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This is why I prefer Motorola devices over everything else. Its a heavy phone feels solid. Phones these days are reviewed based on the materials they use but to me I like picking up a phone that feels like a brick not a hollow fragile device. And every Motorola phone I have ever had feels just that way. And this thing functions properly too. The best part about this phone so far is the fact that I don't use it all day when I hop in my car at the end of the day it is still at 93% try ever getting that on my Galaxy S5 and you would think something was wrong. Animations are smooth and it is what stock should be... just a few Motorola Brand apps that can be disabled if you do not want them and the rest is Google developed apps. Pure if you ask me. Not Nexus but that is okay. I have it activated on Verizon. Don't bother with going to the store if you already have a NanoSIM. If not run to the Verizon store walk up and just ask for a SIM card.... Don't be so lazy that you are willing to wait for overnight shipping get this phone activated today. After you get your SIM just call Tech Support at Verizon at (800) 922-0204 follow the prompts to activate a device (Something like press 1, then 3 for technical support, say "Activate a device", and 3 again? Don't take that word for word) when it tells you "for 4g insert sim and reboot" stay on the line and press 0. This will take you to a rep and explain you have an unlocked phone and want to activate it. You give them the IMEI, MEID, and NanoSIM ID and 10-20 seconds later your phone will start activating. Give it about 5 minutes and it will work on their network.