Reviewers Liked
- Handy and quite light, little warming, decent camera for the price range
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Too little power, slow memory, short battery life
Motorola Moto E6 Play
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Cheap isn't always cheerful, and you can do a fair bit better by spending just a little more money.ProsSuper- cheapSolid design and buildDecent enough screenConsTerrible performancePoor, feature-light cameraMedia really drains batteryKey...
By Trusted Reviews onNot constantly glued to your phone? Perhaps you just want a background burner capable of doing the basics with ease, which is where the Moto E Play fits the bill rather nicely. It's low powered, so don't expect supreme performance, but it is low price...
By Pocket-lint onLook, we get it. Not everyone can afford a flagship smartphone - and for a lot of people even the mid-range alternatives are out of reach. But given the huge number of superb budget handsets already available, there's just no reason to pick up a Moto E6...
By Stuff onThe Moto E6 Play is a misfire from Motorola. Pay 10% more for the Moto E6 Plus or Xiaomi Redmi 7A and you get a phone that's twice as good in many respects. Both make compromises when compared to pricier phones, but they're pleasant to use and do a good...
By Expert Reviews onSmartphone for low demandsWe have found the Motorola Moto E6 Play to be a very affordable companion cell phone and we would recommend you keep this in mind! You have to manage with little power. But the Moto E6 Play is quite handy, which makes it...
By NotebookCheck onIn questa categoria troviamo i Samsung Galaxy A10 e A20e, il Motorola e6 Play, i Huawei Y7 e P Smart e infine il Nokia 3.2. Si tratta di sei dispositivi di fascia entry level, con caratteristiche tecniche simili e non molto performanti. Basti pensare...
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