Motorola Moto E7i Power deals

The Moto E7i Power was Motorola's most basic 2021 handset, and it was never trying to be anything more. Its reason for existing is the 5,000mAh battery, which in a phone this modest tends to stretch across two days of light use because there is very little here to drain it: a 720p LCD, an entry-level Unisoc chip and a stripped-back Android 10 Go build designed for machines with 2GB of RAM. That combination made it a sensible first phone, spare handset or work phone at launch. Judged in 2026 it is a different story. Two gigabytes of RAM struggles badly with modern apps, the software is years past its final security patch, and the 13MP camera only holds up in bright daylight. It is also 4G only, with no NFC for contactless payments. There are still buyers it suits, namely anyone who wants calls, texts, a torch and a battery that refuses to die, but anyone who plans to use apps and a browser daily should look at something newer.