moto g play Free Government Phone

The moto g play Free Government Phone offer from FreeCall Wireless pairs the moto g play with free monthly Lifeline service for eligible households. Below are the full specs, what it costs, who it suits and how to order it.

moto g play specs

• Display6.5" HD+, 90Hz
• ProcessorSnapdragon 680
• Rear camera50MP
• Front camera8MP
• Network4G LTE
• Battery5,000 mAh
• Storage64 GB
• UnlockSide fingerprint and face unlock
• Model number (U.S.)XT2413-2, XT2413V

Specifications are from the manufacturer and can vary slightly by model version. Storage shown is the configuration we usually stock.

Why choose the moto g play?

Motorola phones run a clean version of Android that is close to Google's own design, which makes them fast and easy to learn. They are known for long battery life and good speakers.

• Up to multi-day battery for light use
• Dolby Atmos speaker
• Headphone jack
• Easy setup

Is the moto g play free with Lifeline?

Free with Lifeline enrollment. No co-pay, no monthly bill. Your Lifeline service is always $0 a month for eligible customers, and the moto g play comes with unlimited talk, unlimited text and 10 gb of high-speed data every month on our nationwide 5g and 4g lte on the t-mobile network. Offers depend on your state and current stock, and the application shows the exact price before you submit.

Who is the moto g play best for?

Simple, reliable free smartphone for calls, texts and apps. If you would rather keep a phone you already own, you can also bring your own phone and get a free SIM.

How does the moto g play compare to other free phones?

How do I get the moto g play?

1. 1

   Apply online

   Start the Lifeline application with your ZIP code.

2. 2

   Choose the moto g play

   Select it in the device step. Any co-pay is shown before you submit.

3. 3

   Get it delivered

   When you are approved, the moto g play ships free with service active.

What do I need to qualify?

You qualify for this phone if you or someone in your household receives SNAP, Medicaid, SSI, Federal Public Housing Assistance or a Veterans Pension, or if your household income is at or below 135% of the federal poverty guidelines ($21,546 for one person in 2026). See every option on eligibility.