Motorola is all set to launch the Moto E4 and E4 plus as it passes FCC test

The golden American telecommunication company, now owned by Lenovo has recently decided to refurbish its E series with the planned birth of Moto E4 and E4 plus. The news is, it has been confirmed that a new Motorola device has successfully received the Federal Communications Commission certification with the model number XT1773. With no further argument, all myth and geeky analyses suggest it is our own E4 plus, preparing for a launch in upcoming days. Prepared by James Huang, the managerial authority of FCC, the phone shows no discrepancies or deviation from the general technical standards.


Packed with a humungous, non-removable battery of 5000 mAh, the device hits the record of having the largest energy charge for Motorola devices. Also, connectivity wise, Moto E4 plus will support 4G LTE, 2.4GHz Wi-Fi 802.11-n support, Bluetooth Low Energy (v4.2). Further, it will be equipped with signal line type USB cable connectivity and ear-phone port. Supposedly powered by a Mediatek chipset, it will run Android Nougat 7.0, just like its suppressed version Motorola E.

Coming to Moto E, it's a phone that houses a 2800 mAh battery. Connected via 4G LTE, Bluetooth 4.2, and standard Wi-Fi, the gadget has room for only 16 GB internal storage. On the contrary, previous leaks suggested that the phone will be launched in variants, including one 32 GB. No other information is currently out in the market, but the duo will soon appear to ooze us with things to offer.


A primary infrastructure of Moto E3 and Moto E3 power do hold a strong base for its successors. Both of them sport an 8 MP rear camera, 5 MP front-facing camera, quad-core processor and 5" display with a difference in their battery, where the former features a 2800 mAh one, the latter stands with a 3500 mAh one. Speculating no more, A quick FCC result completed on March 8,'17 will lead the company on the right track.

Source: FCC report | BGR