Cell phone advice

[Aska]

Looking at the specs of the Moto G4 Play, I think I might go with that. My credit is garbage so I can't get a nice phone on payments. But yeah, the G4 has 2gb or RAM, 16gb of internal storage expandable up to 128gb, and is running Android 6.0. I can get one at my local best buy for $105!

Minus the boot loop issue, haven't heard too many bad things about the G4 either.

[Misha]

Minus the boot loop issue, haven't heard too many bad things about the G4 either.

I don't know what that means. Here I come Google!

[Accelerator]

I don't know what that means. Here I come Google!

Boots, doesn't get to the "desktop" and reboots. That's a bootloop iirc.
I'd invest a little bit more and go with the Moto G5 Plus (even the regular G5 would be a good choice) if you can, though.
Motorola usually goes with almost stock Android so performance shouldn't be much of an issue, unless you run apps like PoGO+Facebook+other stuff simultaneously, the RAM is basically what allows you to multitask without having to redraw apps.
The benefits of having almost stock or stock Android is that the devs don't need to work a lot to bring you software updates... Although since Lenovo purchased Motorola mobility their update cycles have become slower. Carriers also have a lot to do in how fast/slow you get updates.

[Misha]

Boots, doesn't get to the "desktop" and reboots. That's a bootloop iirc.
I'd invest a little bit more and go with the Moto G5 Plus (even the regular G5 would be a good choice) if you can, though.
Motorola usually goes with almost stock Android so performance shouldn't be much of an issue, unless you run apps like PoGO+Facebook+other stuff simultaneously, the RAM is basically what allows you to multitask without having to redraw apps.
The benefits of having almost stock or stock Android is that the devs don't need to work a lot to bring you software updates... Although since Lenovo purchased Motorola mobility their update cycles have become slower. Carriers also have a lot to do in how fast/slow you get updates.

Yeah the only app I run that needs decent RAM power is Pokemon Duel. Other than that, I close all apps before running anything else