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And what's the difference? My phone provides the same things you want from yours. I use it all the time. Obviously if you can get the same thing at 1/8th the co
by Retra 8y ago
And what's the difference? My phone provides the same things you want from yours. I use it all the time. Obviously if you can get the same thing at 1/8th the cost, it's probably not worth it to spend that extra money.
The phone is not even a junk phone:
https://www.motorola.com/us/products/moto-e-plus-gen-4 https://www.motorola.com/us/products/moto-e-plus-gen-4
It's just not a premium "luxury" phone. I spend $45 per month on service and $170 for the device. My fiancée's phone is a $1000 Pixel, and it offers almost nothing more. Nothing that she actually uses anyway.
- thirdsun 8y agoYou are making quite a lot of assumptions prematurely presented as facts, although they may not apply at all to the person you're talking to. Personally, while I don't doubt that the Motorola works fine for you, I wouldn't even consider it since it doesn't run iOS. Or likely any up to date OS in 3-4 years.