Motorola Motorola G Play 2026, Model XT26153

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20190502-A30E6-1870220. Matched catalog product: Motorola Motorola G Play 2026, Model XT26153. Source model text: Moto E 5. Incident: Submitter was receiving assistance from the TracFone firm for an issue she was having with the cell phone. They informed her to remove the phone cover from the back of the phone. While talking with them the phone burst into flames while it was sitting on the table. The phone was turned off when the incident occurred.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20130822-EE55F-2147452780. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Motorola Motorola G Play 2026, Model XT26153. Source model text: MBP 36. Incident: We bought a Motorola baby video monitor 5/27/12. This summer the parent unit wasn't charging well or holding a charge. I would normally charge it on my nightstand overnight and hadn't moved the charger in several weeks but because it was dead during naptime, I went to move the charger downstairs. When I unplugged the charger I realized the insulation had broken away from the transformer and there were frayed, exposed copper wires. No injury occurred but the potential for someone to get electrocuted is significant. This charger was rarely moved so there's no reason this sort of damage should have occurred unless it's a defective product.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20251015-183EE-2147327071. Severity: Injury, First Aid Received by Non-Medical Professional. Matched catalog product: Motorola Motorola G Play 2026, Model XT26153. Source model text: 2025. Incident: I arrived at work and at 7am this morning had my [REDACTED] in hand with my Motorola razar 2025 sitting on top of my [REDACTED] reached into my pocket to retrieve my keys when the phone slipped and landed on to loose gravel and instinctly began to smoke quickly followed by fire ( the best way to explain it look like a rocket was about to launch . Mine you Im 56 in height) the fire subsided followed by smoke. I captured video of the smoking phone after the fact with my [REDACTED].

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20260524-92DB9-2147318732. Severity: Injury, Seen by Medical Professional. Matched catalog product: Motorola Motorola G Play 2026, Model XT26153. Incident: Motorola cell phone was in pocket while doing maintenance work in attic of house. Temp in attic was tolerable, without warning it exploded not even five minutes being in this atmosphere. It was like a arisol can being punctered, it burned right thigh and right hand second degree burns. Practically catching house on fire. I entailed fumes while being burned alive. Panic sat in and relieved laceration on left arm while exiting attic. Relieved second degree burns on hand and leg

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20240221-70A8E-2147340863. Severity: Death. Matched catalog product: Motorola Motorola G Play 2026, Model XT26153. Source model text: Motorola Comfort75bu. Incident: A mother placed her 1-year-old child in a supine position in a crib, with a fleece blanket over her legs, and gave her a book to look at before falling asleep on 08/292023. At approximately 1615 on 08/29/2023, the mother went to get the children up from their nap. She came into the bedroom, turned toward the decedent's crib, and found the decedent seated in the corner of the crib with her legs out in front of her, partially suspended, with the cord from a wall-mounted Motorola COMFORT75BU baby monitor looped around her neck and her head positioned with her chin against her chest. A mild to moderate ligature furrow was noted around the neck.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20170425-5528C-2147404031. Severity: Injury, No First Aid or Medical Attention Received. Matched catalog product: Motorola Motorola G Play 2026, Model XT26153. Source model text: Moto Z Droid Play. Incident: I would like to report a Motorola Motor Z Droid play cell phone that overheated, melted the charge port and burned my son's arm. I am afraid that this could happen again and cause severe damage or harm to someone or something. I have contacted Motorola but they do not seem willing to help resolve the situation. I have pictures that I would be happy to supply. Thanks.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20260324-22098-2147322345. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Motorola Motorola G Play 2026, Model XT26153. Source model text: The model is G Fast. Incident: I report about the too bad quality / safety of a Motorola g fast cell phone which I used, that means, only about four or five months after first activation, the Motorola g fast became swollen - with cracked / opened right side. I used the Motorola G Fast smart phone normally. No injury happened. However, I stopped using the Motorola G Fast smart phone immediately because of the risk of explosive battery.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20260429-A3E1D-2147319967. Severity: Injury, First Aid Received by Non-Medical Professional. Product: Motorola Motorola G Play 2026, Model XT26153 (Motorola G Play 2026 smartphone, model XT26153. Product description on the order is PIB MOT G PLAY26 XT26153 TAP. Black touchscreen cellular mobile phone intended for everyday personal use, including calling, texting, internet access, and mobile applications. Standard handheld smartphone size with rechargeable internal lithium battery and SIM card capability for wireless service. Purchased new through AT and T on April 21, 2026 under [REDACTED]. Return or exchange period listed through May 5, 2026.). Incident: I purchased a Motorola G Play 2026 model XT26153 phone from the AT and T store on April 21. Shortly after purchase, the device began experiencing serious operational problems, including repeatedly locking up, freezing, and becoming unusable during normal operation. Due to these ongoing defects, I returned to the AT and T store on April 24, where store employees replaced the SIM card and advised me to monitor the phone to see if the issue was resolved. When the same problems continued, I returned again on April 25 and was instructed to wait an additional 24 hours. The device continued to malfunction. On April 27, I was demonstrating the recurring issue to my friend [REDACTED] by showing him how the phone would freeze while using the AT and T Device Unlock app. During normal handling, the phone battery suddenly became extremely hot, then exploded and caught fire. As a result of the incident, [REDACTED] suffered burns to his hand, and the fire burned a hole in the carpet inside his residence. This incident could have resulted in far more serious injuries if the phone had exploded while being held against someone's head during a call or in close contact with the face. Prior to the battery failure, the phone had already shown repeated signs of malfunction and instability. I do