Motorola Moto E4 Plus 16 GB
 | Outdated Product A large smartphone with a "naked" Android 7.1 OS interface is worthy of respect for long battery life. The merit of a long time of work without recharging lies on the shoulders of a battery with a capacity of as much as 5000 mAh. The display of the Motorola Moto E4 Plus 16GB Dual is made using IPS technology, and its resolution at a diagonal of 5.5" reaches 1280x720 pixels. permanent memory.To expand the latter value, the user has the right to install a microSD standard flash drive in a separate slot.The other two slots serve as a "home" for a similar number of SIM cards.The device's cameras do not stand out in any way from their peers (13 MP main and 5-megapixel front camera) , providing a high-quality result when shooting during the day.The smartphone admits to the user's personal data a...fter scanning a fingerprint — a fingerprint sensor is built into the sub-screen key. |
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A large smartphone with a "naked" Android 7.1 OS interface is worthy of respect for long battery life. The merit of a long time of work without recharging lies on the shoulders of a battery with a capacity of as much as 5000 mAh. The display of the Motorola Moto E4 Plus 16GB Dual is made using IPS technology, and its resolution at a diagonal of 5.5" reaches 1280x720 pixels. permanent memory.To expand the latter value, the user has the right to install a microSD standard flash drive in a separate slot.The other two slots serve as a "home" for a similar number of SIM cards.The device's cameras do not stand out in any way from their peers (13 MP main and 5-megapixel front camera) , providing a high-quality result when shooting during the day.The smartphone admits to the user's personal data after scanning a fingerprint — a fingerprint sensor is built into the sub-screen key.
In the newly minted hierarchy of Motorola smartphones, which, as you know, have recently been released under the wing of Lenovo, the E series of devices occupies an intermediate link between the detachment of state employees and the middle class. Its brightest representative is the large-format device Moto E4 Plus.
"Salt" — in battery life
The strength of the smartphone is in the long battery life, which is facilitated by several significant factors at once. Firstly, the mobile gadget got a capacious 5000 mAh battery, and secondly, the device runs stock Android 7.1 without burdensome add-ons on top of the system. The picture is complemented by the non-gaming focus of the smartphone and, accordingly, the hardware that does not have a tendency to "eat up" the battery charge — a bundle of the MediaTek MT6737 chip and 2 GB of RAM imposes restrictions on games, but in everyday use it demonstrates decent performance.
Large display
The screen of the Motorola Moto E4 Plus stretched diagonally over a distance of 5.5". But its resolution, given the large size, leaves much to be desired — the picture is displayed in HD format (1280x720 pixels). Despite this, the screen deserves flattering words regarding bright and saturated colours, as well as wide viewing angles.
Self-confidence
The space under the display is given over to the fingerprint scanner, but not simple, but with extended functionality. It can be used as a touch navigation button, while the on-screen keys are removed. Finally, the NFC chip, which is not often found on board state employees, gets special attention. Only the cameras were mediocre in the Moto E4 Plus, but even with proper dexterity and direct hands of the photographer, they give a high-quality result when shooting in fairly good lighting conditions. And more is not required from a self-confident state employee.
