Moto E | Unlocked | Made for US by Motorola | 2/32GB | 13MP Camera | 2020 | Blue
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Unlocked for the freedom to choose your carrier. Compatible with AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon networks. Sim card not included. Customers may need to contact Sprint for activation on Sprint’s network. 13 MP dual camera system. Get creative and get your best results, whether shooting beautiful close-ups or swapping out backgrounds. 42-hour battery. Power through today and into tomorrow on just a single charge with a 3550 mAh battery. 6.2″ Max Vision display. Enjoy an ultra-wide screen that stretches from edge to edge, yet is compact enough for one-handed use. Ultra-responsive performance. Feel your phone respond instantly to every touch, tap, and swipe with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 632 octa-core processor. Convenient fingerprint reader. Instantly unlock your phone with the discrete fingerprint reader on the back of the device. Advanced water protection. Never worry about accidental spills and splashes.
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Moto E | Unlocked | Made for US by Motorola | 2/32GB | 13MP Camera | 2020 | Blue
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Lots of internal memory (double what I had before), a great size and a great “feel” in the hand. My tech needs are fairly modest, but I love this phone. The camera is quite nice (again, compared to what I had), and the design on the back really protects the lens. I watch “my shows” on it. It sounds good even without headphones (a nice speaker) and the picture is gorgeous. I also appreciate the built-in software to monitor both my kids’ and MY “digital wellbeing.” (Hello to time limits on social media!) My teenager tells me it is “ugly.” I do not know what he is talking about, but fair warning: this might be a Mom Phone. You know what, though? That is A-OK!
Tän –
I purchased the Moto E (2020) during the holidays when Tracfone had a $100 rebate for activating an unlocked phone with them. The phone ended up costing about $30 after the rebate which is an outstanding value. It was purchased for my kids to use as an emergency phone, since I already use a Galaxy Note 10+ as my daily. I can verify that the Moto E is unlocked and works with US networks, as I’ve alternated between a T-Mobile and Tracfone (Verizon) SIM with no issues. In the settings, the phone lists “XT2052-1” as the model#. Here’s a list of Pros and Cons after having used it for about a month.Pros:- Runs smoothly. Having only 2GB of RAM, I’ve found it still runs smoothly doing routine things with multiple apps opened (e.g. make calls, texting, surf internet, watch Youtube, view social media).- No bloatware. Aside from 2 or 3 Motorola apps, this is essentially a stock Android phone (running Android 10 as of this review). It uses Google Photos, Gmail, Google Messages, Google Calendar and other Google apps as defaults. There are no duplicate or redundant apps like you find in a Samsung phone.- I’ve found it to have good battery life with the 3550mAh battery, but YMMV base on use.- MicroSD expansion. SD card can be formatted as Internal or External Storage. I’m using a 128GB SD card and defaulted the camera app to store all photos/videos to the card.- Fast Fingerprint reader on rear.- Fully unlocked. Tested with T-Mobile and Tracfone SIM (Verizon version).- Medium sized phone with good sized screen. Larger than an iPhone SE (2020), but smaller than a Galaxy Note 10+. Most people can’t tell it’s only a 720p screen.- Excellent Photo/Video quality in good lighting.Cons:- 32bit Operating System (OS). Some apps and games require a 64bit OS and will not work on this phone (e.g. Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp). Not all apps can be moved to SD if you’ve formatted it as External storage.- 32GB internal storage. 13GB of the 32GB is taken up by System files, so there’s really only 19GB of internal storage.- Camera can be frustratingly slow in low-light conditions. Sometimes, a couple seconds will pass after pressing the shutter button before the camera captures the image. Again, this mainly occurs in low-light.- Micro USB charging port. Really wish this was USB C instead.- Phone always displays “Charging Rapidly” when charging, but it’s not a true “Fast Charge” like Samsung or OnePlus phones. This displays regardless of the port or wattage being used.- No wireless charging, but not expected at this price point.Overall, this is an excellent phone for the price, even better if you’re able to get it for less than $50.
David Franzel –
Bought this phone about a month ago as a replacement to my S6. So far I’ve had no problems. Currently on Verizon network in Minnesota and signal/coverage is good. Speed is much faster than my previous phone and I love the swipe actions, large screen, and fingerprint reader to open up the phone. Does everything that I need it to! It’s a great budget phone that passes as a top of the line phone in appearance. Would recommend!
