Moto E dual latest review: bad camera and average battery life
Design
The first look of the handset reveals the similarities in between the Moto series. The handset is cleverly designed with a dimension of 124.8 x 64.8 x 12.3 mm (HxWxD) and 142 gram weight. The body made of plastic which feels premium quality. The rear panel cover has able to be exchanged with nine colors which are attractive and bing qualified. The body feels strong and durable.
Display
The Moto E has 4.3-inch qHD (1/4 resolution of Full HD) touch display with 960x540 pixels resolution. The display is protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 3. The display PPI (Pixels per Inch) density is comparatively an average range which is 256. The display also designed with water-resistant splash guard, which is an average performance. The display features little disappointing because of its quarter HD quality. It is definitely not a sufficient requirement to see full HD video and games.
Operating System
The Handset runs the latest Android 4.4.2 KitKat platform with advanced features. The Android cloud helps the customers to fulfill their smart phone dreams positively. Motorola promises and plans to upgrade the platform version into the latest. We can expect recently the company will announce the upgrading schedule.
Processor and Performance
The Moto E is powered by 1.2GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 processor with A7 CPU and built in Adreno 302 400MHz single-core graphics. The low end processor features cannot support high end mobile gaming. 1GB RAM, 4GB internal memory and 32GB expandable memory via micro SD card slot are the memory options. The smart phone does not accomplish multitasking and other fastest mobile tactics.
Camera
The handset has 5 mega pixel rear shooter. There is no LED flash on the device which is disappointing. We noticed that the performance of the camera is an average level. The photos we took from indoor are little grainy. But the outdoor shooting in daylight was much better. Night shots are poor of quality and lack of detail. We think the main inadequate thing in the device is its camera performance.
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Battery
Moto E dual is powered by a standard 1980mAh lithium-ion battery which is little disappointing. The Company claims that the rechargeable battery will provide a mixed usage up to 24 hours. But our various tests proved that the power of the battery can handle only 5 hours 25 min usage even in normal level. Heavy usages like continuous calling, net browsing with 3G and playing videos may enable lack of power problems. Users will have to re charge the battery at the end of every day.Want to Buy? go to the store
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