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When I attended the Motorola breakfast announcing the Moto E and Moto G 4G back in May this year, I had to say that at least in relation to the E, I didn't have high hopes. By that stage, I'd already reviewed the Moto G, and while it (then) lacked a 4G op...
The Moto E runs (basically) stock Android, so it'll be updated pretty quickly, Battery life that lasts all day, and then some more, A good size for the average hand...
There's no 4G here, but frankly, what did you expect?, Qualcomm's Snapdragon 200 is slow compared to what's in most other phones, and you notice it, The camera is pretty poor, Hardware...
Motorola market the Moto E as Made to Last, and Priced for All. These are broad claims, and they're met by the Moto E.At $179, it's very affordable. Considering that there's not much available for less than this, and what is available in that range is mos...
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Good budget smartphones meet your everyday needs when you're used to using phones of a flagship caliber. We were using the — arguably the most advanced smartphone on the market — prior to testing the Moto E. Stark differences set the two smartphones apart...
DualSIM, Inexpensive smartphone, Light Android 4.4 overlay, Expandable memory...
No front camera, Poor rear camera...
Motorola's Moto E is a smartphone shaved down to the basics, but all of the basics have been done properly. This isn't the fastest or flashiest smartphone around, but it certainly has a whole lot of mobile smarts for its $179 price...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2014-08-09 16:10:41
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After striking gold with the Moto G 's rather remarkable value for money, Motorola has decided to rev up the old gears and hit the track again with the Moto E. The American-turned-Chinese manufacturer has its sights set on the heavily disputed entry-level...
Design and manufacturing quality worthy of a bigname smartphone, OS is fluid, responsive, Fair screen, Gorilla Glass 3...
Battery life, Camera, Horrible sound quality, Heavy body, No front camera, Charger not included(!)...
With such serious multimedia and battery shortcomings, the Moto E is clearly no Rolls Royce of the phone industry. But it would be unfair to judge it based solely on that. After the Moto G's excellent value for money, Motorola is striking the same chord w...
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The Moto E is the latest in Motorola's series of budget phones. It has the lowest spec yet, and the lowest price, but still hopes to do the basics better than most. Chassis and screen At 12mm deep, it's a little chunkier and heavier than its more expens...
Decent processor, expandable memory, budget price...
No 4G, soso screen, camera and battery life not great...
Unfortunately for the Motorola Moto E, the screen is so-so, the camera a little below par, it's not 4G and the battery life isn't great. However, it's certainly very cheap, and as far as its processor, expandable memory and up-to-date Android operating s...
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whatmobile.net Updated:
2014-08-09 16:10:41
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Last year, Motorola changed the entry-level smartphone market with the release of the Moto G , a solid handset with impressive specs – 1.2GHz processor, 1GB of RAM, 720 x 1,280-pixel resolution screen – for an affordable £135.The device was an astounding...
That price! At £89, no other phone comes close to matching the specs offered here, Android 4.4 KitKat out of the box, The best screen resolution in its class...
Poor 5MP rearfacing camera and no frontfacing selfie snapper, Very little storage, 1.2GHz CPU struggles with some tasks...
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stuff.tv Updated:
2014-08-09 16:10:41
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The Moto E's got a 4.3in qHD screen - that's a little q, not a big one as in the LG G3's QHD screen. But at £90 even a little q is seriously respectable.It means a resolution of 540x960, which equates to a pixel density of 221ppi - higher than that of the...
Cheap, microSD storage (but limited to 32GB), Reliable performance, Compact, sturdy build...
Disappointing main camera, Screen's great but not HD, No 4G, No front camera...
Open Gallery If a £90 Nexus existed, it would look a lot like the Moto E. This isn't just Android for the masses, it's tidy, reliable, loveable Android for the masses. No, it isn't perfect. But considering we're yet to meet a mobile device that...
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Motorola blew us away with the budget Motorola Moto G smartphone and is now back with the even cheaper Moto E. Here's our Moto E review, in video. (For the detailed review, see Motorola Moto E review: £89 budget smartphone sets new bar .) The Moto G set...
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It seems therefore strange that the company is now releasing an even cheaper 3G smartphone in the form of the Moto E. At just £90 SIM-free at the time of writing, the Moto E is much cheaper than a SIM-free Moto G, and if you don’t want to spend over £100...
Camera could be better, but this sub-£100 phone has great performance and superb battery life...
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thunderbaylive.com Updated:
2014-08-09 16:10:41
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Lisa Gade reviews the Moto E Android phone. This Motorola's most affordable unlocked GSM smartphone (CDMA is coming according to Motorola). The $129 Moto E has a 4.3″ qHD display and it runs Android 4.4 KitKat on a 1.2GHz dual core Qualcomm Snapdragon CPU...
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Motorola, soon to be part of the Lenovo stable, is upping the ante by lowering the spec sheet. The Moto E, is their budget model and it is available without contract for $179.99. The thing is, it doesn't feel or look like a budget phone. In terms of specs...
