Verizon has already confirmed that it going to offer the Moto G smartphone to its prepaid customers in 2014, but so far it hasn’t revealed any more than that. Big Red hasn’t revealed what it intends to charge for this smartphone. A photo of the Verizon Moto G was leaked recently which hinted at a $100 price tag. The price tag is surprising to say the least, because the Moto G is sold off contract and its regular price tag is already very competitively priced at $179. More information has emerged about the Verizon Moto G, with Best Buy spokesman Jonathan Sandler telling The L.A. Times that the phone is currently landing in the retailer’s stores and it will go on sale “as soon as it arrives.”
At a $100 price tag the Moto G will be an excellent option for someone looking to find a decent smartphone with decent specifications without having to sign a conventional service contract with any U.S. carrier. The Moto G has a 4.5 inch HD display, a 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor with 8GB of onboard storage and an 8 megapixel rear camera. Android 4.3 Jelly Bean is pre-installed on the Moto G. Verizon is yet to make an announcement about its variant of the Moto G.