Friends+Design
- The Cranberry Red variant looks stylish with a unique gradient scheme
- Compact size & light-weight - fits comfortably into your hand
- Modern front with a dot-notch display
- Fast rear mounted fingerprint sensor, and face unlock
- The Polished Graphite variant has a simple mirror finish, and looks a bit cheap
- For both the color variants, the back is very glossy, and therefore a fingerprint magnet
Display
- Average IPS display - sunlight legibility, viewing angles, and color reproduction aren't too impressive
Software
- Motorola continues to keep the software on it's phones clean, and simple - it's basically stock Android with a few useful Moto add-ons
Performance
- Powered by a Helio P22 (similar to Snapdragon 625), performance of the device is good enough for day-to-day use, and casual games
- But it's not the best performer in this price bracket - the likes of Realme 3i have the much more powerful Helio P60
Camera
- Just about ok camera setup for the price bracket - on the rear is a dual-rear camera setup carrying a primary 13MP lens paired with a secondary 2MP depth sensor - on the front is a 8MP camera
- Details, dynamic range, and exposure levels are ok
- Selfies come out decent too
- Google Lens is integrated into the camera app
- Images are generally a bit on the dull side though
- Bokeh shots take 2-3 seconds to process
- Low light performance is expectedly average
Battery
- The stock Android, 720p display, and decent battery of 3000mAh combine to give a solid battery life - it will last you a full day with moderate use
- One of the rare smartphones today that packs a removable battery - which gives the freedom to swap batteries when the original one is discharged or goes out of commission for good
Verdict
- Overall, the Moto E6s will find it a struggle to compete with the likes of Realme 3i and Redmi 7 which offer significantly better value (more powerful chips, bigger batteries and better cameras)
