Motorola Moto E5 Play

At the time of writing the lowest price we found was just $80, and thus significantly below Motorola's MSRP of $130. At this price you cannot really go wrong with the E5 Play, especially considering that the similarly priced competition is not any...

Motorola’s E5 Play has its flaws, but its sub-£100 price and capable camera save the...

Compromises are inevitable with any phone below £100, but the Moto E5 Play is difficult to recommend when the regular E5 will give you a metal body, more RAM, better cameras, and a bigger battery and display - all for just £30 more.If your budget really...

Regardless of where you buy it, the Moto E5 Play makes for a solid all-around value. It's everything you need in a device (web, social media, email, and messaging) with just a little bit left over.There's nothing overly sexy about the phone but we...

A great first smartphone or a handset for your kids, the Motorola E5 Play is well priced and easy to use. It doesn't have the best battery life and apps are slow to load, but its price is still very appealing.Overall Score: 69/100RATINGS:Ease of use:...

The Moto E5 Play is an affordable no-frills smartphone that can provide all your basic calling, app, and web browsing...

The Moto E5 Play has its fair share of features to nitpick, and just as many points where it surprises. And, for every nitpick, like the washed out colors in photos, we just remind ourselves this phone is only $99. While for each pleasant surprise, like...

Moto E5 PlusSo, the final question: where do these phones land? First, let's talk about the E5 Play.The E5 Play retails for around $70 on Verizon Wireless and Boost Mobile, while Cricket subscribers can even get the phone for free. This puts the E5 Play...

There's something to be said for modest handsets like the Moto E5 Play. It's admirable that Motorola continues to lower the barrier of entry to a modern smartphone running up-to-date software. Like previous E-series devices, the E5 Play is a leader in...

The Motorola Moto E5 Play gets the job done for some customer groups. The simple design is kid-friendly in that it isn't fragile, though anyone with small hands may find it somewhat big. The screen is solid, and core functions like call quality, data...