Motorola Moto C Plus price in Bangladesh, performance, specs & review

The Motorola Moto C Plus price in Bangladesh targets first-time smartphone buyers wanting long battery life at the lowest cost. From my real testing experience, this phone focuses more on endurance than speed, using a modest processor, basic ram and limited rom for daily calls, messaging, and light apps. It competes in the same entry segment where Samsung once dominated budget Android phones, but Moto’s clean software remains its advantage. If battery reliability matters more than performance, Moto C Plus still fits basic Bangladeshi needs.

The Motorola Moto C Plus price in Bangladesh currently ranges between BDT 5,500 to BDT 9,500, depending on condition and seller availability. As an older 2017 model, it is no longer officially sold, so pricing mainly comes from the grey market and used-phone shops in Dhaka, Chattogram, and online resellers. Official box units with accessories usually cost 8–10% higher than open-box units.

In this range, buyers often compare it with older models like Moto E4, Samsung Galaxy J2, and Nokia 2, which offer similar entry-level performance. Grey-market prices fluctuate heavily before Eid and New Year, while some shops still offer 0% EMI for 6 months on refurbished units. Trade-in deals can reduce prices slightly, but availability is limited.

Motorola Moto C Plus performance is strictly entry-level. Casual games run acceptably, but heavy titles struggle with frame drops and longer load times. During my testing, thermals stayed stable due to the low-power chipset, but battery drain was noticeable in gaming sessions.

Motorola Moto C Plus Gaming Performance Analysis in Our Lab Test