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Motorola has announced a new budget smartphone in the form of the Moto E which is a sort of follow-up to the popular Moto G . Here's our Motorola Moto E hands-on review from the London launch event. See also: 21 best smartphones: The best phone you can bu...
Motorola set a new benchmark for the budget smartphone with the Moto G but has gone even lower on price with the Moto E. Although we're impressed with the Moto E which will make a great first or spare smartphone, it's worth paying the extra for the Moto G...
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gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated:
2014-08-09 16:10:41
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Just when you thought bargains didn’t get any better than the Moto G, Motorola gives its wonder phone a little baby brother to play with: meet the Motorola Moto E, an Android smartphone that’s only slightly smaller and lower-specced, and at just £79.99...
It took a few years, but Motorola has finally left its “edgy” Batman-esque designs and needless Kevlar coating behind. It was needlessly macho, and more than a bit ugly. Like the Moto G and Moto X before it however, the Moto E is a handsome phone, if nothing more, with smooth lines and an uncluttered front face, with a colourful 4.3-inch screen (bigger than an iPhone’s). It’s reminiscent of Palm’...
Motorola’s had to keep the Moto E lean to keep the price down, and that means a few compromises, though they’re not also surprises. For starters, there’s only 4GB of storage on board, leaving a pretty measly amount of space for apps after the Android OS install - it’s not a huge problem since you can store apps on your SD card, but you may find yourself moving apps over in the settings more than...
Motorola just keeps on stunning us with its low price mobiles: quite how the company can be making a profit on the Moto E is beyond us, but that’s only for them to worry about, not you. All you need to know is that this is the best phone you can buy fo...
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The Motorola Moto G has been such a huge success since its launch in 2013 (it's Motorola's best-selling smartphone of all time) that the company has decided to follow it up with another low-cost handset, the Moto E. Continue reading for our Moto E review...
Makes plenty of compromises, but performs where it counts; the Moto E is another winner from Motorola...
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Anyone who regularly reads my handset reviews will know how important the Motorola Moto G has been. Since last November it has overshadowed every phone aiming at the £150 price range, and quite a lot priced a fair bit higher. Now Motorola wants the Moto E...
Very robust build, Excellent battery life, MicroSD support, Android 4.4...
Average screen, No front camera...
Motorola hasn't quite produced the stunner that some people might want with the Moto E. The absence of a front camera will immediately put it out of the running for the selfie brigade, and the screen disappoints a bit too. Still, the robust build, Androi...
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Motorola couldn't have asked for more from the affordable Moto G. It bumped the company's UK smartphone market share from next to nothing to 6 per cent all by itself. For the first time in more than a decade, it gave European stores a Motorola device pe...
So has Motorola repeated the trick it pulled off with the Moto G? For just £90 you are getting a decent – no, make that a very decent – bit of kit, but come on guys, what's with the missing webcam? That really spoils the soup for want of a pinch of salt...
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The Moto G is the best-selling smartphone in Motorola's history. It outsold every Droid and new Razr the company released, and that's because it hit a new sweet spot. At only $180, it's insanely cheap for a smartphone, but packs almost all the goodies and...
It costs $130, Comes with Android 4.4 KitKat, Comfortable to hold, Great battery life, Decent-sounding speakers, Moto Alert is useful, MicroSD slot included for expanded storage...
No 4G LTE, 4GB of internal storage is not enough, Crappy rear cam, no front cam, Screen has poor viewing angles, Battery cover rattles, No NFC...
To be blunt, this is a $130 phone, and buying it will mean a lot (a lot) of sacrifices. If your budget cannot go higher than $130, this phone is a better option than most at its price point. But if you can, in any way, afford to pay more, we highly reco...
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Motorola really impressed us with its highly affordable, mid-range Moto G and now it's back looking to repeat the trick with an even more affordable entry level handset going by the name Moto E.It's available for just £89, making it that rare smartphone t...
Beautiful design, microSD card slot, User friendly...
Underwhelming camera, Lower powered than we'd like...
The best of the under-£100 devices, the Moto E shows that smartphones can be cheap yet desirable...
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But now Motorola is no longer part of Google (it's now owned by Lenovo) was all this in vain? Or, is Motorola just getting started? The Moto E is the first handset released by Motorola since the Lenovo acquisition, and like the Moto G before it, the Moto...
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What is the Motorola Moto E? The Motorola Moto E is a slightly smaller, slightly cheaper alternative to the Moto G , the highest-selling phone Motorola has ever made. For around £80 you get a simple, pretty high-quality mobile with fewer cutbacks than you...
Great value, Class-leading screen, Up-to-date software...
Poor camera, Limited storage, Low-end CPU...
It's not powerful and the camera is poor, but the Moto E offers a good baseline smartphone experience if the Moto G is that bit too expensive for your wallet.Next, read our best mobile phones round-up...
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The Moto G took the budget market by storm last year. Within five months of being on sale it became Motorola's best-selling handset ever.There was clearly a pretty easy meeting at Moto HQ: do that, but cheaper. That's come in the form of the Motorola Moto...
Low price, Nice build, Decent screen and power...
