Moto G Pure: New & Refurbished Prices in Canada
MotorolaAs Motorola's newest budget phone, the Moto G Pure aims to provide an intuitive smartphone experience at an affordable price. Its camera, battery, display and performance are all solid, but not groundbreaking. If you don't need all the latest tech features of modern smartphones, the Moto G Pure could be right up your alley. It's a great starter smartphone that will save you lots of money.
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Moto G Pure: Full Specifications
Pros
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Rear Fingerprint Scanner: While modern smartphones continue to rely on facial recognition technology, the Moto G Pure includes a traditional fingerprint scanner on the back of the device.
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Price: Canadians can expect to pay a mere $200 for a brand new Moto G Pure. Alternatively, you could end up paying $16 per month if you choose to finance it over two years.
Cons
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Storage: The Moto G Pure only comes in one storage model: 32GB. This could be a bummer for customers willing to spend more money for more space.
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Charging: Despite a battery which lasts around 12 hours, the Moto G Pure does not include fast charging.
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