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meet Motorola's latest affordable feature-packed wonder the moto e for it looks just like a moto g 5 plus but it's smaller and cheaper $130 or 129 pounds which converts to 215 dollars Australian the e 4 runs Android nougat 7.1 and in some regions has a fingerprint sensor like the Moto G 5 plus and the Moto Z to play the e 4 has shortcuts that turn the fingerprint reader into a navigation pad swipe left to go back and swipe right to show recent apps the Moto e 4 has a simple elegant design and comes in black or gold the back is plastic and allows access to the ephors removable battery it has an 8 megapixel rear camera that can shoot HD video on the front is a 5 megapixel camera with a dedicated selfie flash no more low-light selfies but then there are aspects of the e4 that make it feel like a budget phone it has a 5-inch 720 pixel display modest by today's standards a micro USB charging port 2 gigabytes of RAM and only 16 gigabytes of storage though you can expand that to 128 gigabytes with a micro SD card on the bright side the Moto e 4 is splash resistant and in some regions it comes with a dual SIM the e4 will be sold unlocked and compatible with both GSM networks like AT&T and CDMA networks like Verizon you