Motorola's newest ultra-affordable phone sports a modern design and dual camera setup

The Moto E6s is billed as the "newest addition" to the company's family of entry-level and ultra-affordable smartphones, although the notched handset appears to have been available in India since last fall. What's even more perplexing is the "brand-new" E6s also looks pretty much identical to the Moto E6 Plus internationally unveiled around six months ago.

That's a shame, because the Moto E6 doesn't look great, with its terribly outdated screen bezels and everything, unlike the E6s, which adopts a slightly more modern design sporting a waterdrop-style top cutout and an admittedly thick "chin." The "s" model also offers a decent upgrade in the screen real estate department, from 5.5 to 6.1 inches, while adding a secondary camera at the back with a depth sensor.
Still, it's hard not to be upset about the lack of US availability info for the Moto E6s when the UK price is reportedly set at £99. That would typically equate to around 100 bucks stateside, while the inferior Moto E6 normally costs $150.