Motorola Moto E User Reviews Back

IvoG. posted on Nov 24, 2016, 2:07 PM
Posts: 0; Member since: Nov 24, 2016

Usable phone

IvoG. has owned it for more than one year before publishing this review

This phone is the so useful and it is cheap.You can buy a colorful motorola shells to show your style.The Motorola Assist is so good app. It getting the last android and moto e is fast with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 and the Pure Android UI.

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Motorola Moto E (2015)

moto4timio posted on Oct 15, 2015, 12:49 PM
Posts: 0; Member since: Mar 20, 2015

Unfortunate Failure

moto4timio has owned it for less than year before publishing this review

I have had to replace this phone 3 times in 8 months. It would not boot up. Motorola customer service do not support this phone anymore. I can't see why. It is still a company brand phone. I've been reading about how Motorola has been dropping the ball when it comes to updating. Also adding performance apps like sound and bass enhancements can cause loss the speaker to fell. So add apps at your risk.

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Motorola Moto G (2014)

manuGadget24 posted on Feb 28, 2015, 2:13 PM
Posts: 0; Member since: Jun 22, 2014

Good phone!

manuGadget24 has owned it for less than 3 months before publishing this review

Simply Amazing! The best low-cost smartphone... It's beautiful and elegant... I have not any problem with it... Very efficient on my everyday usage; meet my expectations. This phone (in my opinion) it's highly recommended.

Ameya posted on Nov 03, 2014, 9:00 AM
Posts: 0; Member since: Nov 03, 2014

Go Grab it!

Ameya has owned it for less than month before publishing this review

This is an amazing phone. The user experience is at par with other phones in the same range. Its Qualcomm® Snapdragon® 200 CPU Adreno 302 GPU deliver a fantastic output. This phone runs on the latest stock Android 4.4.4 KitKat with a promised upgrade to Android 5.0 Lollipop.
Talking about its design, its sleek and ergonomic structure keeps it far ahead in looks and the handset fits in your palm perfectly. Both speakers front facing improves ringing and video viewing experience. The only con here is the bulky device, weighing around 140 grams, twice as heavy as other smart phones.
Next comes the camera. Although much cursed, its 5 mp rear camera is capable of taking stunning images in daylight, however it struggles largely in low light conditions due to lack of flash and while taking close ups due to its fixed focus nature. There's no front camera to talk about.
The phone has 4GB of internal storage (about 2.16GB usable) and it suffices all the general purposes and average gaming quite brilliantly. The KitKat Android apparently doesn't allow some applications to be installed directly on the external sdcard, some of them can be later moved to the external storage, up to 32GB. The 'move media' option on the settings allows you to move your songs, pictures, videos and other data to sdcard in order to vacate the internal storage and ensure smooth running of the phone.
Built-in applications like Motorola Migrate and Motorola Assist are quite useful unlike the malware stuffed in other...  

This is an amazing phone. The user experience is at par with other phones in the same range. Its Qualcomm® Snapdragon® 200 CPU Adreno 302 GPU deliver a fantastic output. This phone runs on the latest stock Android 4.4.4 KitKat with a promised upgrade to Android 5.0 Lollipop.
Talking about its design, its sleek and ergonomic structure keeps it far ahead in looks and the handset fits in your palm perfectly. Both speakers front facing improves ringing and video viewing experience. The only con here is the bulky device, weighing around 140 grams, twice as heavy as other smart phones.
Next comes the camera. Although much cursed, its 5 mp rear camera is capable of taking stunning images in daylight, however it struggles largely in low light conditions due to lack of flash and while taking close ups due to its fixed focus nature. There's no front camera to talk about.
The phone has 4GB of internal storage (about 2.16GB usable) and it suffices all the general purposes and average gaming quite brilliantly. The KitKat Android apparently doesn't allow some applications to be installed directly on the external sdcard, some of them can be later moved to the external storage, up to 32GB. The 'move media' option on the settings allows you to move your songs, pictures, videos and other data to sdcard in order to vacate the internal storage and ensure smooth running of the phone.
Built-in applications like Motorola Migrate and Motorola Assist are quite useful unlike the malware stuffed in other phones.
Another major factor proving the dominance of this phone is it's 1980 mAh battery, which can help you to work with your phone one full day easily once charged, while you utilise your phone, keeping it connected to LAN, for normal usage.
Inside the box, you can find a cute hands free, a handy charger (without USB) and a user guide with warranty card. The other hardware color depends on colour of the phone (black/white.)
All in all, if this is gonna be your first low-budget smart phone, there isn't a better choice. Go grab it!

nitratospeed posted on Aug 26, 2014, 6:05 PM
Posts: 0; Member since: Aug 26, 2014

Best of low-range phones

nitratospeed has owned it for less than 3 months before publishing this review

Awesome phone, no problems on my everyday usage, compared with all low range phones is the best, similar to moto g but without flash and front camera. The build quality is the best than other phones at this price.

gauravrai30 posted on Jul 17, 2014, 10:20 AM
Posts: 0; Member since: Jul 17, 2014

Best Phone @ 7K

gauravrai30 has owned it for less than month before publishing this review

Excellent phone in this budget, you will get all the features of the big budgeted phone except camera quality due to missing flash and auto focus. Have a very elegant look in comparison to other phones in the market.