Moto e4 plus

zak2012

Hi. I want buy this phone Moto E4 plus . Its around £130 .. any opinion ?
The most thng i like about this phone its 5000 mAh battery
url]http://www.three.co.uk/motorola/moto_e4_plus?featuretab=Go Binge&memory=16&colour=Iron Grey[/url]

ballyblack

A good value phone easily unlocked on ebay for under £2

Large battery makes it very attractive at this price point

Camera not great with no HD screen

http://www.techradar.com/reviews/moto-e4-plus
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Guys_Dad

Easily 2 - 3 days out of the battery. I have one but only problem is it soetimes fails to pick up my wi-fi at home till I turn ON Airplane mode then turn it OFF again.

This is a known problem with the E4 plus and not yet solved by Lenovo

see https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/MOTO-E-4th-Gen-MOTO-E-4th-Gen/Moto-E4-wifi-connection-problems/td-p/3854740

sdduk

ballyblack wrote: »

A good value phone easily unlocked on ebay for under £2

Large battery makes it very attractive at this price point

Camera not great with no HD screen

http://www.techradar.com/reviews/moto-e4-plus
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By the Three description it does have a HD Screen.
http://www.three.co.uk/motorola/moto_e4_plus?featuretab=Display&memory=16&colour=Iron%20Grey

ballyblack

screen is 720 x 1280 pixels on this

whereas the Moto G5 has 1080 x 1920 pixels,

so not so sure about HD ?

mac.d

According to the Motorola site it is HD, but it's not full HD like the Moto G

Moto E:
'A huge 5.5" HD display'
5.5” HD (1280×720) up to 16 million colours
267ppi

Moto G:
'a 5.5” full HD display'
Full HD 1080p (1920×1080)
401 ppi

zak2012

I asked three they said its single sim. But friend told me its dual sim. Im confused

eDicky

zak2012 wrote: »

I asked three they said its single sim. But friend told me its dual sim. Im confused

When a phone has both single SIM and Dual SIM versions the latter is never supplied by a network. If you want a dual SIM model you have to buy it elsewhere. Doing that and having a SIM-only plan from a network is usually better value anyway.

20aday

Amazon have it in Gold for £160 and that's the dual SIM variant.

harz99

Guys_Dad wrote: »

Easily 2 - 3 days out of the battery. I have one but only problem is it soetimes fails to pick up my wi-fi at home till I turn ON Airplane mode then turn it OFF again.

This is a known problem with the E4 plus and not yet solved by Lenovo

see https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/MOTO-E-4th-Gen-MOTO-E-4th-Gen/Moto-E4-wifi-connection-problems/td-p/3854740

Your not alone with this problem, it seemingly affects many different types of Motorola handset, presumably all using the same motherboard or some such thing.


An owner might be lucky and have no problems of course, or like my Moto G5plus, have the problem start 7 months in, send for repair unsuccessfully, and now the retailer is not interested at all.


I wouldn't personally recommend any Moto product at the moment if connectivity is important to you. Shame, because for the first months of usage it did all I wanted very well.