It was a huge success when the Moto G , the company's most successful phone in the company's arsenal .The Motorola's have come back with a bang in a much lower price segment.The Moto E was launched today at an event at London.The Moto E successor to the successful Moto G , is a fantastic product.The Moto E at a price range of $129 (Rs 6999) is one of the top product in the price range.The Moto G last year had broke all the benchmarks of the budget smartphone category.
The Moto E has slightly weaker specs than that of the G, with a 4.3-inch screen size qHD is far adequate size The display is a 960 x
540 display covered by Gorilla Glass 3 and an anti-smudge coating to provide better screen quality as well as better protection.The Moto E get's it's power from
1.2GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 processor which is supported by 1GB of RAM.It has 4GB of internal
storage with a microSD slot for extending the memory .The Moto E juices on a 1,980mAh battery which should last a day as the company promotes on mixed usage and lastly for your amazing moments a
5-megapixel main camera,but with no flash(are you kidding me). Oh almost forgot comes with a dual Sim support as well.
The company is touting durability as one of the phone's key attributes.
Its body is covered with water-resistant coating in addition to the
Gorilla Glass front panel. In Moto E you'll be able to
customize the handset with a number of different rear shells of varying
colors and textures. It'll run (almost stock) Android 4.4 KitKat out of
the box, and Motorola has committed to at least one major update cycle which is now becoming the company's strategy(habit) to encourage customers.
Motorola's also crafted a few apps to launch alongside the Moto E with a
focus on location sharing, including "Location Status" which sends a
message to a nominated person when you leave or arrive a particular
destination, and "Meet me/Follow me" which helps you to track down a
friend in a crowd. Most importantly, the Moto E is launching today in India at onile retailer flipkart at Rs 6999 and then later in the week
for an unlocked price of $129 in the US and £89 in the UK.
A tad shorter than the the G, due to its smaller 4.3-inch
display, but more or less a ringer otherwise. The same clean, tight
design logic can be seen in the E, including the curved back cover and
plain face sans any kind of soft key. Not as plain as we might've
liked, though, as the large and lurid speaker grilles on the front of
the device don't quite seem to fit among the relative simplicity of the
rest of the phone. It's nice and light but with that sturdy, robust
build quality that betrays its price point.
Motorola called out the Galaxy S4 for being
slower than the E in basic metrics like time to return to the homescreen
from within an app. It's obviously not as capable as the S4 in terms of
raw power, but if we've learnt anything from the Moto G, it's that
Motorola knows how to get the best of mediocre components.
Full Specs :
Operating system
Android™ 4.4, KitKat®
Processor
Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 200 with 1.2GHz dual-core A7 CPU Adreno 302 400MHz single-core GPU
Capacity
4GB user storage
MicroSD slot supports up to 32GB expandable memory 1GB RAM
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