#moto e3 power specs

Motorola first announced the Moto E3 Power back in September 2016 and it brought the handset to the country just a month after. Design and Construction Given its budget nature, the Moto E3 Power looks its part. OS, Apps, and UI Like with other Motorola phones, the Moto E3 Power run a vanilla Android version with no skin on top or bloatware pre-installed. Camera Motorola has equipped the Moto E3 Power with decent shooters – an 8MP rear and a 5MP front. Motorola doesn’t necessarily market its phones for selfies but the front shooter on the Moto E3 Power is above average and has an auto mode to produce better self-portraits. Clearly, the Moto E3 Power is not a phone you’d put to stress but thanks to the efficiency of its untouched OS, things run smoothly most of the time. Call Quality and Connectivity We expected good call quality with the Moto E3 Power since it bears the Motorola brand and we have owned Motorola handsets as well, but that was not the case here. That’s what the Moto E3 Power can offer but what it can’t though are heavy gaming and stutter-free performance. Read more in our articles including "Motorola Moto E3 Power Review" and "Motorola Moto E3 Power First Impressions".