Motorola Moto E14 is an ultra-budget Android 14 Go smartphone.

The Motorola Moto E14 is an ultra-budget Android 14 Go smartphone.

Motorola is taking a big step to make smartphones more accessible with the Moto E14. This phone has good performance, Android 14 Go Edition, and a modern look, and it is very cheap. This smartphone costs less than £70 (about $89) and is perfect for first-time users, anyone who want a second device, or anyone who just wants a simple daily driver.

📦Motorola Moto E14 Key Features at a Glance

Feature  Description

HD+ IPS LCD screen with a refresh rate of 90Hz

Unisoc T606 (octa-core) is the processor.

Storage: 64GB and 2GB of RAM (with a 2GB RAM increase)

Camera on the back: 13MP AI camera

5MP selfie camera on the front

Battery: 5,000 mAh and can charge @ 15 W

Android 14 (Go Edition) is the operating system.

4G, Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.0, and Dual SIM are all ways to connect.

Extra Features: Dolby Atmos and Corning Gorilla Glass 3

Build: PMMA plastic, IP52 water resistance

Yes, there is a headphone jack.

No fingerprint sensor

📱Motorola Moto E14 Quality of Design and Build

Even though the Moto E14 is affordable, it doesn’t seem cheap. The phone comes in Graphite Grey, Pastel Green, and Pastel Purple. It has a sleek, modern style with a matte PMMA plastic back that makes it easier to hold and keeps fingerprints from showing.

Only 8 mm thick

Lightweight at 179 g

Water Resistance: IP52 certified (can handle mild splashes)

Gorilla Glass 3 protects the display, which is unique at this pricing.

This is one of the best-looking phones under $100, and you can tell that it was inspired by Motorola’s more expensive G-series phones.

🌈Motorola Moto E14 Display Experience

The Moto E14 has a 6.56-inch HD+ IPS LCD screen that refreshes at 90Hz, making scrolling fluid in a way that’s not common in this price range.

Resolution: 1612 x 720 (HD+)

Adaptive refresh rate: 60 Hz to 90 Hz

Brightness: About 340 nits (in the sun, on average)

Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protects it.

The colours are good, the viewing angles are okay, and the high refresh rate makes programmes and UI animations run more smoothly, even though the resolution is reduced.

⚙️ Motorola Moto E14 Software and Performance

The Unisoc T606, an octa-core chipset made for efficiency, sits at the heart of the Moto E14.

Two Cortex-A75 cores running at 1.6 GHz and six Cortex-A55 cores running at 1.6 GHz

GPU: Mali-G57

2GB of RAM (with “RAM Boost,” which adds 2GB of virtual RAM)

Storage: 64GB UFS 2.2 (can be expanded to 1TB with a microSD card)

It runs Android 14 Go Edition, which is built for low-end hardware, so it works better even with less RAM.

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Lightweight and responsive apps include Gmail, YouTube, Maps Go, and others.

But you can’t do more than one thing at a time or play games. It’s smooth enough for people who only make calls, send texts, and use social media.

📸 Motorola Moto E14 What the camera can do

This isn’t a camera phone, but Motorola does provide a working camera setup:

13MP AI camera on the back (f/2.2), records video in Full HD

Selfie camera with a 5MP punch hole on the front

The results are pretty nice for sharing on social media when the lighting is good. It seems sense that it doesn’t work well in low light, since there is no Night Mode. Don’t expect a lot of detail or a wide spectrum of colours.

Good for taking pictures, making video calls, and scanning QR codes.

🔊 Motorola Moto E14 Audio and Media

The Moto E14 has Dolby Atmos audio tuning, which is surprising.

Speaker: One loudspeaker that fires from the bottom

Yes, there is a headphone jack (the 3.5 mm jack is still alive!)

Mic: One mic, calls are clear

The sound is loud enough for media, but it lacks enough bass or depth.

When you use headphones, Dolby Atmos makes little difference in terms of clarity.

🔋Motorola Moto E14 A Battery That Lasts

The Moto E14 has a huge 5,000 mAh battery that lasts for two days of light to moderate use.

10W charger in the box

Charging Support: Up to 15W (USB-C)

Time to charge: about 2.5 to 3 hours for a full charge

One of the best things about the Moto E14 is its long battery life, which is due to its efficient CPU and light Android Go OS.

🌐 Motorola Moto E14 Extras and Connectivity

Support for two SIM cards (Nano + Nano/microSD hybrid)

4G LTE, Wi-Fi 5, and Bluetooth 5.0

No fingerprint scanner or NFC

Face unlock is supported (software-based)

MicroSD cards may hold up to 1TB of data.

Motorola Moto E14 Pros and cons

Pros:

Very low price point

Android 14 is clean and smooth. Go have fun

Display at 90 Hz for enhanced smoothness

Great battery life

Protection with Gorilla Glas

Dolby Atmos sound

Storage that can be added to (up to 1TB)

❌ Bad things:

2GB of RAM means you can’t do several things at once.

No sensor for fingerprint

Bad camera in dim light

It could be brighter outside

The included charger doesn’t charge very quickly.

Should You Buy It?

The Moto E14 is one of the best options in its price range if you need a solid, low-cost Android smartphone for basic tasks like making calls, using WhatsApp, Facebook, YouTube, and the web.

Not for people who play games or use a lot of data. This is a simple, cheap, and well-made phone that is great for seniors, kids, or as a second phone.

If you can spend a little more, look into the Moto G04 or other variants with 4GB of RAM. But the Moto E14 is surprisingly cheap at only £69.99.

Available now in some places, such the UK, Europe, and soon in Asia and Latin America.

Expected Price in Bangladesh: ৳9,000–10,000 (Unofficial)