Motorola Moto E20 32GB deals

The Moto E20 launched in late 2021 as Motorola's cheapest UK phone of that year, and several years on it is very much a phone you buy on price alone. The Unisoc T606 chip and 2GB of RAM were modest at launch and feel slow now, with apps reloading whenever you switch between them and the camera taking its time to save a shot. The 6.5-inch 720p screen runs at 60Hz, so it looks and feels plainer than the 90Hz panels on newer Moto E models. Its 4,000mAh battery is smaller than the 5,000mAh cells Motorola later standardised on, though the low-resolution display and Android 11 Go software still get most people through a day. Software support ended long ago, which is the biggest reason to be cautious: it will not receive further security patches. If you need a spare handset, a phone for a child, or something to keep in a car or drawer for emergencies, it still functions perfectly well. As a main phone in 2026, newer budget models make far more sense.