Here's a quick comparison between Xiaomi Redmi 3S Prime and Moto E3 Power!

Redmi 3S Prime vs Moto E3 Power: Design

E3 Power feels a bit chunky but it beats Redmi 3S Prime ergonomically. Xiaomi's handset feels more premium with all-metal build but tends to get slippery. The 5-inch smartphones offer the same pixel resolutions of 720 x 1280 pixels, according to GSM Arena.

Redmi 3S Prime vs Moto E3 Power: Camera

Most budget-phones come with average quality of optics but Redmi 3S Prime excels with better image results compared to Moto E3 Power's. Sporting 13 MP of camera, 3S Prime's rear shooter packs phase detection autofocus and LED Flash. The front-facing camera gets 5 MP shooter that captures great selfies and the most-loved beautifying feature.

Moto E3 Power has 8MP of primary camera and 5 MP of selfie shooter. The rear camera comes with LED flash and autofocus. When shooting in a good light, both phones produce accurate details but Redmi 3S Prime's camera seems to have more functions and better image quality.

Redmi 3S Prime vs Moto E3 Power: Hardware, software

E3 Power is powered by MediaTek MT 6735 processor and 2 GB RAM. The internal storage gets 16 GB of space, expandable using MicroSD on a dedicated slot. This is one of Moto E3 Power advantages as users do not need to choose between SIM 2 or memory card.

Xiaomi equips Redmi 3S Prime with Snapdragon 430 and 3GB RAM. It offers 32GB of internal storage, expandable, using SIM 2 slot.

Users who prefer a pure Android experience, Moto E3 Power offers 'unmodified' Android Marshmallow OS out of the box. Redmi 3S Prime tops its Marshmallow OS with MIUI 8 - which could be annoying for some to see bloatware.

Redmi 3S Prime rocks a better performance. It packs huge battery capacity of 4,100 mAh whereas Moto E3 Power only has 3,500 mAh. For avid gamers or heavy users, Redmi 3S Prime is a solid choice because the E3 Power tends to lag during a gameplay.

Moto E3 Power price: $179 and Xiaomi Redmi 3S Prime price: $134