There’s no doubt about it: Lenovo-owned Motorola makes an excellent budget phone. This year, the smartphone manufacturer released four new budget phones: The Moto G6 Plus, G6 Play, E5 Plus, and E5 ...

The Moto G series may steal all the kudos when it comes to Motorola’s budget lineup, but there’s a handset that arguably offers even better value for the money than the new Moto G6 — the also-new Moto ...

Motorola's 2018 lineup of midrange and low-cost smartphones includes Moto G6 (6th generation Moto G) and Moto E5. These devices are further expanded with "Plus" and "Play" models for those users that ...

All four new budget handsets are coming to the US. Here's how the heck do you tell them apart. Jessica Dolcourt VP, Content Operations and Commerce, CNET Group and CNET Labs Jessica is a passionate ...

For years, Motorola has proven budget smartphones don't need to be total junk. That tradition continues with its new Moto G6, G6 Play, E5 Plus, and E5 Play. The new Android phones are budget-priced, ...

The E5 Play offers a decent lock screen experience, though it dials back on the number of features when compared to other Motorola phones such as the Moto G6. Everything is managed in the Moto App.

Motorola's lack of control over this launch means people will be paying anywhere from $40 to $288 for these phones, which makes it very difficult to provide a simple recommendation. If you're going to ...

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Plenty of information of the upcoming Moto E5 series have been revealed since the start of this year. Leaks have revealed that the Moto E5 series will comprise of Moto E5 Play, Moto E5 and Moto E5 ...

The Moto E5 Play follows the design language of the E4 by keeping its lightweight black plastic build and removable back cover. The phone has a 5.2-inch, 1,280-by-720 IPS display. The Boost Mobile ...

For more than a couple of years now, Motorola’s E series of phones has delivered entry-level, straightforward phones for users who don’t demand a lot of their device. It makes sense that they do so ...