Stephen S. –
The Moto E is a great entry-level phone for someone who wants solid performance but doesn’t really use the phone for things other than talking, texting, and surfing the web. It does take decent photos, but nothing that is considered amazing. It has decent speakers, but again nothing spectacular. I use it as a backup for my other phone!Pros:-Snapdragon 632 (GeekBench 5 Score 232/840) The octa-core processor is very responsive for most apps but I wouldn’t buy the phone for high-level gaming. This is paired with 2 GB Ram.-Sturdy frame and lightweight-Excellent battery life-Very responsive fingerprint reader-Charges pretty quick but not with Moto’s turbocharge-The screen is decent but not as good as the higher up levels of Moto’s lineup. My Moto G Stylus has a better resolution and is brighter.-Quality speakers for an entry-level phone. They are not stereo, but they are not bad either.Cons:-The camera is kind of crappy, but not horrible. I would not buy the phone for taking quality pictures but it does offer slow-motion.-The screens brightness is kind of subpar compared to other phones like Samsungs’s entry-level AMOLED-The storage capacity is 32 GB which is plenty for some people but can be upgraded with a SanDiskOverall, for the price, it really is a great phone if you just need a phone that functions smoothly! This may be it.
Cape Coddess –
I’m surprised at how great this phone is for the money. Some of the negatives I’ve read in the reviews are rectified in the settings. Like the colors are not muted but can pop if you said it correctly. Another review claims they are missing the home and back buttons on the bottom but there’s a setting to reinstate that. And so on. So far I haven’t had any problems having a few apps open at the same time. The battery life is so so, I have to charge about once a day, but I’m on my phone constantly. The phone is slippery. Get a case immediately! All in all I’m thrilled with this phone. It’s snappy and sexy looking, and feels well built. Mind you, I’ve never had an expensive phone so I have no comparison in that area.
Amazon Customer –
Great phone for the price!! This phone is easy to use and feels like an expensive smart phone despite the cheap track phone price. The camera is very nice and the user interaction between commands is very fast and efficient. I used this phone with a straight talk plan and so far it works great. Recommended to those who want an upgrade but don’t want to spend too much.
Shalonda Rawls –
Got the phone for my hard working dad with big fingers and dimming eyesight. It was perfect for him. He was impressed with the loud and clear speaker volume and the clarity of the screen resolution. He said it’s by far the best phone he’s had. Made an old man happy. Now if I can just get him off of it. He’s always on YouTube listening to old school music 😉
root –
Was looking for a secondary/work phone exclusive to work apps (Email/chat/calendar/docs …etc). This phone fit the technical needs and budget restrictions. Solid choice for work/business. Runs on T-mobile just fine.
Maximus Joseppi –
does not work with verizon messaging. texts can go out but not be received no matter what you do. no CS can figure out why.Update: Turns out somehow the sim card got corrupted and after a couple hours with numerous customer service reps and many resets of multiple systems… they gave me a new sim card and it fixed the problem, so it wasnt the phone.This was a phone i bought just to use something while my $2000 galaxy fold 2 was under warranty repair. My 5 star review is not to say it is as good as a flagship phone, but to say for the price point, you are getting an incredible value and form factor. No, you aren’t getting fancy features like multiple incredible cameras with night vision, super fast CPUs, amazing screens, folding screens, wireless charging, USB C fast charging, 5G…BUT, for 5% the cost of my normal phone and 10% of the cost of my galaxy s10 5g (before i bought the original fold), you get a beautiful screen, good daytime camera, great moto gesture features, good finger print unlock, and very light phone with solid battery life. Makes it very hard to justify ever getting a $400-800 phone.
A. Math Professor –
I was worried this wouldn’t work, but it does exactly what it claims. You wouldn’t think I would have to say that but other reviewers are having different stories. I have no idea why. Mine works fine. I got it so I could use the Verizon network while traveling (black sim card), which I can through USMobile (and likely Verizon itself as well). The selfsame sim card holder also reads my (white, TMobile network) usual sim card and I can alternate between the two sims. There is just one spot for a sim, so sadly I can’t just put both sims in a once. Texts are fine. Calls. Data. Wifi. Everything. For the price, it’s awesome!