Big-battery Moto G7 Power drops to an insanely low price with a 90-day warranty
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Motorola didn't exactly catch us off guard with the announcement of its latest mid-range smartphones earlier this week, but we sure didn't expect these two budget Android troopers to be called simply (and somewhat confusingly) Moto G Stylus and G Power.
Make no mistake, though, the newly unveiled Moto G Power is infinitely better than last year's G7 Power, delivering major improvements in everything from camera versatility (and presumably performance) to overall system performance, screen sharpness, and memory.
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But the arrival of an upgraded battery life champion also means the Moto G7 Power is available at a lower than ever price, at least if you buy it unlocked and refurbished from one specific top-rated eBay vendor by the name of VIPOutlet. This offers a convenient 90-day warranty with fully functional devices in "grade A" condition that "may or may not have minor cosmetic defects, blemishes, dents, or scratches."
That sounds a little vague, but on the bright side, nothing major should be wrong with these G7 Power units on sale here in a "limited quantity", which are "inspected, tested, and restored to the original manufacturer's operating specifications." In other words, you'll likely be able to (barely) tell the difference between an ultra-affordable handset purchased from VIPOutlet and a brand-new, unused, unopened, and undamaged device from a cosmetic standpoint, while functionally speaking, things should look the same.
Technically listed at $130.89, this unlocked Marine Blue Moto G7 Power will further drop to $111.25 in your eBay cart after an additional instant 15 percent discount.
All in all, that's almost 140 bucks lower than the regular price of a brand-new 6.2-inch phone with a gargantuan 5,000mAh battery on deck, as well as a respectable Snapdragon 632 processor, 3 gigs of memory, 32 gigs of internal storage space, a single 12MP rear-facing camera with f/2.0 aperture, and a conventional fingerprint scanner embedded in that iconic Motorola "batwing" logo on the back. Beat that, bargain hunters!
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