Motorola Moto E (4G LTE) hands-on

We take a quick look at Motorola's new smartphone, which packs faster data, Android Lollipop and has a low price tag. In the UK you'll pay £109, while in the US there are two versions -- one with 4G LTE and one that's only 3G -- that cost $149.99 and $119 respectively.

[dermanroll]

Phone is much more than it was in the old days, you can't really do anything with this toy

[FubarMike]

I'm glad the back is not removable on this new moto E.  My moto E which I bought back in july s back panel started to creak really bad after only removing it twice once to insert a sim and another time or two switching SD cards.  Every time I would hold it it would creak in my hands and that got real annoying.  I have a rubber case on it now but that makes the buttons harder to push.  I'm just glad they made it this way now which they should have from the start and had the sim and SD card accessible without removing the back.  I just hope last years moto E gets it's "promised" lollipop upgrade soon.

One quick question I have is if I got a moto E 2015 with LTE will it still work on 3g networks when no LTE is available?  I really don't care for 4g its just an easy way to more quickly run up your data limit especially on prepaid.  I am perfectly content getting about 7mbps on 3g

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Nice phone, waiting for this...