Big-battery Motorola oldie with 5G drops to unbeatable price in 'closeout' deal
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Do you remember Motorola's One family of mid-range Android handsets, and in particular, the early 2021-released One 5G Ace model? Don't worry, we're not going to blame you if you forgot all about that rather unmemorable 6.7-incher, which did however earn a pretty decent review score... back in early 2021.
Discontinued by its manufacturer in the meantime and no longer sold through major third-party retailers like Best Buy or Amazon either in the US, the 5G-enabled battery life "ace" is somehow still available at Woot... at an incredibly low price.
If you hurry, you can get your hands on this bad boy in exchange for a measly $149.99 without making any compromises when it comes to its condition or carrier "status." Yes, your 150 bucks will buy you a brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged, and unlocked unit with a full 1-year Motorola warranty included... for the next couple of days only or until the phone inevitably goes out of stock.
Due to its advanced age and rocky software support history, you'd probably expect demand to be pretty weak for a Motorola One 5G Ace right now. But with 5G speeds, a hefty 5,000mAh battery capable of keeping the lights on for an impressive two days of (light) work on a single charge, a large and reasonably high-quality Full HD "Max Vision" screen, and three rear-facing cameras in tow, this might just be one of the best phones this kind of money can get you in 2023.
Obviously, you'll have to learn to live with an outdated version of Android and no more updates if you choose to make this purchase before Woot's "limited time closeout deal" expires, as well as settle for the middling 4GB RAM count and 64GB storage of this particular variant sold at a lower-than-ever price by Amazon's subsidiary.
If you'd rather pay an extra 70 bucks or so for a 128GB storage configuration with an additional 2 gigs of memory, you can do that at Woot's parent company... as long as you're okay getting a "renewed" instead of a brand-new device from third-party seller TurtleScreen.
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