Motorola's budget Moto E6 quietly launches on Verizon for $150
Motorola has recently been experiencing strong growth in the US smartphone market thank to its Moto G and Moto E devices. Today, in a bid to keep up momentum, the Chicago-based brand has quietly launched the next-gen Moto E6 on Verizon.
Retailing at $149.99 or $6.24/month on a 24-month contract, the Moto E6 features a small 5.45-inch Max Vision-branded display which boasts an 18:9 aspect ratio and an HD+ (1440 x 720p) resolution. As you’d expect, the LCD panel arrives paired with relatively average side bezels and pretty thick upper and lower alternatives.
According to Verizon, the Moto E6 produces “brag-worthy” photos thanks to its LED flash and accompanying 13-megapixel rear camera which supports a variety of features including Portrait Mode. The claim is probably a bit exaggerated but the camera should still produce decent shots for the associated price tag. On a related note, the budget phone also includes a 5-megapixel front-facing camera for the selfie fanatics out there.
Completing the Moto E6’s setup is a rear-mounted fingerprint scanner, a removable 3,000mAh battery, and Android 9 Pie straight out of the box. The latter is pre-installed alongside Motorola’s usual customizations which include Moto Actions and Moto Display.
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