Motorola Moto E (2nd gen., LTE/GSM)

It's getting harder and harder to resist the urge to switch to the new Cricket and take them for a spin. I'm very happy with T-Mobile right now but I can still save $17 bucks per month and get a tad more data allowance to boot. I'm this close to pulling the trigger... 😉

Really nice phone. Other than the LTE, display and the camera, this phone is practically the same as the Moto G 1st Gen.

I'm wanting to buy my brother a new phone. Moto E for $150 or Moto G for $180. Both new models. Is the G worth paying more? He lives in Peru, but comes back to the states once a year for about 2 months. I could use some advice.

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The hands on stated no bloatware.
Google has thrown their proprietary bloatware all over the Moto E, G, and X.
Anything and everything a Google app is on the phones unless you root the phones and then you lose the auto-updates for software.
When Google bought Motorolas mobile division, this is when all their bloatware appeared on all the phones.

Any info on which LTE bands it has? T-Mobile support?

Excellent from dual-core to quad-core for the Moto E. Still waiting for the Moto G 2nd Gen with LTE.
These are the most affordable line of really great android phones I have seen along with fantastic performance.