Motorola Moto E14 Grey deals

The Moto E14 sits right at the bottom of Motorola's UK range, and it is honest about what it is: a phone for people who need calls, messages, maps and a bit of streaming without spending much. Motorola's main change this generation is the screen, which now runs at 90Hz, so scrolling feels noticeably less sluggish than on the Moto E13 even though the underlying Unisoc T606 chip is unchanged. The 5,000mAh battery is the real selling point, because Android 14 Go is light enough that most people will get comfortably beyond a day, often closer to two. You do have to accept the compromises. There is one 13MP rear camera rather than a cluster of token extras, 2GB of RAM means apps reload in the background constantly, and the 720p LCD looks soft next to anything mid-range. The IP52 rating covers light rain rather than a dunking. As a first phone for a child, a work backup, or a straightforward handset for an older relative, it does the job without fuss.