Pros: *Nice aesthetic and larger than average screen, especially for the price. *Plenty of onboard storage with the option for micro SD (yes!) *Huge battery. Never have to worry about getting through the day on one charge.

Cons: *The camera, like the very similar Moto G5 Plus, is very bland. You won't be taking great pictures with this thing. It's serviceable but disapointing. *The fingerprint sensor won't work 100% of the time but very few do. *Probably should've came with 3GB of ram but unless you do intense gaming on your phone you're going to be fine.

Overall Review: I don't know if I'd recommend this over the Moto G5 Plus for the same price (the G5 is faster and has a higher resolution screen), but if you can find it cheaper than MSRP it is a pretty darn good phone. Especially considering it can go on any major US carrier.

Pros: 5000 amp hour battery? fingerprint reader? 1080p video shooting? the iphone 10s max has a 720 p screen. as does this phone. except the 10s max doesnt charge (XD) and this isnt 1000 bucks. vivid color. bluetooth connectivity with every device i own. 5.5 inch screen? quad core proccessor with 2 gigs of ram. this thing is comparable to my fathers computer he uses to run his whole BUSINESS. an actual 3.5 headphone jack! why would anyone get rid of a good thing. dual band wireless connectivity! there is NOTHING you could ask for. besides 4 k video shooting but 4k is just moronic unless youre filming a professional movie because file sizes for this type of file regularly exceed sizes that make for comfortable or timely rendering. this coming from a pc user with a 7700hq rx580 8gb and 32 gigs of gskill ram with 500 gb nvme boot drive and a raid setup.4k video is just not practical is my point.

Cons: fragile. not a phone for someone who doesnt intend to put a case on it. only lasted me three months the first unit i bought. but because I didnt buy a case fast enough.

Overall Review: i have previously owned the Moto e 4, and this exact model before the e4 plus. but decided to commit to the un locked model because i really love this phone. the value is immense coming with 16 gigs of storage (10 free after android) and expandability ( i used a 16 gb sandisk ultra) having features common on phones costing HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS more for under 200 bucks. this buy is a no brainer. I USE MY OLD E4 PLUS for skating now and use this almost exclusively as a daily driver. and with 10000 amp hours of battery im only charging once a week between two phones. take that apple. do not buy this without also buying a case for it. phone is thin and sleek and easy to drop. i work in a garage so i got a mil spec drop tested after too many un lock attempts the e4 line of phones will enter a countdown for a factory reset to protect user information. i particularly love this feature but sometimes phones will do this in your pocket and that has its own draw backs.

Pros: - Price, especially when on sale for $170 - Decent specs and hardware for price - Large screen, good wi-fi signal - 5000 mAh battery is bigger than most phones

Cons: - Update: The E and G series weren't getting many software updates in 2017, but now getting one about every 2 months, which is much better. I'm increasing the rating from 2 to 3 eggs. - Main hardware issue is no gyroscope = no VR and limited AR - Larger screen than Moto G5 Plus, but resolution is lower - The E-compass does not work with Google Sky Map (but works on Google Maps)

Overall Review: - Do research and know what specs you want before buying unlocked phones on NewEgg, RETURNS POSSIBLY NOT ALLOWED - I did not extensively test the call quality of this phone, so I cannot give an evaluation - Has 1 slot for SIM card, not 2 (only the international versions of this phone has 2) - The back cover can be removed to access SIM and memory cards, but you aren't allowed to remove the battery

Pros: It seems that V*****n just wants to sell me the latest (expensive) phone with a plan to keep me locked up for 2 more years. I understand that, but I'm more interested in what I want. This phone is just back from the bleeding edge of tech but is a great upgrade from my +3YO. The battery lasts forever so I have no issues with it dying. Apps are faster than before, there is no V*****n bloatware and the FM radio (which has always been there) finally works! Moving from the old phone was easy. Just move the SIM card and start up both phones on wifi. The new phone gave directions on what to do. G****e popped in with a few security questions but mostly everything got moved across. Since then, it has been all good. Going to the V*****n account page, they recognize that the phone has changed to "XT1775" with no nice colors on the illustration.I can live with that.

Cons: Everything has a few glitches. My photos all came across but not all the contacts. I went back to the old phone, exported them to a .vcf file, copied it to and from a PC and then imported them on the new phone. The location of power and volume buttons are reversed. Need to retrain muscle memory. The phone is a bit bigger than I like but I couldn't pass up on the 5000mA battery.

Overall Review: The battery is "internal" but you have to peel off the back to insert the SIM card (and micro SD storage if you want). The battery looks to be right there, carefully guarded by paper tape that warns you not to break it. If it starts loosing charge after 2-3 years, I will be tempted....or maybe just curious.

Pros: When I first read some of the comments a few people thought the camera was 8MP, but I can truly say it is not! But 13MP, Everthing else is as described. 5.5 HD Screen Long battery life Fingerprint reader Quad core processor

Cons: - so far no cons will revisit after a couple of months to update.

Overall Review: -Would recommend this product. If you are on the fence I'd say do it. The features at this price point are great!

Pros: Does everything that my wife's Apple 8 does .. For WAY less the cost !

Cons: None so far....

Overall Review: Highly recommended