TOTAL WIRELESS MOTOROLA MOTO G PLAY, 64GB, CDMA LTE, BLUE - PREPAID SMARTPHONE [LOCKED TO TOTAL WIRELESS]

It's a great phone. When your on the phone you can hear very well and very clear. Keyboard works very well and doesn't disappear when your texting. It does seem like the battery dies down pretty quick in one day but I only charge mine to 80% and the screen does come on by itself if you touch it

I bought this little blue slab not because I needed a phone, but because I needed a cheap desktop display that could double as a novelty paperweight. At first glance it looks like a toy you'd find in the bargain bin, and that's exactly the point. It's so light it practically floats off the desk when you're not looking, which is great if you enjoy the occasional heart attack when it slides off the edge. The large inner screen surprised me - it's bigger than I expected for something that feels like a cheap plastic coaster. I've been using it as a secondary monitor for my laptop, and the clarity is surprisingly decent for browsing memes and checking email. The “driving mode” is a joke in itself; it dims the screen and locks the keypad, which is perfect for when I'm pretending to be a responsible adult and actually need to keep my eyes on the road while scrolling through cat videos. I tried to hook it up to Sprint just for the fun of it, but then I remembered Sprint doesn't exist anymore, so the whole thing turned into a nostalgic tribute to extinct carriers. The device is locked to Total Wireless, which means I can't wander off to other networks, but that's fine - I'm not trying to make calls, I'm just using the “live focus” feature to keep the screen from going dark while I'm typing a novel on my laptop. It works like a charm, and the battery lasts long enough to survive a full day of being a makeshift monitor and occasional ringtone when I forget it's still technically a phone. Overall, this thing is hilariously cheap, light enough to be mistaken for a coaster, and oddly functional as a desktop display. If you're looking for a budget-friendly screen that won't break the bank or your ego, this is the perfect candidate. Just don't expect it to survive a drop from a standing desk - it's cheap, after all, and that's part of its charm.