#Motorola Moto E5

Motorola launched its newest entry-level smartphone in the country this month, the Moto E5 Plus. The Moto E5 Plus' design is eerily similar to the G5 series that was launched last year with slight design changes. Just like with any other Motorola smartphones, the signature big circular clock-looking area on the back panel where the rear camera and LED flash are usually placed is also present on the device. The front panel contains the 8MP camera, the call speaker which also serves as the loudspeaker, and the LED flash at the top while the Motorola logo sits below the 6-inch 18:9 display. From our experience with Motorola phones, the bottom bezels are usually thick, but with the E5 series, it's gotten a lot thinner due to the absence of a fingerprint scanner there. We find it very odd that Motorola decided to just put the loudspeakers in the call speaker instead of providing one at the bottom. Flip the phone on its back and you'll see the signature design of Motorola containing the 12MP rear camera, sensors, and LED flash. Just below them is the fingerprint scanner with Motorola's "M" logo in it. Read more in our articles including "Motorola Moto E5 Plus hands-on, first impressions" and "Motorola edge 70 fusion unveiled".