Motorola - Moto E4 Plus 4G LTE with 16GB Memory Cell Phone (Unlocked) - Iron Gray

So far so good, to me it has a good display even though it is 720P. Performance is smooth not a fast phone but it runs good enough, camera is ok remember this is around $140.00 dollars. But man that battery life is unmatched never had a phone with this endurance I charge my phone once and it last me 2 days with normal use and some gaming. Great overall to bad Motorola never updated it to oreo, at least it up to date in security patches, it's on September security patch and my wife's note 8 is still on June security patch so it's security is more up to date then my wife's $900.00 phone. Would recommend if you are looking for something on a budget and looking for super battery life

Love the phone, fantastic battery life. Great phone for the price.

There's a lot to like about this phone. I'm glad I bought this over the E4 because the plus seems pretty well reviewed. I can't tell the difference between this and my daughter's Galaxy S6, other than screen quality. Pros: - Great performance for the price. Pay anything less and you will notice the drop in quality - Feels good in the hand. - Fast. Online reviewers will say it's slow, but honestly, I think it's fast. There's a little lag, but really, how fast do your apps really need to open. - Fingerprint sensor at this price point. Very cool feature. - 13 MP camera is decent. Front facing camera has a flash - Ridiculously long battery life - Runs Android 7.1 Cons: - I can't tell if it has Gorilla Glass or not in the US. Some sites say yes and others say no. Which is it? - I'm sure the screen quality is low compared to high end models, but I don't know and don't care. - Once you get the battery cover off, don't do it too often if you can avoid it. When I put it back on, it slightly mis-aligned the power button. - They are hard to keep in stock at Best Buy. For $10 more I could have gotten the 32 GB version. I don't want to pay the restocking fee just for the extra size, but it is tempting. Not a con, but users should know this takes a nano sim card, so you'll want to work with your carrier to get this corrected. Overall - i love this phone for the price. I'm a bargain hunter so I think this was a real steal.

I had a very old legacy phone (iPhone 4) that was no longer capable of running any apps or receiving new upgrades to existing apps, but I did not want to pay over time for the new phones offered by carriers (requiring a plan change and new commitment.) Also, I do not do a lot of data streaming on my phone (even though this phone is certainly capable of it.) I chose this unlocked phone which could be used with any existing plan. It has sharp screen colors and, at least to me, many new features such as voice to text. I'm still learning the features since my old phone was pretty basic. The battery life is very good. I feel that some things are a little more complicated or take more steps than should be necessary to accomplish (like deleting texts or calls) compared to my old phone, but much of that may be due to the fact that I'm not yet used to it. Overall, I'm very happy with the phone.

Mom lost her cellphone so we had to get a replacement, and we got the Motorola E4 Plus, the very same phone my Grandma has. While this phone may not appeal to those who want the latest and greatest of smartphones with cutting edge specs, design and prestige. The Moto E4 + has one thing that a lot of the flagships available have, a massive 5000 mah battery with a fairly efficient processor meaning that this phone lasts a lot longer than many other phones. Only downside really to this phone is that its fairly hard to take off the back cover of the phone to insert a sim card.

I've had it for almost a year. It's been pretty good. There are a few things I don't like and one of them is that it can be a little laggy and the other has to do with the phone's camera. The camera sometimes can't capture video unless you clear the camera's cache. I don't know if it's a glitch on Lenovo/Motorola so there might be a fix or patch for that. I haven't had any other problems. It's a great phone for the price. It can do just about all the other more expensive smartphones can. It's actually my first smartphone and get's the job done.

I broke my Galaxy S7 so I needed a phone to hold me over till the next iPhone release and I wasn't looking to spend much. I know how shoddy some of the phones in this price range can be so I did a little research before walking into the store and decided it was between this or the Nokia 3.1. The Nokia would continue to get updates but the Motorola E series has a history of producing a solid product at a budget friendly price and with the phone being unlocked, rooting and installing a custom rom is fairly easy. This phone, even with 2gb of ram, is super smooth and responsive. It runs an almost stock Android, much better than Samsung's TouchWiz. The fingerprint sensor is amazing and using it for navigation is a nice feature. The combination of screen, processor and battery make this a very efficient phone that can get 12++ hours of screen on time on a single charge. This phone has me questioning if I really need a $1000 iPhone when a $160 budget phone is this solid If this phone lasts I may just check out the Motorola G series instead.

I picked up two of these for my teenagers. They can use all the stuff that their iphone having friends do, but it cost me far less. We also added SD cards to each phone so they both have an extra 64 GB of space. The camera and cpu could be better, but the phone is solid and durable.