No flash or front camera, Non, removable battery, Terrible internal storage...
With a decent display you can consider using the Moto E to watch movies and TV shows on, plus the addition of a microSD slot (for cards up to 32GB in size) makes it easier for you to carry round your favourite videos. That expandable storage option is cer...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated:
2014-08-09 16:10:42
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The Moto G took the budget market by storm last year. Within five months of being on sale it became Motorola's best-selling handset ever.There was clearly a pretty easy meeting at Moto HQ: do that, but cheaper. That's come in the form of the Motorola Moto...
Low price, Nice build, Decent screen and power...
No flash or front camera, Nonremovable battery, Terrible internal storage...
It appears that Motorola has done it again. It's created a desirable smartphone with an impressively low price tag and a decent set of specs. There are a few more concessions to be had on the Moto E over the Moto G, with no front camera, no rear flash an...
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Unveiled at an event in London, the Moto E is even cheaper than the Moto G, which Motorola called its "best-selling smartphone ever" today, with the handset set to go on sale this week priced at just £89. With the Moto E, Motorola is looking to kill off t...
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Motorola has announced the Motorola Moto E, the latest device in its drive to put a smartphone into the hands of everyone. It aims to give you a great smartphone experience without costing a packet. Those were also the aims of the Motorola Moto G, launch...
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The Motorola Moto G has been such a huge success for Motorola since its launch in 2013 (it's the company's best selling smartphone of all time) that it has decided to follow it up with the Moto E, an even cheaper Android handset. Continue reading for our...
Motorola's new budget baby offers grown-up smartphone features on the cheap...
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T3.com
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2014-08-09 16:10:42
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If you thought the Motorola Moto G was good value, you'll love its successor, the Motorola Moto E. Its another stripped back, no frills Android-running smartie, but here's the kicker: it comes in under a ton. Just £90, to be exact. That's on a par with th...
Great price, Pure Android, Sturdy build quality...
Iffy camera, Not made for games, No 4G...
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fatducktech.com Updated:
2014-08-10 11:06:07
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Motorola continues to play in the budget/low cost space with the extremely affordable Motorola Moto E. But is it money well spent?Budget phones are, by their nature, an exercise in compromises.You're not paying top dollar for top-end performance. You're p...
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While on the subject of the back cover, Motorola has developed more than 20 coloured interchangeable covers, called Motorola Shells, if you want a different look from the basic white or black offering. You will also need to remove the back cover when inse...
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If you thought Motorola had left Australia, think again, because one of the pioneers of the mobile is back, and this time, it has something great for anyone keen not to spend an arm or a leg.The second Motorola for 2014 in Australia is an entry class phon...
Solid battery life, with close to two days; Comfortable design; Two SIMs, if that sort of thing works for you; Pretty stock version of Android, and one of the most up-to-date iterations at that; Unlocked budget phone; MicroSD storage will be useful for ex...
The rear camera is not good. not by a long shot; No flash on the rear camera; No front-facing camera; 3G speeds aren't great; Performance can be a bit hit and miss;...
Motorola's attempt to take on the budget market is an interesting product, culminating in a handset that you'd be happy to own provided you weren't dependent on the lacklustre camera and lack of 4G.Without these two aspects, the Moto E flies in, providing...
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mobilechoiceuk.com Updated:
2014-08-31 10:20:59
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Motorola may have been the darling of the mobile phone industry with its phenomenally popular Razr in the early 2000s, but having fallen on hard times in the wake of the iPhone and Samsung, Motorola is now making the most of selling budget phones with a p...
Good design and excellent build quality. Bright, good quality screen. Unmodified Android, plus futureproof for at least one major upgrade...
Tiny internal storage. Occasionally feels a little slow. No 4G. Average rear camera and no frontfacer...
Best in the sub-£100 class, the Moto E proves a smartphone can be both cheap and desirable. The E isn’t the thinnest and lightest; it doesn’t have the biggest screen, the most memory or the fastest processor. But it is incredibly affordable, has a good s...
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When Motorola launched the Moto G smartphone last year, it said it wanted to offer "an affordable smartphone for people who don't want to compromise on quality, experience or style". It more than succeeded in that venture, and now its focus shifts to the...
Great design, affordable price, good display, excellent battery life, microSD support, raw Android 4.4 operating system, great sound...
No front-facing camera, terrible rear camera, slow performance/loading at times, limited internal storage, no 4G connectivity...
The Moto E is a brilliant device for the price. If your budget doesn't stretch beyond £100 then we would say - ignoring the lack of 4G connectivity - that there isn't a competing device that offers the same overall experience, specification and desi...
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Motorola's recently reviewed X smartphone might be tackling the mid-range, but the entry level market has space for Moto to take over, and a new device from the company looks squarely aimed at people who don't want to spend too much.Announced overseas and...
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Let's say you're a phone designer tasked with creating the ultimate affordable smartphone. Okay, let's be straight: it's gotta be cheap. $129 cheap. You can't load it up with the best Snapdragon processor or a gorgeous UHD display, but it's still got to b...
