Motorola Moto E6 Play

Touch screen display, A2DP Bluetooth profile, reasonable music player, hold switch, home screen interface, 3.5mm headphone jack, camera doubles as a webcam

No 3G/HSDPA connectivity, no document editing application, tiny on-screen keyboard for messaging, poor handwriting recognition, bulky design

The MOTOROKR E6 is a fashionable smart phone that includes A2DP Bluetooth, a 3.5mm headphone jack and performs reasonably as a music player, but potential business buyers will be deterred by a lack of other features

Super- cheap;Solid design and build;Decent enough screen

Terrible performance;Poor, feature-light camera;Media really drains battery

Affordable and capable for the asking price ; Clean software experience is easy to use ; Storage expandable via microSD (sold separately)

Low power - not suitable for games ; Limited battery life ; Cameras aren't great ; Micro-USB recharging ; Limited on board storage (32GB)

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 E Play fits the bill rather nicely. It's low powered, so don't expect supreme performance, but it is low price...

Stock version of Android ; Cheap ; Comes with a free case

Terrible performance ; Basic camera quality ; Battery life sucks

It costs very little, but the Moto E6 Play skimps in all areas to make it under £100

Linux OS, Touchscreen, 2 MP camera, Slim & Elegant, External Media Controls, Standard Headphone Jack, Stereo Bluetooth, FM Tuner

Slow Interface, Few Customizations, Music Player, No Widescreen Mode, Expensive (Premium)

maneggevole e abbastanza leggero;si scalda poco;fotocamera decente per la fascia di prezzo

troppo poco potente;memoria lenta;durata della batteria breve