Moto has a way of making phones that are wonderful, and still affordable

The Moto E works just fine on T-Mobile LTE at least in Silicon Valley

But overall the Moto E feels a lot "friendlier" than any of the aforementioned phones, and I have a lot more peace of mind running around town or going out at night with this phone

Nice MOTO Display options

Got Moto E and like it so far

I got this phone after losing my Moto G (1st Gen) LTE phone, which I was happy with.

The Moto E isn't all bad though.

It is just as smooth and fast as the 1G Moto X and has all the great Moto features on stock Android 5.1

ago.)This Moto E is smaller, a little slower and the display is not as precise

Also really like that the speaker is in the front instead of the back, more phones should be built as comfortable and good as this Moto E (2nd Gen)

At $61.43 from SimRus with shipping, this Moto E (2nd Generation) is good for the price, there's probably few budget phones on the marketthat’s this affordable and sturdy

Just like my Moto X basically.

Coming from larger and more powerful smartphones and always seeking a charger halfway through my day, I love having no fear actually utilizing the Moto E 2nd gen during work/errands/adventures

I love this Moto E, when it works

Our biggest gripe is that the Moto E is EXTREMELY slow.

This wasn't a unlocked Moto E as promised

Fortunately, the Moto E is marginally better than the 4S in making phone calls from my house

(fair)I will still have to pay off his original $600 phone, but if this Moto E was available when I added the line last year, he would've been just as happy with this $149 phone.

I picked up a used 1st gen Moto X and fell in love with Motorola's UI - stock Android, with great Moto add-ons like the active notifications when the display is off, and the gestures to activate the camera and other functions.

Almost as good as the Moto G second

So the Moto E from Motorola seemed like the perfect entry level phone for me to try out.

I have the latest Moto X Pure, and this one's not that much slower than my newer and pricier device.

hi-res cameraHuge amounts of built in memoryWhat DOES the Moto E have instead:A very clear, bright and serviceable 4.5" screen - more than adequate for day to day useOne speaker - fine for use as a phone - for music, use stereo headphonesA serviceable, function 5mp camera - gets the job doneA micro-SD card slot that can be filled with a 32Gb SD card for about $12What

The Moto E cellphone is really useful and has a very good finish

Sub-$100 for a capable smartphone like this.- Feels good in the hand - light, curved to fit the palm, and perfect for one-handed use.- Expandable storage means you can store all your pictures, music, and videos on the SD card to save internal storage for apps and games.- Moto's clever software enhances stock Android without weighing it down or getting in the way

Love my moto e phone

As a daily driver, I actually prefer the Moto E 2nd Gen LTE to my ol' Nexus 5, because the battery lasts much longer, which helps the Moto E carry daily tasks out better

(I have found them to be essential for not missing calls and text messages), or my beloved Moto Circles widget

Better, I would like a 2nd Gen Moto G

You probably got it because you made a mistake (in my case, broke my Moto X) and couldn't do any better

This cute little Moto E was a real disappointment compared to the Luge, or my other device, the Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom (which I LOVE as a fantastic camera that also works pretty nicely as a phone on AT&T's MUCH poorer network).Bottom line

It is very fast and is just as good as my old Moto

Enjoy your Moto E as I ice my fingers

I'm not sure if it was the new Lollipop OS, or the proprietary Moto stuff, or the pre-loaded Google Launcher, but it wouldn't correctly run any of the notification reminder apps in the play

I hate your speaker issue Moto E.

great phone, kinda moto g 1gen, but 8gb is super dumb, stupid, really, 5gb of free space is nothing, full of bloatware from android (yes bloatware) on stock

The Moto is pretty snappy

The Moto E also feels more solid than the Moto G, because the back doesn't come off:

Love my Moto E 2nd generation smartphone.

The Moto E is GSM network compatible (2G/3G) which covers pretty much every country on the planet

Too bad, T-Mobile and Motorola conspired to have it removed with the Android 5.1 update.

This is an AT&T Go Phone, full of AT&T CRAP installed

Moto played off this change onto T-Mobile and the phones lack of VoLTE

and I'll probably have to go through a lengthy call with AT&T Tech support after the guys at the store couldn't figure out why 4 G does not work

If they want to make sure the device is "approved" for use on all carriers' networks, then they could have added VoLTE support to keep T-Mobile happy and keep band 12

I received an "AT&T UNLOCKED" version that did not work with my MetroPCS SIM card

Too bad, T-Mobile and Motorola conspired to have it removed with the Android 5.1 update.