Motorola’s Moto G smartphone was very well received when it was launched late last year, primarily because of the fact that its a bonafide mid-range Android smartphone that’s very competitively priced off contract. Motorola officially sells it for $179, but several carriers are selling it for even less, making it the perfect choice for customers who don’t want to spend too much on a smartphone and also want to avoid a conventional service contract, but do want a proper Android experience. U.S. Cellular adds itself to that list, the prepaid carrier is now offering the Moto G for $99 off contract.
U.S. Cellular has actually matched Verizon on price, which had confirmed that it would be carrying the smartphone a few hours after it was first announced. It was only until a few weeks ago when Verizon finally announced the pricing for its prepaid customers that were interested in the Moto G, it too sells this smartphone for $99 off contract. People wishing to pick one up from U.S. Cellular can head over to its website right now to do so, it will also be available in stores from tomorrow, February 10th. U.S. Cellular also carries the Moto G’s sibling, the Moto X, a high-end Android smartphone that’s got quite to offer.