Moto E6 Review
Specs, Camera And Missing Features
The Moto E6 specs start with the Snapdragon 435 chipset, which is an upgrade… but at the same time isn’t – the E5 had a Snapdragon 425 chip, while the E6 Plus was at 435 already. It has 2GB of RAM and 16GB storage, which can be increased by upto 256GB through a microSD. These are exactly the same specs as last year’s phone.
Camera upgrades are the main attraction, at least theoretically. We need more time to actually test it outside, but we weren’t impressed with the Moto E5 camera, so there’s hope that the Moto E6 will improve things.
With a 13.MP rear camera, the E6 features a 1.12mm larger sensor and an aperture of f/2.0. It comes with fun-to-toy-around-with features, like Motorola’s color-isolating black-and-white photo mode, Spot Color.
5MP is still the front-facing camera, which has 1.12mm pixels and an aperture of f/2.0. The front-facing camera features many of the same software tools, but with an added screen flash for lighting up selfies.
The Moto E6 promises all-day battery life, though its 3,000mAh battery is slimmed down over the E5’s 4,000mAh battery – again, a weird omission. Stay tuned for a full review in the coming weeks as we test the performance, camera, and battery life.
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Tracfone’s Moto E6 is an affordable smartphone with a Motorola Brand name that was released in spring 2020.
The Moto E6 comes with a large, 5.5″ HD touchscreen, Android 9 Pie, 13 MP camera, and 1.4 Ghz octa-core processor. This device packs lots of features at a low price.
The Moto E6 will become the next Moto E device in a long list of Moto E smartphones (launched in 2014). We will review all specifications and compare it to its predecessor the Moto E5, also available at Tracfone.
Recent releases include the Moto G7 Optimo and the E6. They were both released in the early months of March 2020. To see all Tracfone’s new smartphones, visit our Most Recent List. Motorola first launched the Moto E6 in 2019 and it can be ordered on Amazon. However, it is more costly than the Tracfone version.
Motorola Moto E6
Lifewire / Andrew Hayward Amazon, Best Buy, Motorola.com. The Motorola Moto E6 was purchased by us so that our expert reviewer could fully test it and evaluate its performance. Check out our detailed product review.
Motorola has always been an industry leader in affordable smartphones. Thanks to its Moto G line that is both inexpensive and robust, the Moto G7 was a great example. With the Moto E (the company’s newest and most basic product), the company is aiming to go even lower on the price spectrum.
With a simple glance you will see the Moto E6 isn’t flashy. This bare-minimum design continues throughout the entire experience. There are sluggish processors and low resolution screens. You can get the Moto E6 for $150, which is the right price for most smartphone buyers. Most people will pay more to get more functionality.
Motorola Moto E6 Plus Review: Everything You Need to Know
Motorola is capable of doing it if anyone else can’t, we would have thought. The Moto E series has a very impressive pedigree. Both the Moto E5 E5 Plus and E6 Plus are lighter than their featherweight counterparts.
Curiously the UK seems to have received the Moto E6 regular model, leaving us with the Plus version. The E6 Plus, which measures 6.1in in length, seems to come with all of the bells and whistles that you would expect from a smartphone twice as costly: a fingerprint scanner, dual rear cameras, dual front-facing cameras, and a small notch that allows for a front-facing cam.
There’s no Qualcomm chip for the money, though. The MediaTek Helio P22 2GHz Octa-core MediaTek Helio P22 processor runs the show. This is backed by 32GB of internal storage and 2GB RAM in certain regions (but not on our review models).
Verdict: Smartphones for low Demands
Motorola Moto E6Play.
Motorola Moto E6 Play has been our favorite companion mobile phone. We recommend it highly! You have to manage with little power. Although the Moto E6 Play may be small, it is very handy and can even be used by smaller hands. Although the screen has a blue tint, it is still class-leading. The camera takes quite decent pictures.
If only it weren’t for the competition: The hardly more expensive Xiaomi Redmi 8A has a lot more power, especially in the area of graphics, lasts twice as long and also offers much better speakers. Although the Samsung Galaxy A10 is also a superior smartphone in most aspects, you will need to pay an additional 30 euros for the Moto-Smartphone to be able to purchase it at the testing time.
Motorola Moto E6 Play (or Moto E6) is a compact smartphone suitable for anyone who doesn’t want a lot of performance or long-lasting battery life.
The Motorola Moto E6 Play is a great option for those who need an affordable smartphone. It has a good camera and screen, but it’s not very powerful. But you should not expect to get much battery life or performance.
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It costs just $150, and it runs Android 7.0. This makes the new Moto E6 stand out from other low-cost Android phones.
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The Motorola E line has traditionally been our go-to lineup for low-cost phones because they’re inexpensive, simple, reliable, and run clean versions of Android. Motorola today updated the Motorola E6 line. It’s a simple, universally compatible smartphone that costs under $150 and offers the most recent version Android.
It’s a much simpler product than the E5 last year, which featured three identical phones. The E6 is a plastic, Android-based phone with a 5.5 inch 1,440-by-780 LCD screen, 13-megapixel front-facing camera and 16GB of storage. The device runs Android 9.0 Pie with a Snapdragon 435 processor.
This is a processor upgrade (from 425, to 435), which Motorola claims is 50% faster than the E5 line. The E series phones rarely get significant Android updates.
The E6 has many other upgrades, but it depends on what E5 you are comparing them with. E6’s removable 3000mAh batteries and 5.5-inch screens are both better than those in the E5 Play. However, the E6 is not as bulky as E5 Plus. While the E5 Play has 8MP and E5 Plus have 12MP, the E6 13MP camera is comparable to E5’s 13.MP. Motorola wanted the camera to be clearly bettered, and we’ll need to see it when we test the phone.
The E6 is right-sized and offers the best OS at the right cost. E5 Plus models, for example, had a 3.06 inch width. The E6 measures 2.84 inches in width and is perfect for all hands. Plastic doesn’t feel cheap. It is just simple. This product is available in both blue and black.
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