Motorola Moto E4 Plus

It's a tough job to criticize this handset. The Moto E4 Plus' display is certainly not perfect, its camera leaves a lot to be desired, its performance is only good for basic smartphone tasks. But one can justifiably argue that for this price, the Moto E4 does a good job as a basic smartphone.It's not about running all of those fancy-schmancy apps. It's about being cheap and easy to replace, it's about lasting an eternity on a single charge, and it's about getting your emails and chats on time. 

And this is where the crux of our criticism lies — unlike us, Motorola does not want the Moto E4 Plus to be perceived as a “dadphone”. On the contrary, with all that colorful marketing, LED flash for the selfie camera, and promises of crisp photos even in low light conditions (while they are fuzzy even in well-lit ones!), the company wants to appeal to youngsters on a tight budget.Well, sorry kids, but this device isn't for you. In fact, it's not really good for anyone who's looking to run a demanding app on it or to take that stunning sunset selfie. On the other hand, if you are looking for a cheap backup, or need a device that will keep you connected for long, long times on a single charge, no bells and whistles, no song and dance, the Moto E4 Plus is definitely a good option.