The ever-popular Moto G series has gradually grown one of the best choices for anyone looking for the latest Android phone whilst having severe budget restrictions. Moto is reportedly to introduce the Moto G7 series from quite a long-drawn time and as per some leaks, it looks like the company will be uncovering the G7 series following month at MWC 2019.
For the initial half of 2019, Motorola intends to release a sum of 4 devices in the G7 lineup: the Moto G7, the Moto G7 Plus, the Moto G7 Play & the Moto G7 Power. And momentarily, device renders for all of these mobile devices have been revealed by @IshanAgarwal24, giving us the sharpest look yet at all the future devices from Moto.
EXCLUSIVE LEAK! Providing you the high quality off. renders (w/o watermarks!) and details along with Pricing of the Moto G7 Series in this thread!
G7- Black & White
G7 Plus- Red & Blue
G7 Play- Gold & Black- €149
G7 Power- Blue & Purple – €209
Thoughts?!https://t.co/VSwvCGD6sE pic.twitter.com/3jSUV4arOS— Ishan Agarwal (@ishanagarwal24) January 18, 2019
Moto G7 Play, which is anticipated to be the most affordable Moto G7 lineup smartphone, will be accessible for EUR 149 ( $170)in most European markets. It will be appeared in two different colours: Gold and Blue.
Moto G7 Power is supposed to retail at Eur 209 ($238) in some European markets. The smartphone will come in Black & Lilac Purple colours.
The Moto G7 will be the leading end of the lineup, with a waterdrop Notch style display & dual rear camera. Moto G7 will wear a Qualcomm Snapdragon 632 SoC. It will come in Black & White colour options.
The Moto G7 Plus will be the most costly device in the series and will come in Blue & Red colours in Europe. The design is comparable to the Moto G7, and it is supposed to be provided with the Snapdragon 660 SoC.
Moto G7 and Moto G7 Plus to have a largely increased screen-to-body ratio as opposed to its predecessors. At the rear, both smartphones highlight a dual-camera as well as a fingerprint sensor. The entry-level model, the Moto G7 Play & G7 Power both lack the teardrop notch seen on the Moto G7 & Moto G7 Plus.