Deal: Unlocked 32GB Moto Z Play on sale at B&H for just $250, the lowest price to date

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By Cosmin Vasile

Published: Dec 19, 2017, 4:56 PM

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Deal: Unlocked 32GB Moto Z Play on sale at B&H for just $250, the lowest price to date

The Moto Z Play is a decent mid-range smartphone built by Motorola. Launched on the market last year in September, it one of Motorola handsets that will eventually be updated to Android 8.0 Oreo.

The unlocked 32GB version of the Moto Z Play sold in the US for as high as $450, but these days you could get one for $350 or even less. However, for a limited time, the Moto Z Play is on sale at B&H for the lowest price we've seen to date: $249.99.

Taking advantage of this deal will save you at least $100, even though B&H claims the Moto Z Play's full retail price is $450. Few retailers are still selling the smartphone for that amount.

The unlocked 32GB Moto Z Play is fully compatible with GSM carriers in the US, including AT&T and T-Mobile, but it won't work on CDMA networks. It also supports Moto Mods, so you'll be able to turn your device into whatever you need: camera, audio speaker, or projector.

source: B&H

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