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Motorola Moto E6 Plus: Features | Pricing | Specs

Matt Sayer
Matt Sayer
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Modern smartphone features don't have to cost a fortune thanks to the Motorola Moto E6 Plus.

6.1 inches

Display size

720 x 1560px

32GB

Internal storage

13MP + 2MP

Rear camera

3,000 mAh

Battery size

Finder rated as Average vs similar phones

Details

Pros

  • 6.1-inch screen with 19.5:9 ratio
  • 13MP + 2MP dual-lens camera
  • Fingerprint sensor and support for face unlocking

Display

Display Size
6.1 inches
Resolution
720 x 1560px
Pixels per inch (PPI)
282 ppi

Camera

Rear camera megapixels
13MP + 2MP
Rear camera aperture size
f/2.0
Video recording
1080p
Front camera megapixels
8MP
Front camera aperture size
f/2.0

Physical Dimensions

Dimensions
155.6mm x 73.06mm x 8.6mm
Weight
149.7g

Connectivity

NFC
No
Wi-Fi
802.11 a/b/g/n
Network category speed
N/A

Power, storage and battery

Processor
MediaTek Helio P22
RAM
2GB
Operating system
Android 9
Internal storage
32GB
External storage support
Up to 512GB
Battery capacity
3,000mAh

Device features

Headphone jack
Yes
Fingerprint sensor
Yes
Water resistance rating
N/A
Wireless charging
No
Launch price (RRP)$199
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  1. Overview
  2. Specifications
  3. Pricing and availability
  4. Other phones to consider in this price range

Overview

The Motorola Moto e6 Plus has...

A larger battery than 61% of similarly-priced phones
A larger screen than 82% of similarly-priced phones
A higher-resolution rear camera than 60% of similarly-priced phones
A higher-resolution front camera than 69% of similarly-priced phones

The Motorola Moto E6 Plus sits at the budget end of Motorola's smartphone offerings, sporting a recommended retail price of $199.

That investment gets you a 6.1-inch screen with a wide 19.5:9 ratio designed for watching videos on the go. Screen resolution clocks in at 720 x 1560, which should be sharp enough for most needs.

A small curved notch at the top of the Moto E6 Plus' screen holds an 8MP front-facing camera. The rear camera, meanwhile, consists of a 13MP primary camera plus a 2MP depth-of-field sensor.

While the Moto E6 Plus doesn't support NFC, it does include a 3.5mm audio jack as well as a fingerprint reader situated on the back of the phone. The front-facing camera also allows for Face ID unlocking, if you prefer the convenience of a hands-off solution.

The Motorola Moto E6 Plus runs on Android 9.0, also known as Android Pie. It is powered by a 3,000mAh battery and can function as a dual-SIM phone.

Specifications

Motorola Moto e6 Plus
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Display

Display Size
6.1 inches
Resolution
720 x 1560px
Pixels per inch (PPI)
282 ppi

Camera

Rear camera megapixels
13MP + 2MP
Rear camera aperture size
f/2.0
Video recording
1080p
Front camera megapixels
8MP
Front camera aperture size
f/2.0

Physical Dimensions

Dimensions
155.6mm x 73.06mm x 8.6mm
Weight
149.7g

Connectivity

NFC
No
Wi-Fi
802.11 a/b/g/n
Network category speed
N/A

Power, storage and battery

Processor
MediaTek Helio P22
RAM
2GB
Operating system
Android 9
Internal storage
32GB
External storage support
Up to 512GB
Battery capacity
3,000mAh

Device features

Headphone jack
Yes
Fingerprint sensor
Yes
Water resistance rating
N/A
Wireless charging
No

Pricing and availability

Other phones to consider in this price range

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