Below average overall, but not bad for the money. We began this review by wondering what a phone designer would do if they had to make a good phone for under $130. It's hard to imagine a better response than the Moto E. It's a phone that, by necessity...
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Good budget smartphones meet your everyday needs when you're used to using phones of a flagship caliber. We were using the LG G3 — arguably the most advanced smartphone on the market — prior to testing the Moto E. Stark differences set the two smartphones...
Dual-SIM, Inexpensive smartphone, Light Android 4.4 overlay, Expandable memory...
No front camera, Poor rear camera...
Motorola's Moto E is a smartphone shaved down to the basics, but all of the basics have been done properly. This isn't the fastest or flashiest smartphone around, but it certainly has a whole lot of mobile smarts for its $179 price...
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Motorola Mobility's Moto E doesn't cost much, but it works well and doesn't look cheap. The Moto E was launched Tuesday and costs US$129 without a contract. Motorola's goal is to convince users who still have a basic feature phone that they can now afford a smartphone.
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At just £90 SIM-free, the Moto E is much more affordable than both the first and second generation Moto Gs, and the fact that it will also be getting a prompt upgrade to Android Lollipop once it's released makes it far better value than any other £90 smar...
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A well placed fingernail will remove the back to allow you to insert a micro SIM and a micro SD card. However the battery is not user changeable and is a little less powerful than most at 1980mAh.The right side has the on/off button and the volume up/down...
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Does the Moto E compete? Or is it just a cut too far? Join us for our full review of the Moto E.At first glance you would be forgiven for assuming the Moto G and Moto E are identical; they both share a minimalist design, with a largely plain front and a m...
Stock Android, Great build quality, Expandable storage...
Poor camera, lowspec CPU, Low internal storage...
The Moto G completely redefined the concept of the budget smartphone, providing an experience that most people would have happily paid twice or maybe three times as much for. The Moto E is even cheaper, but in order to shave some cash off the RRP, Motor...
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apcmag.com Updated:
2014-11-19 19:25:04
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With the $179 Android 4.4 Moto E, what you don't get is higher-end features like 4G or dual-band Wi-Fi, and some hardware features are meagre (4GB of storage) or have been left out entirely (no front-facing camera). What that does leave, though, is a lot...
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Theinquirer.net Updated:
2014-12-18 04:50:09
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THE MOTOROLA MOTO E is a dirt-cheap Android 4.4.2 Kitkat smartphone that Motorola hopes will lure those looking for an affordable device away from the Nokia Lumia 630...
Affordable, un-skinned Android 4.4.2 Kitkat, sturdy design, expandable storage, good battery life...
Screen is lacking compared to the Moto G, performance can stutter...
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Finding the best cheap smartphone is an important quest. Whether you are buying a smartphone as a gift for a child or older relative, or need a cheap phone yourself, it's important to get it right. There are plenty of terrible cheap smartphones. Fortunate...
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As the best budget smartphones in the Windows and Android camps, we compare the Motorola Moto E and Nokia Lumia 530 spec for spec to see whether your money is better spent with Microsoft or Motorola. Read our Nokia Lumia 530 vs Motorola Moto E comparison...
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We compare the two best cheap phones you can buy. For full reviews see our articles: Motorola Moto E review: £89 budget smartphone sets new bar and Lumia 520 review: budget smartphone offers good features and build for less than £100 . Lumia 520 vs Moto...
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The Moto G has been PC Advisor's best budget smartphone for a while but Motorola has come along with an even cheaper model in the Moto E . Watch our Moto E vs Moto G video review to see how the two budget smartphones compare. See also : What's the best bu...
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Here at PC Advisor we're massive fans of the Motorola Moto G. It's not the fastest, nor the most feature-packed smartphone you can buy, but it does all the essentials and a lot more for as little as £129 (8GB 2013 model). It's the best-value smartphone we...
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Motorola has updated the Moto G smartphone again and the 2014 edition has the exact same name as before. But how does it compare to the...
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wired.co.uk Updated:
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Kids don't tend to buy their own phones, or if they do they apply for a loan from the bank of Mum&Dad. So kids phones shouldn't cost a fortune, but they should be able to perform all the functions that they need. Here are a few to think about.For an out...
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The Motorola Moto G set new standards for what a budget phone could be -- not once, but twice, with its second generation incarnation. Now comes the latest version of the even cheaper Moto E, with added 4G connectivity. But have its compromises to deliver...
Larger screen, sturdy build, better battery life, 4G, expandable memory, budget price...
Low memory storage, camera is not great...
The Motorola Moto E maintains its reputation as the budget phone to beat -- just about. With a bigger screen and improved processor, plus a superior battery, it ticks several important boxes, but we would have been more impressed if the screen resolution...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2015-03-20 12:54:19
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Motorola set the standard for affordable smartphones with the original Moto G in 2013. Featuring above average internal specifications traditionally seen only on smartphones close to twice as expensive, and an all but untouched version of Android, the Mo...
Android 5.0 Lollipop, affordable, reasonable performance, decent design...
