[pcataldo]

All I've seen are the two models XT1540 and XT1548. Haven't heard of any "international" models. Has anyone taken their Moto G (XT1540) on travels thru Europe? Any issues? I just bought the GSM XT1540 and travel overseas occasionally . . . was wondering what (if any) limitations there may be?

[Ry]

All I've seen are the two models XT1540 and XT1548. Haven't heard of any "international" models. Has anyone taken their Moto G (XT1540) on travels thru Europe? Any issues? I just bought the GSM XT1540 and travel overseas occasionally . . . was wondering what (if any) limitations there may be?

What networks do you plan on using while traveling?

[NucleBAH]

Generally the "international" model refers to most of the world with the exception of North (and perhaps South) America. However the only countries my Moto G has been in (this being the one I am getting replaced) are England and Wales.

[pcataldo]

Upcoming plans to travel to Italy (and possible France) this coming summer. Not sure what networks but when I've traveled with my Blackberry - I never had a issue.

[zzthom74]

Hello. I just came back from Europe, visiting Germany and Hungary and had no problems using my XT1540 there. I also used my original Moto G which has the same GSM bands earlier in Austria and Panama.This phone should work wherever there's GSM coverage. I have the Simple Choice plan with T-mobile so i have voice at 20 cents per minute /texting is free and data included but it is slowed down to 2g levels.
Of course one can always buy a local SIM card and use the phone that way.
There is a good site to check coverage-- "willmyphonework.net"

[bafare]

I believe that the only issue is that you won't get LTE speeds everywhere or all the countries but 3g most of the time which is good enough for most people.

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