Motorola Moto E20

The Motorola Moto E20 is a model from Motorolas entry-level series. One with a large screen, dual camera and long battery life. But also one with a relatively unknown UNISOC processor and just 2GB of RAM memory. Why this is not necessarily bad you can read here.

Does well with less

Let's start by taking it out on this Moto E20. After all, it doesn't do very well in lists and comparisons. 2GB of RAM memory is little, even when it was announced in 2021. But that doesn't immediately mean it's bad. After all, it uses Android Go Edition. This special version of Android requires much less from the hardware. Even with limited resources, it delivers a smooth user experience. You just need to know it. So here it is!

Camera without much fuss

The Moto E20 is characterized by a spacious 6.5-inch screen. It is a Max Vision screen with HD+ resolution. So enough space and enough pixels to watch movies and videos for a long time. The back is made of plastic with a futuristic pattern. There you will not only find a fingerprint scanner, discreetly incorporated into the Motorola logo, but also the dual camera. In addition to a 13MP main camera a 2MP depth camera for portrait shots. It's a simple camera system for basic use but one with a relatively fast autofocus system (PDAF). Up front, the story is no different. A 5 megapixel selfie camera for modest self-portraits without fuss.

Main Motorola Moto E20 specifications

• 6.5-inch Max Vision HD+ screen with selfie notch
• 13+2MP camera with depth recognition, PDAF & FHD video recording
• 5MP selfie camera with f/2.2 lens
• Android 11 (Go Edition) + UNISOC T606 processor gives usable performance
• 4000 mAh battery with 10W charging via USB-C
• Fingerprint scanner in logo on the back
• Dual SIM capability (2x nanoSIM + memory card up to 1TB)

Battery is big enough

Inside the E20 is a 4000 mAh battery that Motorola claims will last you 40 hours. And we also make it through the day. Charging is done with up to 10W, which technically speaking is not fast charging but it is not really very slow. Anyway, it is nice that you can charge the Moto E20 with a modern USB-C cable. This symmetrical cable has no top or bottom so you always insert it correctly in 1 time. The whole device is treated with a water repellent coating so you do not have to worry about water damage.

Pro and cons Motorola Moto E20

• Very affordable
• Big screen
• Fast autofocus camera
• Fingerprint recognition

• Very simple in the basics