I mentioned they display is very responsive and smooth. I'm jumping from Android 8.1 to 11 with this phone and so far I'm really pleased with this phone. I think it is a tremendous value for what it offers. Its unlocked and should work on nearly every network. This the 4G LTE model so keep that in mind. Cons: Heavier than I'd like, this is a pretty big phone. The plastic back/sides don't offer enough grip (better get a good case). Lacks Moto's turbo charging but still charges reasonably quick. And no wireless charging. Taking really great photos may require a little extra effort. Pros: Great, tremendous value at $300. Feels almost like a premium phone without the premium price. Big screen, nearly top to bottom. 5000 mAH Battery can last for days, literally. Headphone jack. FM radio if you use wired headphone/speaker (needs the wire for an antenna). Moto's version of nearly stock Android. Has a stylus? YMMV.

I'm impressed with the performance! Wifi calling working on Cricket wireless and HD voice too! Beautiful display, Better than the 2021 Moto G Stylus! Had FM radio too .and the battery last forever 5000 mah!

This is a really great phone. I haven't had a new phone for over 5 years because I'm just a chump and I'm lazy and I don't really know how to choose phones well. Some people are better at it than others. I just want the phone to work and do what I needed to do. And this phone does that. It's very pretty phone. It's skinny and smooth. The buttons are almost invisible on the back. I would advise you to get a case. Definitely get a case! It's a very good phone though. So far so good

It's a pretty good phone but the battery don't last have to charge twice a day...was told it would be on Android 12 but so far not...I liked my 5g stylus 2021 better in many respects except the 5g was a problem so went back to 4g. 5g in a few years will be better. But overall camera is good and haven't had anything freeze etc. Brightness needs to be all the way up...I would recommend

bought a nokia g20 phone for christmas present for my wife.used net 10 phone plan & it worked fine for abought 2 months & then the phone would not call in or out.she could send text msg but could not call. The experts worked for several days & could not get phone to work.We replaced Nokia G20 phone with Moto G stylus & it is working great with same phone plan.

Really functional mid-line smart phone with a self-contained stylus pen for the fat-fingered among us. The primary frustration for me is the inability to use a pull-down short-cut icon to switch the phone from ring to vibrate and back, making this common action far more cumbersome than on any previous Android phone I have used. The only way to do this on the MotoG Stylus is to open the phone settings, go to the Sounds section, turn off the phone volume and then return to the main screens - and repeat the entire multi-step process to turn the ringer back on and readjust the ring volume at the end of the business meeting.

My wife was replacing the last year's model that had cracked. It's super cheap. We refuse to pay 1000 dollars for an iPhone or android. It's literally cheaper to just get a brand new phone than to replace a screen so why not. It's prettier for her. Feels heftier, it's nice. Does everything a 1000 dollar phone does. No complaints and it's unlocked