Motorola Moto E6 Play

“If you need a handy smartphone, you can consider the Motorola Moto E6 Play, it doesn't do badly in the area of camera and screen for so little money. You shouldn't expect much performance or battery life, though.”

“Solid design, a decent screen and clean Android software make the Moto E6 Play a tempting proposition at the price. But spending just a little more money will result in a much more enjoyable day to day experience. This budget phone’s performance is simply too compromised for comfort, while its stripped-back camera makes it difficult to get usable results in everyday conditions. Cheap isn’t always cheerful, and you can do a fair bit better by spending just a little more money.”

“Not constantly glued to your phone? Perhaps you just want a background burner capable of doing the basics with ease, which is where the Moto E6 Play fits the bill rather nicely. It's low powered, so don't expect supreme performance, but it is low price too - which is its key sell.”

“The Moto E6 Play is a misfire from Motorola. Pay 10% more for the Moto E6 Plus or Xiaomi Redmi 7A and you get a phone that’s twice as good in many respects. The Moto E6 Play is painfully slow, has a weak camera and loses five hours of battery life on its slightly more expensive sibling. If it cost £70 we could forgive all this, but for £90 we’ve come to expect a lot more from Motorola.”