Motorola’s least expensive phones give you what you pay for Motorola’s least expensive phones give you what you pay for Starting at $149.99 for the new Moto E and $199.99 for the Moto G Fast, the new ...

Welcome to the most important phone Motorola has ever made. I don’t say this lightly. The RAZR is a classic which is likely to be joined by the Moto X and Moto G, but Motorola has never produced a ...

Now with the debut of the $129 Moto E, Motorola is putting feature phones on notice. This is a great deal and a testament to the commoditization of smartphones worldwide. At 4.91 by 2.55 by 0.48 ...

The Motorola Moto E combines high-quality parts with clean Android software to great effect. It earns an Editors' Choice for budget-friendly smartphones on Boost Mobile. Affordable. 4G LTE ...

In terms of design, the Moto e is a big departure from previous phones in the series, with a much more refined aesthetic. Available in blue or pink, it doesn’t look like a low-cost phone. It measures ...

The original (2014) Moto E is a tough act to follow. Since its launch in April last year, the Moto E has been the best sub $150 smartphone on the market. In fact it could be the best value smartphone ...

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Motorola has done it again. The Moto G made quite the stir in the midrange and the story continues. The next one's up - and this time it's even cheaper. With a 4.3" display of qHD resolution, a ...

A smartphone for the cost-conscious. Going SIM-free and eschewing carrier subsidies has been slow to catch on in the US, but with T-Mobile USA's "Uncarrier" movement gaining pace, perhaps the time is ...

Britta is the former Deputy Editor of Pocket-lint and has covered the consumer technology industry since 2012. Her specialties include smartphones, smart home, speakers, and wearables. When Motorola ...