The US smartphone manufacturer now owned by Lenovo has been making some great products in the last year or two. They have all been well received, both critically and by the general public alike. One major reason is the fact that they are competitively priced, while offering a top of the line experience in their specific segments.
Chief among the devices on the lower end of the price scale is the Moto E. The second iteration has come around, and fixed one shortcoming it always had that meant many turned away: LTE. Now that is no longer a concern for prospective buyers, as the newest Moto E comes with LTE as well, but still at the same low price.
Compared to the first-gen mode, there are several big changes here. The phone‘s screen grows to 4.5 inches, while keeping its quarter HD resolution. Storage doubles to 8GB (retaining the option for microSD expansion), and while the first Moto E had no front-facing camera, this new models picks up a VGA-quality selfie cam.
Battery capacity gets a solid boost, growing from 1980mAh to 2390mAh, and the SoC graduates from a Snapdragon 200 to a 1.2GHz quad-core 410. And as you‘d expect from a new Android in this day and age, the phone will ship running Lollipop.
Source: Motorola
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