Camera is average, only 8GB of storage...
Offering all the enterprise benefits of Android 5.0 Lollipop, coupled with above average hardware for its price, the Moto E is one of the best affordable smartphones currently available...
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We're big fans of Motorola's strategy for cheap Android phones. Pair plain Google Android with the bare essential hardware necessary for a smartphone today and sell it for a competitive price. The new Moto E improves on the original, and here was compare...
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Motorola's new Moto E has been a long time coming — it's a super-cheap smartphone from a historied and respected manufacturer that isn't terrible and doesn't try to offer the world. And, if you look at it in the context of its bargain-basement price tag...
I've used the word ‘simple' a lot in this review, and in every instance I mean it in a positive context. If I were to expand ‘simple' to a few more words, it would be ‘modest, but sufficient'. Apart from the mediocre rear camera, there is nothing about th...
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whistleout.com.au Updated:
2015-06-13 09:25:21
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Dual-SIM phones are few and far between, especially in telco-dominant markets, like the US and Australia. Luckily Motorola has snuck one past the carrier guard dogs and released the dual-SIM Moto E for anyone who can make use of the extra connectivity.3/5...
DualSIM, Great camera for the price, Good 4.3inch screen with responsive touch panel, Solid battery life...
Poor earpiece speaker impacts call quality, No camera flash, Screen hard to read on an angle, Not 4G...
For its price, there are few better Android smartphone available. Motorola is economical in its design decisions, but the end result doesn't feel hamstrung by cheap components and poor performance -- in fact it is quite the opposite. Tagged: Motorol...
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knowyourmobile.com Updated:
2015-10-30 11:38:15
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KYM loves pretty much everything about the new Motorola. Since its acquisition and re-sale by Google, Motorola has built a reputation of building excellent hardware and pumping out Android updates at a rapid rate, the cornerstone of any great Android hand...
Stock Android, Great build quality, Expandable storage...
Poor camera, low-spec CPU, Low internal storage...
The Moto G completely redefined the concept of the budget smartphone , providing an experience that most people would have happily paid twice or maybe three times as much for. The Moto E is even cheaper, but in order to shave some cash off the RRP, Moto...
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Motorola Mobility's new Moto E budget smartphone.Motorola Mobility's Moto E doesn't cost much, but it works well and doesn't look cheap.The Moto E was launched Tuesday and costs US$129 without a contract. Motorola's goal is to convince users who still hav...
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Before the iPhone, feature phones are king when it comes to user friendliness and affordability, smartphones were so incapable that time where they can freeze and get infected by viruses. Fast forward today, we still have feature phones around but they me...
Extremely affordable, Best build quality and aesthetics on an entry-level device, Guaranteed Android OS updates, Surprisingly decent smartphone performance, Superb display quality, Good cell reception and call quality...
Paltry internal storage, No auto focus in camera, Low video recording resolution...
The Moto E is the best entry-level Android smartphone that fears no challenges in its competition and will finally put feature phones to its resting ground...
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Meet Motorola's new budget entry : The Moto EMotorola has been known for disrupting the market in recent times, with the release of the near-stock android Moto X and the excellent Moto G. Its blend of a pure Android play with nifty software tweaks has del...
Budget Wonder Meet Motorola's new budget entry: The Moto EMotorola has been known for disrupting the market in recent times, with the release of the near-stock android Moto X and the excellent Moto G. Its blend of a pure Android play with nifty software...
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chip.com.my Updated:
2016-11-24 11:54:35
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It has been a rough few years for Motorola but despite the many troubles they have had, they still aren't taking a back seat and continue to release feature-packed Android smartphones with affordable price tags. For users who want a high-end experience, t...
DualSIM, Small but brilliant display, microSD card support...
Basic camera with no flash, Nonremovable battery, No frontfacing camer...
Out of the many budget smartphones available today, the Motorola Moto E is easily one of the best. It may have had a few compromises here and there but with a price tag under RM400, we won't complain as the Moto E does all the essentials well and should...
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Dari segi luaran, Moto E mempunyai skrin sentuh kapasitif sebesar 4.3-inci dengan resolusi qHD 540×960 (256ppi). Skrin yang digunakan ialah Corning® Gorilla® Glass 3 yang lasak dan tahan calar. Di atas skrin kelihatan satu speaker panggilan. Manakala di b...
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Mobile88.com Updated:
2016-11-24 11:54:35
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The Motorola Moto G is a highly-successful debutant for Motorola in the mid-range market, what with its decent specs in a very affordable package. The American company now hopes to replicate its success in the booming budget smartphone market with the Mot...
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Motorola doesn't care about beating Apple, Samsung, or HTC in the smartphone race. It's not trying to release a phone with the fastest processor, the sharpest display, or the thinnest frame.Following the success of its Moto G, which the company says is it...
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Last year, all the most exciting mobile phones were dirt cheap. For just a hundred quid or so, I could buy an amazing device without tying myself to a contract. So I convinced myself cheap phones were the future. Maybe they still are. But not Motorola's...
