Motorola Moto E (2015) specs
One of the best value phones out there
Edited: Nov 30, 2015, 6:43 PMPhone owned for less than a month
I recently purchased this as a temporary, simple backup/budget phone, and will be passing it on to my mother as her new phone once I am done with it. Motorola did a fantastic job with this phone, and includes features that are usually included in upper tier phones. I got this for $100 off Amazon, and is a great value.
This may lack the bells of whistles of upper tier phones - most notably a really bad camera - but for $100 bucks, who cares! Build quality is excellent, and has fantastic battery life. Call quality is decent, mobile data is fast with 4g - I am not sure what else you could ask for in a budget phone. Performance is slick as ever - this baby is packing a quad core! Talk about VALUE.
Even the display is pretty good. It has enough pixels and resolution to be pleasant to look at. Unless you are a smartphone veteran or enthusiast, you are not going to notice a major difference from higher tier phones.
This runs stock android. No bloatware. Another big plus especially for simple users that do not need crazy features.
This phone is perfect for people who either need a backup phone or want a budget smartphone that do not care about major features. The Moto E checks everything off for the simple user: A solid build, a reliable battery, and a decently performing phone.
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