Motorola has a busy year ahead of it. Other than their recent Motorola Edge S launch, which is going global soon, the company is also working on at least three budget phones. Courtesy of WinFuture.de, the marketing images for one of them, the upcoming Moto G30, were leaked online.
The report shares not just the product images but also the specifications in detail. Moto G30 has the Snapdragon 662 at its heart, a popular choice for budget-focused phones this year. It’s hooked up to a 5000 mAh battery that supports 20W fast-charging. Android One, a close-to-stock Android11 with few Moto tweaks, powers the phone.
Designwise, we’re looking at a conservative plastic slab with thick bezels and a curved shell. It’ll come in at least one violet-to-black shade. A notch bleeds into the Moto G30 screen, featuring a 6.5” IPS LCD panel, delivering a 720P resolution and a responsive 90Hz refresh rate.
On the back, the camera array is encased in a boxy platform. It uses four cameras: a 64MP primary sensor, an 8MP ultra-wide lens, a 2MP depth sensor, and a 2MP macro cam.
Next to the cameras, the iconic Motorola emblem doubles as a capacitive fingerprint scanner. You can also make out a dedicated shortcut key for summoning the Google Assistant, alongside the power button and the volume rockers.
Another European publication notes that the Moto G30 will start from €179 (Rs. 34,700.) Motorola also has Moto G10 and Moto E7 Power slated for launch, but a solid timeline has yet to present itself.