Motorola has launched the 5 generation of its Moto G series and we could not be any more impressed. Then the speculations were rife that the brand is all set to launch the beefed up variant of Moto E4, which was another good news. However, now two more devices are doing the rounds of Internet and are being touted as the cheapest ever by the brand to compete against the likes of Redmi 4A. Here is a brief overview of the Motorola Moto C Plus for those who are looking for a good entry level handset but do not want Chinese brands.

Android Nougat: This would be one of the first entry level handset to come with the latest Android operating system. Moreover, Motorola handsets are known to come with near stock Android OS and Nougat in its stock form would be a delight to use.

Dedicated memory card slot: This is one of the most sought after feature today since most handsets now a days come with Hybird SIM card slot. Moto C Plus lets users insert dual SIM as well as expandable storage if required.

Dull display: The display on this handset measures 5-inch corner to corner, which is quite decent to watch movies and play games on. However, the resolution offered is pegged at 480 x 854 Pixels, which means a very low pixel density of 196 ppi. This means that the display of this handset is extremely dull and almost illegible in direct sunlight.