Moto E 4G vs Lenovo A6000 vs Lenovo A6000 Plus: Benchmarks and Battery comparison

By Digit NewsDesk | Updated May 06 2015
Moto E 4G vs Lenovo A6000 vs Lenovo A6000 Plus: Benchmarks and Battery comparison

The new versions of some of the big names in the budget segment are now out. The Moto E has been updated with new hardware and 4G compatibility, while Lenovo has updated its popular Lenovo A6000 smartphones with 2GB RAM and 16GB internal storage, calling the new device the Lenovo A6000 Plus. Here's a quick look at all of these devices and the kind of benchmark scores that they can clock. It will also help you figure out whether the Lenovo A6000 Plus is a sizeable performance upgrade to its predecessor.

Moto E 4G vs Lenovo A6000 vs Lenovo A6000 Plus: Benchmarks and Battery comparison

AnTuTu Benchmark

The newer Snapdragon 410 SoC in the Moto E 4G brings this device closer in performance to the two A6000s. The Lenovo A6000 Plus though shows slightly better scores thanks to the extra RAM it comes with.

Moto E 4G vs Lenovo A6000 vs Lenovo A6000 Plus: Benchmarks and Battery comparison

Geekbench

All three phones run on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 SoC and the performance results are again quite similar.

Moto E 4G vs Lenovo A6000 vs Lenovo A6000 Plus: Benchmarks and Battery comparison

Geekbench 3 Multi Core

On the multi core test, the scores are again quite similar, with nothing seperating the devices.

Moto E 4G vs Lenovo A6000 vs Lenovo A6000 Plus: Benchmarks and Battery comparison

GFX Bench

The Moto E's lower resolution screen helps it show better results in the Manhattan graphics test on GFX Bench. The A6000 and A6000 Plus are quite close to each other though.

Moto E 4G vs Lenovo A6000 vs Lenovo A6000 Plus: Benchmarks and Battery comparison

Overall Performance

The new generation Moto E 4G is much more competitive in terms of the performance it provides, against the Lenovo A6000 and A6000 Plus. By extension, it is also closer in comparison to the Xiaomi Redmi 2.

Moto E 4G vs Lenovo A6000 vs Lenovo A6000 Plus: Benchmarks and Battery comparison

Out test

On our battery test, the Moto E outperforms the Lenovo A6000 and A6000 Plus by a long way. While the other two can go on for just about 7 hours, the Moto E goes on for 11 hours.

Moto E 4G vs Lenovo A6000 vs Lenovo A6000 Plus: Benchmarks and Battery comparison

Geekbench battery test

The same is also shown in the Geekbench battery test, where the Moto E goes almost an hour extra over the other two phones.

Moto E 4G vs Lenovo A6000 vs Lenovo A6000 Plus: Benchmarks and Battery comparison

Overall Battery

The lower resolution display on the Moto E combined with a higher battery capacity are the reasons for its longer battery life.

Moto E 4G vs Lenovo A6000 vs Lenovo A6000 Plus: Benchmarks and Battery comparison

In case you missed it earlier, here's a picture gallery of the three devices.

The Moto E is obviously thicker and smaller than the Lenovo A6000 and Lenovo A6000 Plus smartphones.

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Moto E 4G vs Lenovo A6000 vs Lenovo A6000 Plus: Benchmarks and Battery comparison

The Motorola devices still has an advantage in the fact that it runs on Android Lollipop out of the box.

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Moto E 4G vs Lenovo A6000 vs Lenovo A6000 Plus: Benchmarks and Battery comparison

While both the Lenovo phones have 8MP rear camera, the Moto E has a 5MP rear camera, which is much inferior to the other two.

Moto E 4G vs Lenovo A6000 vs Lenovo A6000 Plus: Benchmarks and Battery comparison

The two Lenovo phones differ in RAM and Storage. While the A6000 has 1GB/8GB options, the A6000 Plus comes with 2GB of RAM and 16GB of ROM.

Moto E 4G vs Lenovo A6000 vs Lenovo A6000 Plus: Benchmarks and Battery comparison

While it is smaller and heavier, the curved design of the Moto E makes it easy to hold and use.

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