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Motorola Moto E Review: A Low End Smartphone is Cheap? Not Anymore
- Cheapest Price Ever
- Impressive Battery
- Latest Android operating system
- Camera Could be better
- Occassional Lag
- Minus Front Camera
Motorola Moto E: Battery and Verdict
The Moto E sports quite the chunk of battery via an effective 1,980mAh. And although Motorola claims that you can get up to 24 hours of life out of it with mixed usage, we are no position to dispute that since usage depends from person to person.
However, going by the time we played around with it, the phone will easily last you a single day. And to add more pleasure, you won't have any problems if your phone is on standby as we noticed just a loss of 10% power overall.
As far as a final word on the device is concerned, the Moto E may not be that great a phone with great camera and an effective processor, but it still offers what it's meant to offer the most: Android KitKat at the lowest price possible.
The Moto E is the smartphone for you if you are just getting started with the whole smartphone scene. And basically, if you cannot afford a Moto G, let Moto E satisfy those needs.
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