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The Moto E5 generation has officially kicked off, but only the E5 Play and E5 Plus are coming stateside. So if you want a phone that is relatively small and comes in at under $100, Amazon is currently offering the Moto E4 (non-Prime Exclusive) for .99, a $25 discount.It's no surprise that the Moto E4's specs aren't top-notch, but they're decent enough for regular customers. The E4 comes with a 5.0" 720p display, a Snapdragon 425, 2GB of RAM, 16GB of storage with microSD expansion, an 8MP rear camera, a 5MP front-facing camera (with flash), and a removable 2,800mAh battery. It has a fingerprint sensor and a water-repellant nanocoating, too.Amazon only has a couple of these left in stock, so hurry if you're interested. This discount actually makes this standard version of the phone cheaper than the Prime Exclusive model, which is always a good sign. Shipping is free. Hit the source link below to pick one up.Source: Amazon
The Moto E line of phones is already affordable, but Best Buy's latest deal on the Sprint Moto E4 brings that affordability to a whole new level. For today and tomorrow only, you can get a Moto E4 for you can get a Moto E4 for you can get a Moto E4 for you can get a Moto E4 for $0/month when you activate a 24-month installment plan with Sprint/month when you activate a 24-month installment plan with Sprint/month when you activate a 24-month installment plan with Sprint.
As everyone is well aware of by now, TWRP is by far and away the most popular custom recovery for Android devices today. It covers a huge variety of phones and tablets, and more are constantly being added. This time around, the additions include the Sony Xperia X and X Compact, Moto E4, US unlocked LG G5, and more.
It's that time of year again. Knowing our audience, chances are that you're looking for some sort of gadget to purchase for yourself or someone else. Whether the smartphone being replaced is too old, too bootloopy, or just doesn't have all the features you want, we've got you covered with our choices for the best smartphones you can buy.
The Moto E4 Plus is one of the many, many, many phones that Motorola has released this year. Its main selling point is the massive 5,000mAh battery, giving you 2+ days of intensive use on a single charge (I would kill for a Pixel with that). David mostly praised the phone in his review, but as with all Motorola devices, slow or non-existent updates is a given.
Motorola just uploaded the source code for the Moto G5S Plus and Z2 Play a few days ago, and now it's the more affordable E4's turn. The phone, which is internally known as "perry," has just had its kernel source put on GitHub.
One of the many phones Motorola has announced this year is the Moto E4 Plus, a step up from the base Moto E4. It has a Snapdragon 427 processor, 2GB of RAM, a 5.5" 720p display, and a whopping 5,000mAh battery. Now you can finally buy it.The E4 Plus is a Verizon carrier exclusive, meaning that while Verizon is the only one carrier selling it, you can still buy it unlocked and use it on other ones. Unlike many other phones in this price category, the E4 Plus (and the normal E4) is compatible with both CDMA and GSM networks. So you can use it on every carrier in the US.Amazon is also selling the E4 Plus as a Prime Exclusive phone with ads, bringing the 16GB model down from $179 to $139, and the 32GB model from $199 to $159. Not a bad deal.
Prior to the Lenovo takeover, Motorola had a reputation for making flagship phones at very competitive prices. Since the acquisition was finalized, Moto's high-end phones have been a bit less attractive, but the cheaper phones are still good options. However, it's been a while since Motorola took the super-affordable Moto E seriously. After a very limited third-gen release in parts of Asia and Europe, Motorola is again making the 4th gen Moto E a mainstream product. It's available as an unlocked phone, and on carriers as a cheap prepaid device. But "cheap" here doesn't mean it's a bad phone. It's definitely not offering an experience on-par with something like a Pixel, OnePlus 5, or even a Moto G5. Yet, this is an impressive phone for the price.
The announcement for the Moto E4 earlier this month had us pretty psyched. There's a lot to love about the phone, as the specifications for Motorola's latest E series devices are great for the price. And, now the wait to get your own is over. As of today, you can pick up the Moto E4 at carriers like Republic Wireless and Ting, and you can even buy it unlocked directly from Amazon for use with other carriers. There is no word yet on the power capacious Moto E4 Plus, so if you were holding out for that, the wait continues.
The fate of the Moto E was not clear after Lenovo took control of Motorola, but the budget-oriented family of smartphones will continue. Motorola just announced the Moto E4 and E4 Plus, which will begin shipping later this month for a downright reasonable $129.99 and $179.99, respectively.
Motorola's upcoming super low-range phones, the Moto C and C Plus, were first leaked yesterday. With even worse specs than the Moto E lineup (with presumably a far lower price), the phones likely won't even be sold in the United States. Now more photos of the Moto C phones have leaked, in addition to two other upcoming Motorola devices.
Motorola has been one leaky ship recently. We first heard of the Moto C, the company's new low-end lineup, earlier this week. Just a day later, pictures of the new phone surfaced, alongside images of the upcoming Moto Z2 Force. Now, 3D renders for both the Z2 Force and Moto E4 Plus have leaked.