i found this at bestbuy with a diffrent name an branded to cricket is it good ?

[Goosinurwife]

is the camera in it netter then the lgg 6

 

[Premium1]

is the camera in it netter then the lgg 6

It is a low end device, and it is a moto. The camera is not going to be as good as a flagship LG g6. LG cameras>>> motorola cameras all day everyday.

 

[udazavlanje]

Cheap low end phone will never have a comparable camera hardware nor software with flagship device. Not to mention that Moto for 5 years now (since Google take over and then 2 with Lenovo) can't get it right on their own flaship lines.
So, LG, Samsung (G4/5/6 and S6/7/8) and any other big name, will provide you greater experience even if 2 or 3 years older than a new budget phone.

 

[MotoJunkie01]

For the dollar, yes it is a truly excellent device. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 427 brings a quad-core Cortex-A53 CPU clocking at 1.4GHz, with an independent Adreno 308 GPU for graphics processing. The 2GB RAM is sufficient for everyday tasks and some gaming. The main (rear) camera is 13.0mp which, contrary to answers posted by other members, is very comparable to the camera specs of a flagship device. In fact, the camera exceeds that of some flagship phones. Finally, the device ships with Android 8.0 Oreo and Motorola Mobility has already published manifests for a planned upgrade to Android 9.0 Pie in the very near future. Again, many flagships are not going to see a Pie update rollout.
On a negative note, the Cricket branded variant is not supported for bootloader unlocking, so root and custom software won't be a possibility. This holds true for the Verizon variant as well: perma-locked bootloader = no root or custom ROM flashing. The T-Mobile variant, the Sprint/Boost/Virgin variant and the single/dual SIM Retail variants are all supported for OEM unlocking. In that regard, TWRP custom recovery and many custom ROMs are available, and development is in full swing. Lineage 16.0 Pie was ported for the G6 Play earlier this month.