Motorola Moto E Review

Motorola Moto E is a good cellphone launched some years ago, in 2014, packed with a 4.3-inches capacitive screen, a 5 megapixels back camera and a 1.2 gigahertz Dual-Core CPU. We will get a better idea about this device's specifications when we get into deeper details.

Motorola ships the Motorola Moto E with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 8210 chip, which holds a good performance 1.2 gigahertz Dual-Core CPU with 1 GB of RAM memory. Graphic calculations generally consume a lot of CPU cycles, so the counts with a 400 megahertz Adreno 302 graphics processing unit to help handle those graphic tasks. This cellphone counts with a 4 GB internal storage memory, a decent quantity that should be enough for most users having that it also has a slot for an external memory card .

While this phone just has 4.91 inches long, it's still able to fit a a 4.3" display. Motorola didn't seem to put much effort to reduce weight in this 5.01 oz device. This phone is available in two different color options, black and white.

This cellphone is equipped with a good looking 4.3" display with a 960 x 540 resolution, which makes all images and videos look very nice.

The Motorola Moto E counts with Wi-Fi capability (and it can be provided to other devices as a mobile hotspot), 4G HSPA+ connection type, that is not so fast as LTE-A or LTE networks and 3G fast internet connection, supported by HSDPA, HSUPA, UMTS and EDGE technologies. This cellphone works with a Micro SIM card to connect to GSM networks and it can work with both GSM and CDMA.

The is only equipped with a 5 mega-pixels back side camera. The camera also has HDR mode and geo tagging.

This phone also includes a few nice features such as Bluetooth (enables communication with other devices, computers and accessories), GPS (Global Positioning System) and Radio, and a few sensors likeLight Sensor, Proximity Sensor and Accelerometer.

This cellphone has a 1980 mAh medium sized Li-Ion non-replaceable battery providing the with a poor battery duration. An important issue to take into consideration is that the Motorola Moto E's battery is not replaceable so you can't buy a new battery when it starts to live shorter, making it necessary to change the whole phone or maybe take it to an expert who can dismantle it and change its battery.

This phone is a little overvalued considering it is sold for $ 105, and other similar cellphones are quite cheaper than that. It doesn't matter whether you will use it for playing games or want a phone majorly for internet broswing and social networks, you will definitely be very pleased with it. Motorola also sells the Motorola Moto E with USB cable and Quick start guide.