General features
ASUS ZenFone C scores a point over Moto E in terms of battery capacity as it has a battery of 2100 mAh compared to 1980 mAh in Moto E. Additionally, the ASUS ZenFone C comes in three color options, namely red, black and white; while Moto E is available in traditional white and black colors only. Both phones have a capacitive touchscreen so where the ASUS ZenFone C comes in a screen size of 4.50 inches, the Moto E has a screen size of 4.30 inches.
Storage capacity and camera performance
Both come with RAM of 1GB though ASUS ZenFone C scores over Moto E in terms of internal storage as it has a storage capacity of 8GB in comparison to 4GB internal storage in Moto E. Both perform in similar ways when it comes to camera capabilities as the rear camera is 5 megapixels. However, Moto E does not have a front facing camera for the selfie crazy though ASUS ZenFone C has a minimal 0.3 ultra pixel front facing camera. Both operate on Android 4.4 and come with Java support. Moto E has GPS capabilities, something which you will miss in ASUS ZenFone C. Proximity sensor, Accelerometer and ambient light sensor are the other facilities that are common to both the phones.
