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$130 unlocked and $70 prepaid is a fantastic deal for what you get
Ships with Android 7.1.1
Including some cool Moto additions
The unlocked version will work on any carrier
Even CDMA networks like Verizon
This phone gets above average battery life
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More elegant appearance
Fingerprint sensor
Supports two SIM cards and separate microSD slot
Pure Android 7.1 Nougat + several additional Moto features
High-quality photos for this price range
Price point
Build quality
Battery Life
The Moto E4 has a near stock version of Android Nougat
A fingerprint reader
A removeable battery
A selfie flash and is splash resistant -- all while being ridiculously cheap
Highly affordable
Current software
Dual-band Wi-Fi
Removable battery
And expandable storage
Smooth performance
Metal finish
Satisfying UI
Sharp display
Very cheap
Ships with latest version of Android
Available unlocked on all major carriers
Low cost
Fingerprint scanner
High quality build
Fairly decent camera (for the cost)
Latest version of Android
Very competitive pricing
Solid build quality
Excellent fingerprint sensor adds value
Capable internals handle multitasking needs with only occasional hiccups
Dedicated microSD slot
Not sensitive to pressure
Quite many LTE bands
Pure Android
Bright display
Good contrast
Hardly warms up
Decent voice quality
The editors didn't like
The camera performance is disappointing in most lighting conditions. Don't get this if you want to snap a lot of photos
Heavy multitasking or gaming will bring the Moto E4 to its knees
Motorola has a habit of leaving cheap phones in the dust when it com
We expected more from the battery endurance
Few modes and settings in the camera menu
Camera
Display quality not as sharp as it could be
Small amount of RAM
Which isn't very future-proof
The display is hard to see in sunlight and the camera is slow to process photos
Mediocre camera
Limited internal storage
Limited performance
Basic camera
Outdoor photos not the greatest
Runs hot when playing games
Poor battery life
Display is 720p
Unlikely there'll be 3rd-party cases
No NFC
Camera is unpredictable and generally produces noisy images
More elegant appearance, Fingerprint sensor, Supports two SIM cards and separate microSD slot, Pure Android 7.1 Nougat + several additional Moto features, High-quality photos for this price range
We expected more from the battery endurance, Few modes and settings in the camera menu
Moto E4 brings many improvements compared to its predecessor but at the same time has kept its low price. The device comes with renewed design which although makes its body slightly heavier and with a thicker profile, it certainly gives the feeling of a m...
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Published: 2017-11-14, Author: Jeff , review by: talkandroid.com
Both the Moto E4 and the Moto E4 Plus reside at what might be described as the bottom end of the market. With prices that are rock bottom, they are not targeting consumers looking for especially capable hardware so it should come as no surprise that perfo...
Published: 2017-10-06, Author: Robert , review by: pocketables.com
It's hard for me to recommend the Moto E4. At $100 with Amazon ads its an OK value as a backup phone or for light usage. I'd struggle to use this phone day-to-day, however. It feels like a cheap phone (admittedly because it is) and is under powered. If yo...
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Published: 2017-10-04, Author: Chris , review by: recombu.com
Metal finish, Satisfying UI, Sharp display
Limited performance, Basic camera
The Moto E4 delivers solid value for money, coming in cheaper than pretty much any other mobile by a well-known manufacturer. Despite that low asking price you still get HD visuals, a neat metal design, dependable battery life and performance that isn't f...
removable battery, dedicated microSD slot, not sensitive to pressure, quite many LTE bands, fingerprint sensor, pure Android, bright display, good contrast, hardly warms up, decent voice quality
cover is very tight, back cover bends easily, outdated security patches, slow WLAN, quite inaccurate GPS, camera images blurry in parts, high power consumption
While the Moto E4 is not meant to be in the ring with the flagship phones in the market, there is something to be said for a device that lets you do all your things, do them pretty well, and leave you some money in your wallet.Yes, it's not a Galaxy S8 wi...
Published: 2017-07-20, Author: Patrick , review by: cnet.com
The Moto E4 has a near stock version of Android Nougat, a fingerprint reader, a removeable battery, a selfie flash and is splash resistant -- all while being ridiculously cheap
The display is hard to see in sunlight and the camera is slow to process photos
The Moto E4 is the cheapest Motorola phone but doesn't compromise too much on its amenities...
$130 unlocked and $70 prepaid is a fantastic deal for what you get, Ships with Android 7.1.1, including some cool Moto additions, The unlocked version will work on any carrier, even CDMA networks like Verizon, This phone gets above average battery life, a
The camera performance is disappointing in most lighting conditions. Don't get this if you want to snap a lot of photos, Heavy multitasking or gaming will bring the Moto E4 to its knees, Motorola has a habit of leaving cheap phones in the dust when it com
The Moto E4 comes in three basic flavors; there's an unlocked version on Motorola's website that works on both GSM and CDMA carriers, an Amazon Prime version of the same unlocked device, and several carriers will be selling their own (mostly prepaid) vers...
Published: 2017-07-04, Author: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
Low cost, Fingerprint scanner, High quality build, Fairly decent camera (for the cost), Latest version of Android
Display is 720p, Unlikely there'll be 3rd-party cases, No NFC
This is the sort of smartphone that a person gets when they've never used a smartphone before. Or if they've only used a Windows Phone device before – or an iPhone 4 or older. If a person has a smartphone they've used for the past 6 years and they don't...
Very competitive pricing, Solid build quality, Excellent fingerprint sensor adds value, Capable internals handle multitasking needs with only occasional hiccups
Camera is unpredictable and generally produces noisy images, Display lacks detail, sometimes shows a bluish tint
At the entry-level price-point, the name of the game is value – possibly more so than any other category. In a mobile landscape where flagships regularly push the $1000 mark, the disparity in price has never been greater. Fortunately, less money doesn't a...
