- The Moto G75 will come in two color variants, black and vibrant blue, with a premium leather finish that gives it a luxurious feel for a budget phone.
- The phone is expected to feature a 6.8-inch Full HD+ display and a 50MP main camera with Sony's LYT600 sensor.
- While the exact processor is unknown, it's expected that the Moto G75 will be powered by a entry-level Snapdragon chipset.
With recent Motorola G75 leaks from 91mobiles, it’s confirmed that Motorola is preparing to launch the newest version of its budget phone. Nonetheless, the company hasn’t confirmed the release date. Anyway, the leaked information reveals what we can expect out of this new phone, from design details to color options and key specs.
Motorola G75 Leaks Shows Two Classic Colors
The leak suggests that it will be available in two color variants, the usual black, and the more vibrant blue. For this version of the hue, this is not a cheap shade of blue since the leather finish on the back panel makes the whole thing seem like something luxurious gem in budget phones.
Further, it’s a flat-edged phone with a front-based punch-hole camera and back-rising, boxy camera module. Its right side features the power button and, hopefully, an function to also act as a fingerprint reader. Over the board, without deviating from the Motorola way of things, it looks sleek enough.
Key Features: What to Expect
In terms of just how the Moto G75 looks at first glance, it certainly looks a pretty worthy contender in the budget smartphone arena. According to rumors, this is what to look forward to.
Display: For those who like to work on large screens, the Moto G75 will not disappoint. The device will boast a 6.8-inch Full HD+ display, providing ample room for streaming videos and browsing the web.
Processor: Even though there is no exact information around it right now. Yet, we expect a entry-level processor to be used in this device so that it could deliver almost extremely smooth performance.
Camera: The camera setup in the phone includes a 50MP main lens that will use Sony’s LYT600 sensor and support OIS. Hence, users will be able to take clear picture even in a unsteady situation.
Durability: The device happens to be IP68-rated, so it is safe from water and dust. Here, Motorola does not seem to compromise on the durability factor for G75.
Audio support: The Moto G75 will also support Dolby Atmos to deliver an immersive audio experience regardless of one’s preference for listening to music or watching films.
What’s Still Not Known?
Well, the leaks have been done. However, there are still a few things not said about the Moto G75. The exact Snapdragon processor takes the lead; beyond this, we can only start speculating on the size of the battery that it might pack and if it will deliver the fast charging feature.
Motorola has had a pretty good history regarding the battery life of their devices, but official news on that is yet to be announced. Also, pricing and availability details have not been announced yet. Of course, as the launch date draws near, we will probably get to know further details.
