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Motorola Moto E, It's Cheap, and Worth Buying!

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Motorola Moto E, It's Cheap, and Worth Buying!

Moto X, Moto G, and now the Moto E.

Motorola really knows how to wooo us, the Moto E, and G are two of the cheap options we have. Now, we know the Moto X, and G are pretty nice phones for the price, but the Moto E?

The Moto E comes with Almost-Pure Android 4.4.2 Kitkat software packed in the box, sports a 1.2Ghz Dual Core Processor on a Snapdragon 200 chipset, 1GB of RAM, and 4GB of ROM (Storage), a 5 Megapixel rear camera, BUT this phone ALSO has a Micro SD Card slot for extra space!!!
Why is that so vital I must add exclamation marks you may ask? Because the Moto X does not!
This isn't the point though, the point is this phone will only set you back $130, and you can have interchangeable backs.
Trust me when I say this, Motorola knows how to engineer their phones, The life on mostly all of their phone batteries is outstanding. I think if you have the urge to buy another phone or just need a replacement till upgrade, this phone would do you wonders! It's got a nice sleep design, and is all you really need.
Signing off,
AndroidGuruGuy; Dayton Thomas
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