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My current device, the moto e5 play, retailed for $120. It still works just fine for me for use cases like web browsing, 720p video, remote desktop, etc. Prior
by shawnz 7y ago
My current device, the moto e5 play, retailed for $120. It still works just fine for me for use cases like web browsing, 720p video, remote desktop, etc. Prior to that I had the e4 which worked great until I dropped it down 5 flights of stairs.
Regarding the battery health issue, I have found the biggest factor to be not recharging soon enough. Don't let your battery drop too low and you will have substantially better battery health.
EDIT: The moto e6 retails for $99.
- paulcarroty 7y agoLooks dirt cheap, maybe good for poor students. Also: Updates? No. Unlocked bootloader? No,it's Lenovo. Security in chinese phone? LOL, I even not started talking about company who sold laptops with crapware in BIOS.
- ekianjo 7y agoEverything is made in China these days. Even stuff "designed in California". > Updates? Motorola usually provides 2 Android updates beyond the year each model was released. Not always a rule but you can see for yourself here: https://www.getdroidtips.com/list-of-android-10-q-supported-motorola-devices/ https://www.getdroidtips.com/list-of-android-10-q-supported-...
- shawnz 7y agoIn fact it does support unlocking the bootloader. I believe that's true of all current motorola androids.