Compared with the previous generation, the price of the new Moto E is $20 higher. But on the new Moto E, you also have a larger battery, a larger screen and LTE network support, which have really improved in all aspects, making the price of this $20 higher acceptable. Of course, the bad thing is that the graininess of this screen is obvious. Compared with some good screens, the text is a little fuzzy, but I found this after using it for more than a day.
As far as the appearance design is concerned, the new Moto E is quite pleasing and outstanding, even I would like to say it is beautiful. The body size and screen size of the new Moto E, as well as the relatively balanced body weight, make it very friendly for single hand operation. Like Motorola's new series of machines, the back of the new Moto E also has a sagging logo design, which is a rather creative idea. When operating with one hand, the index finger is placed naturally, bringing a good sense of operation, just like controlling the whole mobile phone. In addition, on the new Moto E, you can choose to change different borders to obtain personalization and decoration. For example, I chose pink.
The system UI of the new Moto E is still highly concise, or a native Android system, with only a few customized functions added. The new Moto E runs the native Android 5.0 system and adds a small amount of Motorola's own software. My personal favorite is to quickly take photos by shaking my arm, but sadly I do not recommend using the camera of the new Moto E.
The weak shooting ability is the most obvious disadvantage of the new Moto E. Although such shooting ability can also be predicted in the same price model, the performance of the new Moto E is really terrible. During the use of the new Moto E these days, the poor performance of its shooting ability is the most puzzling problem for me. When using some image or video sharing software, such as Instagram and Snapchat, I don't want to use the new Moto E to shoot. If you value your shooting ability, the new Moto E is a major disadvantage.
However, the new Moto E is the only mobile phone I have been using these days.
In recent years, as a digital technology enthusiast, many colleagues laughed that I always carry some "old" mobile phones with me. In fact, I just think that many people are as unwilling as I am, or do not have too much desire to change their phones within half a year and use the latest smart phones.
Back to the new Moto E, the most obvious advantage and specialty is the preferential price, isn't it? I don't need to use it as a sacrifice anymore. Even if it is stolen or dropped, it won't hurt me too much. After all, it's just over 100 dollars. Just buy another one. Of course, if you have higher requirements, especially in shooting, the new Moto E is not your dish.
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