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Posted by Sol

- September 21, 2017, 19:34:53

Lenovo last week announced its forthcoming Oreo OS (Android 8) upgrades.

The Moto E4 Plus is not on the list of Moto phones due to receive Oreo OS. No date has been set for an upgrade. For those who purchased these phones in expectation that their aging Nougat OSs would be upgraded, this is a very large disappointment to most buyers, as one can read on review comments and retailer forums. Basically, can Lenovo be trusted to upgrade a new phone if one buys less than its current flagship phones? Its reputation (and that of the Motorola brand) are on the line.

Posted by A.

- September 13, 2017, 11:33:31

1) You claim that the Moto E4 Plus costs 60$ more than the Moto E4, yet you give a price of 160E for it, compared to the price of 159E for the Moto E4 (according to https://www.notebookcheck.net/Motorola-Moto-E4-Smartphone-Review.247644.0.html). Is this a typo?

2) Writing "Processor: Mediatek MT6737 1.25 GHz, Qualcomm MSM8920 Snapdragon 427" is extremely confusing: is it a MediaTek, or a Qualcomm?

Posted by Redaktion

- September 13, 2017, 07:44:08

Simple addition. More battery, more RAM, more display - Motorola really means the "Plus" in its Moto E4 Plus. Find out whether these positive aspects outweigh the rather low system performance in our review.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Motorola-Moto-E4-Plus-Smartphone-Review.247658.0.html