Which Motorola phone on a budget? Less than 300.00

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which Motorola phone on a budget? less than 300.00

Moto G Plus (4th Gen.) Unlocked - Black - 64GB, 4GB RAM from Amazon at $289.00 or Moto X Pure Edition, 32GB Black, 3GB RAM at $299.00Any help would be appreciated.
 
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the fingerprint reader is worth upgrading to from any phone that doesn't have a good one, and the g4's is great
 
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Think that the G4 is the better buy. More RAM and octacore processor over hexacore with the MXPE. Fingerprint reader is a plus. The only thing it doesn't have that I would want is NFC.
 
Moto G Plus (4th Gen.) Unlocked - Black - 64GB, 4GB RAM from Amazon at $289.00 or Moto X Pure Edition, 32GB Black, 3GB RAM at $299.00Any help would be appreciated.

If you need NFC, then Moto X.
 
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Think that the G4 Play is the better buy. More RAM and Octacore processor over hexacore with the MXPE. Fingerprint reader is a plus. The only thing it doesn't have that I would want is NFC.
Octacore but inferior processor. Plus the G4 and G4 plus have over heating issues which basically affects the camera, try using it under sun light and you'll know. Plus the fingerprint is only good for unlocking, no Android pay because of no NFC. Plus the camera quality is better on the Moto X. This is from personal experience since I owned both for a brief period.
 
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I'm facing a similar decision today. G4 (not plus) vs. MPXE. About a $60 difference in price. Considerations for me are camera and battery life. . This will be a temporary device while I replace my Note 7. Considering a Oneplus 3 or Moto Z Play for the replacement when they become available for GSM carriers. No more $900 phones for me.
 
Re: which Motorola phone on a budget? less than 300.00

I'm facing a similar decision today. G4 (not plus) vs. MPXE. About a $60 difference in price. Considerations for me are camera and battery life. . This will be a temporary device while I replace my Note 7. Considering a Oneplus 3 or Moto Z Play for the replacement when they become available for GSM carriers. No more $900 phones for me.
The Pure has NFC. So if you want to do mobile payments you may want to pick that one up instead.
 
Re: which Motorola phone on a budget? less than 300.00

I'm facing a similar decision today. G4 (not plus) vs. MPXE. About a $60 difference in price. Considerations for me are camera and battery life. . This will be a temporary device while I replace my Note 7. Considering a Oneplus 3 or Moto Z Play for the replacement when they become available for GSM carriers. No more $900 phones for me.
You can either buy a G4 Play / non-Play or the Honor 5X if you don't want to spend much. Both of them do not have NFC so Android Pay is not supported.
 
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NFC is nice but not a necessity... At least for me. Fingerprint scan to unlock is more attractive.