No. Buy a Moto G, or maybe a OnePlus One. If you're really looking for a great smartphone in the £100-ish price range, I'm still going to say that the £149 Moto G is your pick. It's just able to handle tasks more fluidly, has a better display, dual-front...
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The story of compromise is really a narrative of degrees. How much are you willing to sacrifice to achieve something else? In the Android world, as the dwindling price of components outpaces the speed requirements of the software powered by those parts, s...
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mobileburn.com Updated:
2014-08-09 16:10:41
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Motorola's 2013 design language continues with the Moto E. You can draw a straight line from the Moto X to the G to the E and see how it regresses in terms of power but keeps some of the external strengths in tact. The phone is thick and short in its bite...
Motorola has rested its hat on delivering the most phone possible for the least money necessary. The company cut corners on the Moto X and focused on software, then cut even more corners with the Moto G and focused on price. With the Moto E, it's raced to...
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WIREDZOMG CHEAP! Water resistant and a damn near smash-proof body. This phone is harder to kill than Steven Seagal. Great, solid handfeel. Variety of color options.TIREDSelfie hater: Lousy back side camera, and no front side camera at all. 4GB of storage...
ZOMG CHEAP! Water resistant and a damn near smashproof body. This phone is harder to kill than Steven Seagal. Great, solid handfeel. Variety of color options...
Selfie hater: Lousy back side camera, and no front side camera at all. 4GB of storage is not enough to even store all my apps...
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A smartphone for the cost-conscious. Going SIM-free and eschewing carrier subsidies has been slow to catch on in the US, but with T-Mobile USA's “Uncarrier” movement gaining pace, perhaps the time is right for handsets that bear their true sticker price...
Competing on price is a tough business. The race to the bottom end has seen firms like Huawei and ZTE flourish, though perhaps not in the US where Motorola at least has brand advantage. The $129 Moto E is ambitious in a similar way to the Moto G, underc...
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Motorola's latest handset, the Moto E, is in the hands of Marco Hanna. Can the cheapest handset in Motorola's lineup compare to more expensive smartphones like the Moto G, Moto X and Nexus 5?...
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If I asked you which phone is Motorola's best selling phone of all time, you would probably answer with the Moto X. You would be wrong as it is the Moto G, which is a budget phone. Budget phones are generally laughed at, but they happen to part of the fas...
The Moto E almost seems like buying a phone from 2011 that is still in an unopened box. The DROID Bionic might just be the best comparison, but in terms of pure specs, it probably was a better phone since it sported a front-facing camera, had more interna...
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For a number of years, nobody seemed to care much about Motorola. This changed abruptly with the release of the Moto G at the end of 2013. This great - and yet cheap (169 euros for the 8-GB-version) - smartphone managed to not only convince us, but also t...
Value, Build quality, Recent Android version, Battery life, Sufficient performance, Expandable storage...
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More cannot be expected for 119 Euros. Bullseye for Lenovo (again).It seems to be so easy to sell numerous smartphones Just provide a highly capable device with decent build quality and a low price. Then again, this may not be so easy to do, as many smart...
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If you thought Motorola was aiming low with last year's Moto G, think again. With its $130 price tag, the Moto E targets the true entry-level segment of the smartphone market. It may lack the appealing technology in today's mid-range and high-end handset...
The Motorola Moto E is by no means perfect, but it is a smartphone any person could carry with pride. In exchange for top-of-the-line features, it offers solid performance at just about the lowest price possible without a contract. The Moto E covers the b...
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After Motorola released the well-received Moto X into the world last year, most of us had just one question: What's Google's expensive mobile division doing next? Then-chief Dennis Woodside was surprisingly forthcoming for a tech CEO -- he said Motorola w...
Runs an almost untouched version of Android 4.4.2, The vivid screen is a pleasant surprise, Rounded design makes for comfy gripping, Incredibly affordable...
Only 4GB of internal storage, Rear camera is mediocre at best, No flash or front-facing camera...
There's no two ways about it -- the Moto E is exciting, if not in the way most mobile buffs would like. You really shouldn't underestimate the sort of world-shaking power that can come from making something that's both very good and very cheap. So what if...
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Motorola moves to a different part of the alphabet in its continuing attempt to offer consumers a budget-friendly entry level smartphone that is meant to last. Essentially made to its retail value, the Moto E packs far less than the typical power performe...
One of the lowest prices for any smartphone, period, Sturdy construction, Good sharpness for a screen of its size, Front facing speaker, Expandable Storage...
Low resolution screen won't please screen nuts, Low tier performance package doesn't back the 1 GB of RAM, microSD card required in order to install a lot of apps, Simply not made to be anything more than a communication device, Camera lacks flash, and is...
7.0 The Moto E is priced at just $129, unlocked, making it one of the cheapest smartphones you can get your hands on. The closest competitor is another Motorola device itself, the Moto G, which is priced $50 higher, but gets you a better display, a faster...
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The demand for high-end features at low-end prices thus produced an unhappy compromise: the cheap pseudo-smartphone. It wasn't simple, quick, and responsive like the basic phones of the past, nor did its battery last anywhere near as long. But it had Twit...
