Cheapest Price Ever, Impressive Battery, Latest Android operating system
Camera Could be better, Occassional Lag, Minus Front Camera
So let's say you are quite intimidated by the kind of phones (smartphones, obviously) your friends are carrying around you, and you are enticed to splurge big on a device of your own. But wait! you don't have that kind of financial backing behind you. So...
Cheapest Price Ever, Impressive Battery, Latest Android operating system
Camera Could be better, Occassional Lag, Minus Front Camera
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...
When picking our next phone for review, we relatively get down so low on the food chain as we got with the Motorola Moto E. But given Motorola's track record of disrupting the industry, we figured this one deserves a through look. Compared to most of the ...
Sharp IPS screen, Excellent performance, Latest Android Kitkat, Good battery life.
Disappointing camera, Shoddy bundled accessories
The Moto E is priced aggressively at Rs 7000. No other Android handset from a top-tier manufacturer can currently compete with the Moto E. Despite a few niggles, we would like to recommend for its sharp display and impressive performance. Plus, latest An...
Moto E might be punched with hardware that sounds good but the overall experience of Lumia 630 is definitely better. The major issue is the internal storage which made it impossible to do anything else other than uninstalling the apps if I wanted more. No...
At a crazy price of under Rs 7,000, you can see why the Moto E has been a mega hit. Apart from being a handset from a reputed OEM, with extensive after sales support, you don't feel short-changed when it comes to the features and performance. If you're go...
Good Build, Apart from Loose backcover (for some users/devices), Latest Android, Future Updates, Great Performance, Vibrant, Sharp Display, Price, Replaceable Backpanels
Below Average Camera, No Autofocus or Flash, Stiff Buttons, No Front Camera, Appdata not Movable
Moto G shook the mid-range segment in India and the Moto E is all set to do it again for budget smartphones. With specs and features to match even some mid-range offerings, Moto E is a great contender for the top spot in this segment.We have already start...
At a crazy price of under Rs 7,000, you can see why the Moto E has been a mega hit. Apart from being a handset from a reputed OEM, with extensive after sales support, you don't feel short-changed when it comes to the features and performance. If you're go...
