Best Motorola Cell Phones - 4 to 6 oz. Weight, 200 to 250 $ Prices

'Considering how good-looking the display is, and how impressive the performance is – and the battery life isn't too bad either – it's hard to see how anyone could be disappointed with the Moto G4. '

'Otherwise, your search for a great phone at a low price ends here. '

'First impressions of the phone are that it’s pretty responsive, but with the odd glitch here and there.'

'No useless software'

'high brightness'

'8 GB of built-in memory, expandable via the newly added microSD card slot.'

'The phone has excellent build quality and the sliding action is very smooth.'

'great colour balance'

'built-in GPS'

'Improved design'

'the i1's awesome PTT capability and the carrier's all-in, $50/month prepaid service make this phone a good deal nonetheless.'

'Yeah, well, "i1" is a pretty notable, stand-out model name if you ask us -- and it's not every day that you see an iDEN device with WiFi, suggesting this'll be a smartphone.'

'If you're migrating from another Direct Connect device to the Motorola i1, the ability to download apps, surf the internet, and the general first-class smartphone experience that Android offers should please you.  '

'        A great phone we had a look at is the Motorola i1, a cell phone that has been created to compete a very competitive market.'