Moto E7 Serves Up A 48MP Camera And A Solid Battery On A Budget

Motorola today revealed the Moto E7, which is the latest in its line of budget devices. Like many of the budget phones Motorola has released throughout the years, the main focus here seems to be on the camera. In fact, Motorola says in its announcement today that smartphone users deserve "an incredible camera system that delivers gorgeous results," regardless of their budget.

So, does the camera array on the back of the Moto E7 deliver that? That's ultimately for users to decide, but the phone does come equipped with a 48MP main shooter which has been paired with a 2MP macro lens. Motorola says that the camera has been outfitted with its Quad Pixel tech for better low-light shooting, which is bolstered further by Night Vision mode.

In looking at the specifications that Motorola shared today, the Moto E7 doesn't seem all that different from the Moto E7 Plus we saw earlier in the year. The Android 10-based Moto E7 is equipped with a 6.5-inch Max Vision HD+ display with a 20:9 aspect ratio, which is nothing to write home about but will get the job done for a budget handset.

One major draw might be the battery, which clocks in at 4,000mAh. Since the Moto E7 uses an octa-core MediaTek Helio G25 CPU and a low-resolution display, that battery can probably last a long time. Motorola, for its part, says that the battery can go for 36 hours on a full charge, so budget-minded customers looking to get a lot of mileage out of their phone's battery might find a lot to love here.

Obviously, though, this is a budget device by pretty much every definition of the phrase, so we're not expecting a whole lot. Those expectations extend to price as well, with the Motorola giving the E7 a price tag of €119.99. We'll see the Moto E7 launch first in "select European countries" before spreading to select countries in Latin America, the Middle East, and Asia in the weeks to come. We'll let you know if the E7 eventually makes its way stateside, so stay tuned for more.