Extraordinarily cheap, Runs the latest version of Android very well, Uncomplicated and pleasing design...
Woeful camera, Display is merely adequate, 4GB of storage isn't much...
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recombu.com Updated:
2014-08-09 16:10:41
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Our full review of Motorola's Moto E budget phone, a great-value £89 Android KitKat device with some stunning specs and only one real weakness...When we first heard the price of Motorola's Moto E smartphone, a fully-fledged 4.3-inch Android KitKat handset...
Incredible performance, Colourful screen, Sturdy, smart design, Good battery life...
Camera is a weak point, Moto G is almost as cheap...
Right, it's time to be annoyingly contradictory.Do we love the Motorola Moto E? Yes, we do. It's a great performer for the price, with a colourful screen, fun design, and plenty of great features that make it easy to set up and use.Would we recommend it...
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This review's subtitle is an axiom known to parents, financial advisors, and other dispensers of wisdom far and wide – but it's important to note that it's not necessarily a condemnation. The newest product out of Motorola Mobility has an awful lot going...
Value never before seen, Durable, waterresistant hardware, Outstanding reception with solid speaker performance in all audio modes, Good endurance...
Slow, very inconsistent software, Bad camera, MicroSD requirement impacts affordability...
Between the software stumbles, the storage shortage, and the camera, you might think the Moto E a pretty wimpy contender. Frankly, we're not confident that it'll age well; consistent updates aside, smartphones usually slow down over time, and performance...
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The Moto E from Motorola is one of those devices that shouldn't exist, not because it sucks. But rather to the fact that someone has finally made a worth while budget Android smartphone; and its not gimped. The Moto E retails for $129 without a contract a...
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The unlocked, off-contract phone is much better than its price tag would suggest.Many of the smartphone OEMs offer budget models, but they're mostly either ancient or terrible. They have slow, no-name processors; not enough RAM or storage; old versions of...
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CPU, GPU, Wi-Fi, and cellular performance is good enough for the price, but objectively mediocre, MicroSD support is an improvement over stock Android but inelegant compared to Windows Phone, Who knows what's going to happen to Motorola once the Lenovo sa...
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Motorola’s strategy has been a peculiar one lately to say the least. In the high-end segment, its Moto X Android smartphone proved to the masses that great phones don’t need beefy specs to stand a chance in being successful. Meanwhile, on the other end...
Hardtobeat $130 pricing for this unlocked model...
Photo and video quality are subpar...
It’s not perfect, but it doesn’t have to be – mainly because the Moto E is most impressive for its rich value. Value, it’s something that’s prized to the folks who don’t want to shell out a ton of money to experience the advantages of a smartphone. Don...
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Motorola wants to usher in a new era in the mobile world—one marked by affordability without compromise. At Mobile World Congress, now-COO Rick Osterloh predicted the end of the $650 smartphone, and recent phones like the OnePlus One%displayPrice% at %sel...
Great build quality and display for the price. Clean, up-to-date version of Android. Memory card slot.
No LTE. Poor camera. Can be sluggish at times. Low internal storage...
Motorola puts feature phones on notice with the affordable, unlocked Moto E, making a modern Android smartphone experience more accessible than ever...
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Motorola is on a mission to kill the feature phone. With 45 percent of Americans still using so-called dumb phones, that may seem like a tall order. But with the new Moto E, the company might be able to pull it off. Available for just $129 unlocked and of...
Very affordable, Nearly perfect color reproduction, Customizable rear Shell...
No LTE support, Below-average battery life, Lacks front camera and camera flash...
Motorola's $129 Moto E is a durable and customizable Android phone at a fraction of the cost of leading handsets, but it's missing some features...
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i4u.com Updated:
2014-08-09 16:10:42
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Under @ Google 's ownership, @ Motorola produces # Android # smartphones you'll want to buy: t.co/Oak5zQs09J $GOOGWelcome to the most important phone Motorola has ever made. I don't say this lightly. The RAZR is a classic which is likely to be joined by t...
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Motorola has announced a new budget smartphone in the form of the Moto E which is a sort of follow-up to the popular Moto G . Here's our Motorola Moto E hands-on review from the London launch event.The Moto G set a new benchmark for budget smartphones wit...
Motorola set a new benchmark for the budget smartphone with the Moto G but has gone even lower on price with the Moto E. This smartphone is well built and has decent specs for just £89 so there's little not to like. Check back for a full review soon...
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The rumors and leaks are finally over with the highly anticipated announcement of the Moto E. This is far from being a super phone and its $129 ($79 on contract) price can attest to that, but is it worth the little money it does cost?Reporting to you from...
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The Moto E, not unlike the Moto G, is meant to take the world by storm. Not because it has killer high end features or a huge display but because it's affordable enough to be within reach for many folks on the planet. When Google started the Nexus line of...
Crazy low no-contract price, unlocked for use with any GSM network. Solid basics like a sharp display, latest Android OS, good voice quality, swappable colorful backs...
