I have been using this phone for the last 3 months for testing as a work phone for simple calling, texting and tiktok scrolling on a daily use and I have notice for under £80 it’s not bad, battery last me about 2 or 3 days, camera is basic but not bad, it’s lightweight and nice to hold in the hand, I was surprised as a flagship user of Samsung and iPhone user also felt like a stock android experience with next to nothing with bloat wear, would recommend for a basic user who doesn’t care about camera, gaming and the basic functionality use.
Battery, Dolby atmos (mono) and 64gb rom are good for daily work. It is quite faster than other moto with 4gb ram i tested at a mediamarket yesterday.. Android go is good in this price range do not expect updates they will not release.. As a every day usage is optimal.. Here in Italy is available at 79.9€ si what do you expect for this price?.. It' s okay😊
@@andrewprzelucki4232 That's interesting. I have moto g5 with 3 gb which runs very nicely and nokia 2.2 with 2 gb which is truly terrible. Maybe other factors are at play.
@@ynyslochtyn Of course, smartphones are computers running software. You can have plenty of RAM on a PC, but if you have a slow GPU/CPU/disk/motherboard something will be a bottleneck limiting performance. And software is another very, very important aspect of computers. Software runs your hardware. Hardware without software is useless. The software must access and use the hardware properly, to it's full potential preferably. If the software is poorly made - or poorly set up - you will have performance issues, even up to a point of not being able to use the hardware. If you assemble a PC, you know you need to plan what parts you'll use, if you use a part that will limit the rest of your computer than that's what will happen. Then you need to choose your software. The operating system you use will decide how well your hardware is used. And you need to set up and install that operating system correctly, or you will have not only performance loss but even errors. After all that, you have to choose additional software for other, user specific tasks. If you use some program that poorly handles other software or the hardware, you will have performance issues, even complete crashes or even hardware failure in some specific cases. Even if you have a good and efficient program and you set it up incorrectly (or use it incorrectly), you might get the same unwanted results.
Only once have I spent more than £100.00 on a smart phone was about 8 years ago I got a grade A Apple C5 which stopped working after 6 months never again I buy budget phones because if they stop working or break then they are a bit easier to replace than some high or moderate priced phone plus I also upgraded them about every 18 to 24 months to keep up to date tech wise especially for people on a budget because the maximum shelf life of a mobile is about 2 years after initial launch before tech improvements make it redundant
I agree, I have this phone and it works perfectly fine, you can't view even 720p on a six inch screen, it's all marketing hype. Cameras are ok It's a Budget phone.
U say it doesn't have a finger print scanner I noticed this and to my knowledge this is first Motorola phone without one in some years, but I noticed other cheaper phones are cutting out this feature recently good video k
@@Bobmudu35UK I haven't used it myself yet, I just notifications that it's available and there's a control panel (quick settings) icon for it. Search Google. If you do get it working let us know how and how it works.
I noticed when charging this phone a white flash would go up the screen as I pluggged the charger in. Also the screen used to flicker when not charging . Rubbish phone
I have been using this phone for the last 3 months for testing as a work phone for simple calling, texting and tiktok scrolling on a daily use and I have notice for under £80 it’s not bad, battery last me about 2 or 3 days, camera is basic but not bad, it’s lightweight and nice to hold in the hand, I was surprised as a flagship user of Samsung and iPhone user also felt like a stock android experience with next to nothing with bloat wear, would recommend for a basic user who doesn’t care about camera, gaming and the basic functionality use.
Worth getting if you don't want your phone to get stolen at concerts, bars etc
Battery, Dolby atmos (mono) and 64gb rom are good for daily work. It is quite faster than other moto with 4gb ram i tested at a mediamarket yesterday.. Android go is good in this price range do not expect updates they will not release.. As a every day usage is optimal.. Here in Italy is available at 79.9€ si what do you expect for this price?.. It' s okay😊
i like this phone
nice review, i didn't know about the hardreset pro channel, only knew about the other one
Don't know if you mentioned it or not but this phone DOSE NOT support NFC payments/contactless payments
Where can you get 4gb version in EU?
I think the minimum ram for good phone should be 3gb
This one with 2GB works better than the e22 with 4GB - I don't see the 4GB performance gain, but opposite in fact.
@@andrewprzelucki4232 That's interesting. I have moto g5 with 3 gb which runs very nicely and nokia 2.2 with 2 gb which is truly terrible. Maybe other factors are at play.
@@ynyslochtyn Of course, smartphones are computers running software. You can have plenty of RAM on a PC, but if you have a slow GPU/CPU/disk/motherboard something will be a bottleneck limiting performance. And software is another very, very important aspect of computers. Software runs your hardware. Hardware without software is useless. The software must access and use the hardware properly, to it's full potential preferably. If the software is poorly made - or poorly set up - you will have performance issues, even up to a point of not being able to use the hardware. If you assemble a PC, you know you need to plan what parts you'll use, if you use a part that will limit the rest of your computer than that's what will happen. Then you need to choose your software. The operating system you use will decide how well your hardware is used. And you need to set up and install that operating system correctly, or you will have not only performance loss but even errors. After all that, you have to choose additional software for other, user specific tasks. If you use some program that poorly handles other software or the hardware, you will have performance issues, even complete crashes or even hardware failure in some specific cases. Even if you have a good and efficient program and you set it up incorrectly (or use it incorrectly), you might get the same unwanted results.
@@andrewprzelucki4232I agree, It works fine on 2gb
Only once have I spent more than £100.00 on a smart phone was about 8 years ago I got a grade A Apple C5 which stopped working after 6 months never again I buy budget phones because if they stop working or break then they are a bit easier to replace than some high or moderate priced phone plus I also upgraded them about every 18 to 24 months to keep up to date tech wise especially for people on a budget because the maximum shelf life of a mobile is about 2 years after initial launch before tech improvements make it redundant
I agree, I have this phone and it works perfectly fine, you can't view even 720p on a six inch screen, it's all marketing hype.
Cameras are ok
It's a Budget phone.
pity you did not show at least 3 apos running at tge same time… how wouldvtheybperform…
Does Zoom works properly in this phone ,if possible would you check the same.
Good job.
U say it doesn't have a finger print scanner I noticed this and to my knowledge this is first Motorola phone without one in some years, but I noticed other cheaper phones are cutting out this feature recently good video k
Thanks :)
Please do tips and tricks of honor x9a
We haven't had a chance to use this phone yet
@@hardreset_produde, that phone is not an iphone and back in 2010, this phone would be considered as a flagship
is the moto e13 compatible with genshin impact in the version with 4gb of ram and 64gb of storage bro? 🤔
yes
Man, this phone costs 70€ with 8GB RAM and 128 GB and you say no recommendation....
He specifically not recommends the 2GB RAM version.
Does it have WiFi calling?
Yes.
@@andrewprzelucki4232 Can you tell me how to turn it on?
I'm not very technically minded! 😬
@@Bobmudu35UK I haven't used it myself yet, I just notifications that it's available and there's a control panel (quick settings) icon for it. Search Google. If you do get it working let us know how and how it works.
Nederlandse?
I noticed when charging this phone a white flash would go up the screen as I pluggged the charger in. Also the screen used to flicker when not charging . Rubbish phone
This don't happens to my phone
Where are you from Bro tale me
Please
This phone is poo.