Comparison: doogee voyager dg 300 vs motorola moto e

There have already been two smartphones belonging to the Motorola company that have passed an exam against the Chinese model Doogee Voyager DG 300, the Moto G and the Moto X. Well, this time it is the turn of the little brother of the family: the Motorola Moto E. If we talk about the Moto E we have to talk about a terminal with fairly basic specifications, without there being a section that stands out from the rest, suitable for a conformist public that does not seek to get much out of its terminal. Let's check what are the strengths of these two devices and if they are ideally suited to their price or not. We start:

Technical characteristics:

Screens: Regarding size, Voyager wins with its 5 inches, compared to the 4.3 inches of the Moto E. They do share a resolution of 960 x 540 pixels and IPS technology, which gives them bright colors and a wide viewing angle. In prevention against accidents, the Motorola model has protection on its screen by the glass manufactured by the company Corning Gorilla Glass 3.

Processors: The Moto E features a dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 CPU running at 1.2 GHz and Adreno 302 graphics chip, while the DG 300 features a 1.3 GHz MTK6572 Dual core SoC and a Mali - 400 MP GPU . They also differ in terms of their RAM memory, being 1 GB in the case of the Motorola and 512 MB if we refer to the Doogee, and in the versions of its operating system: Android 4.2.2. Jelly Bean in the case of Voyager and Android 4.4 kitkat if we talk about the Moto E.

Designs: The Moto E has dimensions of 124.8 mm high x 64.8 mm wide x 12.3 mm thick, proving to be smaller than the Doogee with its 140.2 mm high x 73 mm wide x 9.4 mm thick. The Chinese model casing is made of resistant plastic, while the Moto E continues in the same line as its predecessors, but this time with a more rubbery back that makes it easier to grip.

Cameras: both models have a 5-megapixel main lens, which in the case of the Moto E does not have an LED flash. As for the front camera, the Doogee has a 2 megapixel sensor, ideal for making video calls and selfies. The Motorola device does not have a front camera. Both devices are also capable of video recording.

Batteries: The battery capacity of the Doogee stands out notably over that of the Moto E, with its 2500 mAh and 1980 mAh respectively, which will directly influence the autonomy of each terminal.

Connectivity: both terminals have WiFi, 3G, Bluetooth, FM radio connections, without 4G connectivity being present.

Internal Memories: the two smartphones have a single model for sale with 4 GB of ROM, being able to expand their memories to 32 GB thanks to their respective microSD card slots.

Availability:

The Moto E can be ours for a starting price of 119 euros, something that is not bad in relation to its specifications.The Doogee Voyager DG 300 has a somewhat cheaper price: 85 euros in black or white also on the web of pc components.

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	- Motorola Moto X	- Doogee Voyager DG300
screen	- 4.3 inch IPS	- 5-inch IPS
Resolution	- 960 × 540 pixels	- 960 × 540 pixels
Internal memory	- 16 GB model (expandable up to 32 GB)	- 4 GB model (Amp. Up to 32 GB)
OS	- Android 4.4.2 kitkat	- Android Jelly Bean 4.2.2
Battery	- 1980 mAh	- 2500 mAh
Connectivity	- WiFi 802.11b / g / n - Bluetooth - 3G - FM	-WiFi 802.11a / b / g / n - Bluetooth 4.0 - 3G - FM
Rear camera	- 5 MP sensor - Without LED Flash - FWvGA video recording up to 720p at 30 fps	- 5 MP sensor - LED flash
Frontal camera	- Not present	- 2 MP
Processor and GPU	- Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 dual core operating at 1.2 GHz - Adreno 302	- MTK 6572 Dual core 1.3 GHz - Mali - 400 MP
RAM	- 1 GB	- 512 MB
Dimensions	- 124.8 mm high x 64.8 mm wide x 12.3 mm thick	- 140.2mm height x 73mm width x 9.4mm thickness.