Good little phone
**8Mo. In
Phone always says it is full, every update you need to move anything with a box to tic over to SD card and it is still full. Never-mind games, the basic services upgrade past RAM. You can with some, uninstall all updates, go back to basic and let it reinstall updates sometimes it can save you 25-050mb over the phone, Turning off unwanted features makes the phone act Wonky!**
The AT&T, has extra features, some will work on Wi-Fi, some are automatic, I like the New Moto features as well.
A bit sensitive and if you have big paws you may need a pointer. The screen is better than the E1. The back does NOT come off, do not try, instead the outer ring pops off and snaps back tightly. The flick on camera will sometimes take you right past the password, but only rarely. Cameras are fair and the dual mics are nice for a semblance of stereo, at least if you use headphones to listen. Still only 4x zoom, but for under $80... Get yourself a good case and you will not lose your investment on the first drop. I am using a Beyond Cell Trishield with added tempered glass screen cover, the last one protected my Moto-E1 from everything but a car accident. Should last a year or so before you'll want to upgrade if like previous model.
Always use the Motorola Charger, it takes a long time with anything less, I get about 4 hours of onscreen time until I reach 28-32%, I have had 30+ 'tabs' open, it got slow, locked and had to be restarted. I closed the ones I did not need and it was good all day. I am using a High end 128GB SD card, I really recommend a good file manager for this phone though you can view some files with built in software. The call sound quality is good on your end but depends upon the other person's mobile, direct calls from landlines sound better than voicemail from the same line. I use T-Mo PP and Wi-Fi so do not get all of the features but I am happy and bought another for GFs line. I have actually bought 3 of these now.
The Wi-Fi is about the same as the old Moto-E1(fair) and the usual apps are simply upgrades to the ones android users would already know, simpler cleaner for the most part. If this is your first Android read the paperwork and some online info but if not it will only take a few days to learn the slight differences from the older Android OSs and subsequent app updates.
*If you are a mobile gamer this is not for you, but if you want a good phone that can run a few smaller games and hold a reasonable set of apps for $40-80ish depending upn sales, this may be for you, especially if you are on a budget and using a PP line.
One further thing, the newer phones have yellow/green screen, the color are not as hot, the text not as crisp and easy to read. This is something that many phone handset Manufactureres are doing, it is horrible, but some are better than others. I have read that it is a software not hardware issue and may be fixed in the future if enough people complain, who knows. I bought two others before my current one and both of those were so yellow/green I could not read the text in the daylight so had to be returned, yet my GF loves her yellow/green screen.Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
