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Tuesday, February 10th, 2026 3:41 AM

Xfinity Provided a Motorola Phone ,Which goes off within 3 hours of fully charged

Hi Team, I am struggling with the Xfinity provided Motorola Phone, Which dries within 3 hours of fully charge. 

And the SIM also not allowed to use in other unlocked phone. This is unfair that you provide bad phone and made me to use the same phone without supporting for last 6 months.

I spoke almost 30- 40 times with customer care yet no solution provided

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Official Employee

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6 hours ago

I am incredibly sorry that you’ve been stuck in this loop for six months. Speaking with support 30 or 40 times without a resolution is beyond exhausting, and I completely understand why you feel this is unfair. 

To be transparent about the SIM card, Xfinity Mobile SIMs are often "locked" to the specific IMEI of the phone they were shipped with for the duration of a device payment plan @user_gr563t.

Visitor

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Yes I agree, Xfinity only provided phone if that phone not working what I will have do for that. 

Visitor

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6 hours ago

So I was brought into this by customer care only saying they give offer and pulled me from mint network to Xfinity with device and now that device not working and I am still paying. 

how come I pay for a device which is not working and also how do I use my line if phone is not working

Official Employee

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Hi @user_gr563t, I use my phone frequently and 3 hours of battery life would not cut it. You would be outside our 14-day return window, but if you purchased the phone 6 months ago you would still be within the 12-month manufacture warranty window. You can learn more about the manufacture warranty by checking out the How do I get manufacturer warranty support? article. Do you happen to know the model of your phone?

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