If you're after a solid budget-friendly Android phone by Motorola, we suggest you check out the Moto G Power (2025). This model now ships with four free Moto Tags at the official store, allowing you to save $100. Don't miss out.
Sure, you’ll need to pay full price for the Motorola device, but trade-ins are accepted and can let you reduce your final cost. With no discounts at Amazon or Best Buy, this promo is definitely worth checking out. After all, these trackers are quite handy for users who misplace their bags, keys, and more.
As a budget smartphone, this fella certainly can’t rival options like the Pixel 9a or the Galaxy S25 Ultra. But its sleek design, vegan leather back, and good-looking 6.8-inch display with a smooth 120Hz refresh rate make it a top pick for budget-conscious shoppers. Then again, you’re not getting gorgeous pitch blacks, as the screen is an LCD, not OLED.
Performance-wise, this Moto G model handles most daily tasks fine, but you can’t expect insane potential for gaming or multitasking. For one thing, its MediaTek Dimensity 6300 chip is less powerful than the Exynos 1280 used in the Galaxy A25.
A truly impressive feature about this Motorola phone is its durability. While it costs just $299.99, it has an IP69 and IP68 rating alongside MIL-STD 810H, making it incredibly durable in harsh conditions. On top of that, it features Gorilla Glass 5, so it should survive accidental drops and resist scratches quite well.
Add the four-pack of Moto Tags into the mix, and you’ve got a pretty sweet budget phone. If the Moto G Power (2025) sounds like the right fit for your needs, now’s your chance to grab it with $100 in free tracking devices.
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