Verizon Moto G Power 5G, 128GB, Midnight Blue - Prepaid Smartphone [Locked to Verizon Prepaid]

i moved from apple back to android with this device. the size is slightly larger than my iphone 13, and i prefer the leather-style backing compared to apples glass backing. the storage space is also really good for the price, and the performance is pretty good too. i can multi-task without much of a drop in speed and gaming is more than feasible both emulated and mobile games alike. overall i really like the system and device functions. i find their features than encourage a break from screens to be more useful than expected too. it hardly took much time to setup and get started with and has a lot of customization. at this point many of the features i liked from apple such as specifying app location or camera access settings to be enabled always, while using, once, or not at all. given my last android device lacked this feature i almost thought it was something restricted to the apple ecosystem but was pleasently suprised to find it! the camera settings are very nice and detailed and the quality might be ever so slightly less than my iphone but its honestly not too bad and the difference is slight. battery life can be a little touch and go out of the box. but upon futher inspection a lot of that was due to the many apps, games, and software that comes with the device. now that i have uninstalled, disabled, or adjusted certain settings to tune this, i can get much better battery. with battery saver on and moderate use, i could probably go 2 days before the phone dies with minimal drop in performance(which is highly app dependent). overall i got for 92 bucks when i bought it a phone which rivals both my iphone xs and my iphone 13 which cost several times more. its a fansastic phone for the price and i have nothing major to complain about