The second generation of Moto E couldn’t excite smartphone enthusiasts as much as what the first generation did. Primarily because it was a minor upgrade of the popular Moto E. Yes, the second generation has a lot of stuff to attract buyers who are looking at a quality budget device, but what is confusing most buyers is whether they should they should opt for the 3G or 4G version of Moto E 2015.
Specs: 4.5-inch ( 540×960 pixels, 245 ppi) display, Android 5.0.2 Lollipop, 64 bit Snapdragon 410 processor, 1GB RAM, 8GB ( expandable up to 32GB) , 5MP A/F rear camera with no Flash, 0.3MP front camera, 2, 390 mAh battery, Dual SIM, 4G support
I saw many moto phone has hardware issues. I purchased moto e2 3G phone after 2 month phone got dead, fortunately its under warranty so I got replacement of motherboard.
The display of the smartphone is average. The camera quality is nothing to be proud of. However, it can take some decent shots in good lighting conditions. Note that there is no Flash. Overall, there is very little point in buying the 4G version if you don’t intend to shift to 4G soon.