Motorola Moto E6 Play XT2029-1 32GB Unlocked GSM Dual SIM Phone w/ 13MP Camera - Ocean Blue

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Motorola’s crisp Camera UI can help to mitigate some of the exposure issues: just touch and swipe up or down to take direct control. Colour options sound appropriately vacuous - cosmic blue and crystal pink - though, in the flesh, they look very good, despite being fingerprint magnets. While the E6 Play dominates the line with processing power, the Moto E6 and E6 Play sport the same physical design, with the only main differences in the amount of RAM and processor sizes in the upgraded E6 Play model. Speakers: Mono loudspeaker, forward facing, Keyboard: Virtual, charger, USB cable, SIM tool, silicone case, 24 Months Warranty, LTE Cat 4 (150Mbps/50Mbps); SAR value: 0. Since the beginning of 2019 it's launched a lot of phones; in February, there were four Moto G7s, then three Moto Ones - the Vision, Active and Zoom.

MicroSD cards, like our Toshiba Exceria Pro M501, are read with normal speed, but the internal memory is accessed much slower than in other, similarly expensive smartphones.

While the contrast is very good at 1,444:1, an sRGB gamut coverage of 82% points to a display with very poor colour reproduction.

It struggles with consistent exposure, with no auto-HDR to balance lights with shadows, and even when forced on manually it regularly blows out skies or crushes darker areas. screen, and an 18:9 aspect ratio, the Max Vision HD+ display gives you the perfect viewing experience.To end with a slight positive, the Moto E6 Play does at least stick with Motorola’s tradition of keeping Android as clean as possible. Even with EIS (Electronic Image Stabilisation) enabled – which is bizarrely switched off by default – the footage is distinctly jumpy. However, Motorola does do a good job at minimalist design, and that’s pretty apparent when you flip it over. To complete the hat trick of benchmark disappointments, the E6 Play’s battery life is really poor, too. 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.

At least it isn’t bogged down with any bloatware, with Google’s own apps doing all the heavy lifting, but even then the experience is marred by the slow performance. x 720 pixels are sufficient, individual pixels can only be seen if you get very close to the screen. We use industry standard tests to compare features properly and we use the phone as our main device over the review period. We have found the Motorola Moto E6 Play to be a very affordable companion cell phone and we would recommend you keep this in mind! The Motorola Moto E6 Play smartphone is the sixth generation of Moto E phones, released in November, 2019.The frequency of 1923 Hz is quite high, so most users sensitive to PWM should not notice any flickering. The normally-standard Motorola app isn’t even compatible with the E6 Play, meaning no peek display for checking notifications without waking the phone, gesture controls or option for swapping from onscreen keys to swipe navigation.