Motorola's Moto G7 Power goes on sale at T-Mobile
US carriers continue to pick up some of Motorola's new Moto G7 smartphones. After Boost Mobile and Metro, T-Mobile announced it is now offering the Moto G7 Power to all customers who want a solid mid-range Android device.
T-Mobile confirmed the Moto G7 Power is available for purchase starting today from brick and mortar stores, as well as online. As far as pricing goes, the Un-carrier will charge exactly $237.50 for the Moto G7 Power, but customers will also be given the option to buy it for $9.50/month (with $9.50 down) for 24 months on T-Mobile's no-interest EIP.
If you're not aware, Metro by T-Mobile will offer the Moto G7 Power as well, but customers will be able to purchase the phone starting on April 29. On the bright side, those who switch to Metro by T-Mobile can get the Moto G7 Power for just $60, although they will have to choose a monthly plan of at least $50 per month.
According to T-Mobile, the Moto G7 Power will be available in Marine Blue, so there's not a lot of options when it comes to colors. Even so, the Moto G7 Power is a monster of a phone thanks to the 5,000 mAh battery that should offer up to three days of battery life on single charge. You can find out more about Motorola's mid-range handset by reading our Moto G7 Power review.
T-Mobile confirmed the Moto G7 Power is available for purchase starting today from brick and mortar stores, as well as online. As far as pricing goes, the Un-carrier will charge exactly $237.50 for the Moto G7 Power, but customers will also be given the option to buy it for $9.50/month (with $9.50 down) for 24 months on T-Mobile's no-interest EIP.
According to T-Mobile, the Moto G7 Power will be available in Marine Blue, so there's not a lot of options when it comes to colors. Even so, the Moto G7 Power is a monster of a phone thanks to the 5,000 mAh battery that should offer up to three days of battery life on single charge. You can find out more about Motorola's mid-range handset by reading our Moto G7 Power review.
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