Perfect for the prepaid market
While using the Moto E4, I was constantly aware of its price, and how most people — through a Verizon store — will be interacting with it for the first time. Yes, Motorola has a robust unlocked market in the U.S., and the phone is excellent value at $129.99 (it works on all major U.S. carriers, including AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint and Verizon), but the real gem here is its $69.99 price on Verizon prepaid, which is outstanding value. Paired with a $40 plan, which comes with 3GB of data per month, I can see the Moto E4 becoming a first phone with a lot of high school students and recent graduates.
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