Meet my $18 iPod touch - Android-style 
Motorola Moto E6 -- I was looking for the following features (
blue=yes,
red=no)
- Released: fairly new (Aug 2019)
- Cheap Price: $18.27 (after tax and discount) --> details
- Android: And 9 or And 8 -- this phone will NOT get an upgrade to And 10
- Compass: Yes
- RAM: 2GB or 3GB
- Storage: 16GB or 32GB
- mSD card: Yes -- I added a 128GB mSD card
- LED Flash: Yes
- FM Radio: Yes
- Speaker: loud and clear -- BT speaker not needed
- WiFi: dual band (2.4GHz & 5GHz)
- Display Size: too large (5.5") -- wanted small (4.0" to 4.7")
- Phone Size: too large (5.9" x 2.8" x 0.34") -- wanted small (5.0" x 2.5" or smaller)
- Phone Specs: Motorola | Wikipedia | GSMArena
- Addl Info: post 93
- Phone Case: Lumarke Moto E6 Case -- $8.80 ea (incl 2 glass screen protectors)
Quote:
Disclaimer: this phone was purchased to be a WiFi only media player. It will never be activated as a phone. It's much too large for the front pocket of my blue jeans.
Going into this, I knew the Moto E6 was an inexpensive entry level phone with mediocre specs. But, when you're moving up from devices purchased 5 & 6 years ago (Moto E2, LG Volt), the Moto E6 is a stellar device.
With this phone I got every feature I was looking for, except size. This device is too large for my shirt pocket and it's something I'll just have to live with until I find a smaller device to replace it.
Overall, the Moto E6 is quite snappy and the display resolution is almost as good as the Fire Phone (296 ppi vs 315 ppi). I'm really impressed with the sound. At full volume, it's quite loud and not distorted or tinny sounding. I won't be needing a BT speaker for this device.
I'm keeping it and hoping that someone invents a shrinking machine soon
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