UMIDIGI Cell Phone G1, Android12... vs Tracfone Motorola Moto g Stylus,...

The first thing that catches your eye is the price. For $100 its totaly worth the money. Good hardware for the price point4. That's pretty good!

Finger print reader sometimes takes a couple tries.

Screen is really important on any cel, this one is actually really good for a budget phone. Screenshots are super easy, via the square tasker button. Speaker is crisp and clear with no distortion.

It comes with a clear tpu case, which is non-slip in your hand, and makes the power button recessed (helpful) the audio volume is adequate, and clips a little when set to max. The phone comes with the charger and a clear case. Comes with screen protec...  Read More

This phone is good as a phone for your kids or just as a second backup phone. I use this as a portable jukebox/speedometer for my e-scooter. I'm pretty sure it would have on my other phones.

Tech support is mediocre, and only so much can be solved over the phone. I have to restart it every time to make a phone call, text constant off and on.

The battery life is lengthy. On prime day, the battery lasts all day even with heavy use. The battery is great! Lasts a day with 30% extra typically.

Tracfone subscription saves me lots of and lots of money. outdoors on a sunny day must use 100% brightness to be able to see everything on screen. Moto assistant is helpful when you don't have time to type something in.

Slow charging. Websites hang or freeze. Bluetooth is unreliable.