Motorola Cellphones

Motorola phones at PEP range from around R1,599 for the E15 to about R2,699 for the G-series. The G06 and G15 offer larger storage and bigger batteries, while the E15 is the most affordable entry point. Motorola sits in the affordable-to-mid range with a focus on clean software and strong battery life.

Motorola phones run a clean, near-stock version of Android with very few pre-installed extras, which keeps them simple, fast and easy to use. You get the standard Google Play apps and a clutter-free layout. This is a key reason buyers choose Motorola over more cluttered budget phones.

The Motorola G06 Power is built for the longest battery life in the range, with a large battery that can last well over a day of normal use. If long battery life is your priority, choose the Power model. The standard G06 and G15 still comfortably last a full day for typical users.

The E15 is the most affordable for basic everyday use. The G05 and G06 step up performance, storage and battery, with the G06 offering 128GB and a Power variant with 256GB. The G15 is the top model here with the best specs. Higher numbers mean more storage, better cameras and longer battery.

Motorola phones here offer up to 128GB on the G06 and 256GB on the G06 Power, plenty for apps, photos and videos. Lower models suit lighter use. Many Motorola phones also accept a microSD card, so you can expand storage affordably rather than paying more for a higher model upfront.

Yes. Motorola G-series phones have capable cameras that handle everyday photos, social media and video calls well, with higher models offering sharper results. For casual shooting and sharing on WhatsApp and Facebook, a G06 or G15 gives clear, reliable photos at an affordable price.

Yes. Motorola's clean software helps the G-series run WhatsApp, social media, banking and light games smoothly. For the best performance choose a G06 or G15 with more storage. These phones are tuned for reliable daily use and stay responsive thanks to the lack of heavy pre-installed software.

Yes, models such as the G06 are Dual SIM, letting you use two SIM cards in one phone. This is handy for keeping one number for calls and another for cheaper data, or separating work and personal lines, helping you manage airtime and data costs more easily.

Motorola phones at PEP work on all major South African networks — Vodacom, MTN, Telkom and Cell C — so you can use your existing SIM and airtime deal. Insert your SIM and the phone connects automatically, giving you freedom to switch networks for a better deal whenever you like.

Motorola phones at PEP range from around R1,599 for the E15 to about R2,699 for the G-series. The G06 and G15 offer larger storage and bigger batteries, while the E15 is the most affordable entry point. Motorola sits in the affordable-to-mid range with a focus on clean software and strong battery life.

Motorola phones run a clean, near-stock version of Android with very few pre-installed extras, which keeps them simple, fast and easy to use. You get the standard Google Play apps and a clutter-free layout. This is a key reason buyers choose Motorola over more cluttered budget phones.

The Motorola G06 Power is built for the longest battery life in the range, with a large battery that can last well over a day of normal use. If long battery life is your priority, choose the Power model. The standard G06 and G15 still comfortably last a full day for typical users.

The E15 is the most affordable for basic everyday use. The G05 and G06 step up performance, storage and battery, with the G06 offering 128GB and a Power variant with 256GB. The G15 is the top model here with the best specs. Higher numbers mean more storage, better cameras and longer battery.

Motorola phones here offer up to 128GB on the G06 and 256GB on the G06 Power, plenty for apps, photos and videos. Lower models suit lighter use. Many Motorola phones also accept a microSD card, so you can expand storage affordably rather than paying more for a higher model upfront.

Yes. Motorola G-series phones have capable cameras that handle everyday photos, social media and video calls well, with higher models offering sharper results. For casual shooting and sharing on WhatsApp and Facebook, a G06 or G15 gives clear, reliable photos at an affordable price.

Yes. Motorola's clean software helps the G-series run WhatsApp, social media, banking and light games smoothly. For the best performance choose a G06 or G15 with more storage. These phones are tuned for reliable daily use and stay responsive thanks to the lack of heavy pre-installed software.

Yes, models such as the G06 are Dual SIM, letting you use two SIM cards in one phone. This is handy for keeping one number for calls and another for cheaper data, or separating work and personal lines, helping you manage airtime and data costs more easily.

Motorola phones at PEP work on all major South African networks — Vodacom, MTN, Telkom and Cell C — so you can use your existing SIM and airtime deal. Insert your SIM and the phone connects automatically, giving you freedom to switch networks for a better deal whenever you like.