For the $129 price, we can't complain--but don't expect high end features like LTE 4G or a big high resolution display. In fact, there's no front camera! Rear camera is so-so...
Obviously the Moto E isn't for those who want all the latest smartphone bells and whistles like a large high resolution display or a fast quad core CPU. Like the $179 Moto G (soon to be released as an improved $219 model with LTE 4G and a microSD card slo...
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While budget smartphones don't get as much attention in the media as their flagship brothers, they're arguably more important globally. The businesses that manage to harness the entry-level market can see huge gains in sales and market share in key growth...
Excellent value for money. Comfortable design houses a decent display. Performance from the Snapdragon 200 SoC is better than expected. Stock Android leaves the bloat at home.
Fixedfocus camera is often unusable. Limited internal storage.
Over the years testing and reviewing smartphones, I haven’t used a device that retailed for under $130 at launch that was actually decent. Until I tried out the Moto E, that is. The Moto E isn’t a device suited to power users. It isn’t a device for peopl...
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Motorola has updated the Moto G smartphone again and the 2014 edition has the exact same name as before. But how does it compare to the firm's cheapest smartphone , the Moto E ? Find out in our Moto G2 (2014) vs Moto E comparison review.Ok, the new 2014 M...
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androidspin.com Updated:
2015-02-13 04:20:03
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Motorola has worked pretty hard to produce an Android device that would fit into three various tiers. You have your Moto X, which is more so your high-end offering, the Moto G which is pretty darn close to your mid-range and then you have the Moto E which...
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The second-generation Moto E is hardly more than a spec bump to the original device. It carries over Motorola's simple design language, near-to-stock Android 5.0 Lollipop operating system, and a very low price point. It's perfect for prepaid carriers. If...
The Motorola Moto E definitely has flaws, but they are easy to overlook depending on your needs. As far as basic smartphones go, the Moto E comes close to firing on all cylinders. The hardware is quite good. The phone is plain, but everything about it wor...
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The new Moto E (2nd Gen) has arrived but what exactly has changed from the previous generation Moto E? Well in this video we pit the Moto E 2nd Gen and 1st gen to find out all the upgrades and updates Motorola has given to their new phone!Don't forget to...
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zdnet.com Updated:
2015-05-01 10:13:31
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Motorola stirred up the smartphone market last year with its Moto G handset, which launched at £135 and quickly became Motorola's best-selling phone ever. The Moto G has been a genuinely disruptive product — readers of handset reviews will be familiar wit...
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"At-a-glance review of Motorola's budget smartphone, the Moto E"The Moto G is a device that offers superb value for money, and has been quite a success for Motorola. With the KitKat-toting dual-SIM Moto E, the brand is now attempting to create similar rip...
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"The Moto E has a lot to offer if you're in the market for a budget Android smartphone"Motorola managed to surprise us, pleasantly we might add, with both its recent smartphone offerings. While the Moto G is possibly the best value-for-money device in its...
Solid, sturdy build and ergonomic design, Waterrepellant nanocoating and Gorilla Glass 3 protection, Sharp, highres screen, Supports 3G on both slots, Android KitKat, Smooth performance, Good battery life...
No front camera for video calls, Fixedfocus primary camera, Paltry internal storage...
It takes a lot to stand out in the budget segment – choices are many but most of them compromise on build quality, core specs and screen resolutions, and run older versions of Android. The Moto E scores on all of these aspects, especially build and screen...
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If you're currently in the market for the best smartphone going around, the Samsung Galaxy S6 should be close to, if not at the top of your shopping list. Unfortunately it's not exactly the most budget friendly device; at ~$550 unlocked and off-contract...
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Before you check me for a head injury, I don't think a low-end Android phone on a small prepaid carrier is our future. It's the future from 15 years ago. In 2000, PDAs ruled the roost. If you wanted a color device that played games and handled your basic...
Affordable plans, phone retails for a low price but does not feel cheap, excellent battery life, has a microSD slot, Motorola's additional software doesn't add much bloat...
Camera is painfully bad; phone can be a bit sluggish...
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intomobile.com Updated:
2016-03-26 23:41:56
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Motorola has been on the budget device train for a little over a year now, and the Moto E proves that the company has found the perfect balance between performance and price. We just got our hands on our Moto E review unit, and while we haven't had much t...
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Xiaomi, the Chinese mobile phone manufacturer launched Redmi 1S in India at a price of INR 6,999 which was exactly same as the online price of Moto E. But as the flash sale of Redmi 1S was announced recently the price has been slashed to INR 5,999. A comp...
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Motorola released their budget smartphone, the Moto E, just under a year ago. Featuring a 4.3″ screen and basic features, the Moto E was an affordable smartphone solution for those not wanting to spend hundreds of dollars on larger phones. Less than a yea...
Battery life, decent performance, microSD card slot...
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In this article, I have the pleasure of reviewing both a smartphone, the 2nd generation Moto E and a different type of cellular service company. Since you can't operate a smartphone without service and you can't use the service without a cell phone, it is...
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