Very nice and easy used Moto E( 2nd Gem) . Almost a year later we are getting the second generation Moto E, which improves on the basics established by its affordable predecessor. The Motorola Moto E( 2nd Gen) continues the legacy of a lag-free Android system provided by a powerful hardware set on a bargain price. This time however, the build quality is noticeably better and the screen size is more adequate.
The new Moto E got a tiny .2 screen bump to 4.5, but keeps the resolution at 540 x 960px presented on an IPS LCD matrix. The Snapdragon 410 chip is in charge of operations on the new Moto E( 2nd Gen) for an even better and faster performance. There is LTE connectivity, too, plus the internal storage got doubled to 8 gigs. Finally, camera geeks will be happy to learn the camera has been improved with auto-focus and HD video recording.
Key features
Available as a Dual SIM models on certain markets( HSPA+ XT1506) and( LTE XT1521) 4.5 qHD( 540 x 960 pixels) IPS LCD display with 245ppi; Corning Gorilla Glass 3LTE model( Cat. 4 LTE 150Mbps): 1.2 GHz quad-core Cortex-A53 CPU; Adreno 306 GPU; Snapdragon 410 chipset3G model( HSPA+): 1.2 GHz quad-core Cortex-A7 CPU, Adreno 302 GPU;
Snapdragon 200 chipset1GB of RAM5MP auto-focus camera; 720p video capture; 0.3MP front-facing snapper8GB of built-in memory; microSD card slot, up to 32GBOptional Dual SIM connectivity, dual-standbyWi-Fi b/g/n; Bluetooth 4.0; GPS/GLONASS; FM radio, USB OTG2.390 mAh batteryAndroid 5.0 Lollipop OS( 5.1 most likely on the way) Customizable Motorola Band side strips
Main disadvantages
Battery is not user-replaceable3G model comes with a dated chipsetNo dual-band Wi-FiUses 32-bit Android OS despite 64-bit CPU.