Motorola Moto E Hands on and First Look: A Smartphone That Could Change The Game Forever

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PROS

Classic Design
Rugged Build
Dual SIM
Fast and zippy processor
Expandable memory
Affordable Price

CONS

Display not up to the mark
Poor Camera quality
Missing Front Facing Camera
No LED Flash

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Motorola Moto E - Battery and Connectivity Options

The Moto E comes with a 1,980mAh non-removable battery fitted inside. The company is promising an all day battery life from it, but we'll have to wait when we actually get the device.

Other connectivity options include: Micro SIM, Dual SIM, FM Radio, Bluetooth 4.0, Wi-Fi, GPS, GLONASS and more.

Motorola Moto E - Last Words

At Rs. 6,999, the Moto E is genuinely a well designed handset. With the Moto E, Motorola is tuning attention to the low-end of the handset market, currently dominated by the likes of Nokia and Micromax.

The Moto E could change the way we perceive a low-end phone. We'll reserve our final verdict until after we've put the device through the grilling tests.

Stay tuned to GizBot for more updates!