Motorola launched the Moto G30 smartphone earlier this year. The device features a 6.5-inch IPS HD+ LCD display, a 64MP quad camera, a 13MP front camera, and a Snapdragon 662 processor. Now, it looks like the Lenovo-owned smartphone brand is getting ready to launch the successor to the Moto G30 in the form of the Moto G31 in the near future. The Moto G31 has already passed several certifications before, and its live images have also been discovered by the NCC certification. Now, ahead of the official launch, 91Mobiles has revealed renderings and key specs of the phone. According to the known details, the device will be released in two colors – black and blue.
Moto G31 renders, specs revealed
If we look at the renderings of the Moto G31, we can see that the device will have a punch-hole at the top of the display, which will consist of a selfie camera. The device on the right side will have a power button, volume keys, and a dedicated Google Assistant button. There will be a triple camera on the back of the smartphone. The security aspect of the phone will be handled by the fingerprint sensor, which will be located on the back side. Moving on to the specs, the device will sport a 6.4-inch Full HD+ OLED display.
A past leak suggests the device will pack a 5,000mAh battery that will support 10W charging. In terms of software, we can expect the smartphone to boot Android 11 out of the box. Moving on to the imaging department, as mentioned above, the Moto G31 will have a triple camera setup. The rear camera module will consist of a 50 MP main camera. Details about the other two sensors remain unknown at this time.
As for the rest of the phone, the device will have a 3.5mm audio jack, microphone, speaker grill at the bottom, and a USB Type-C port. At the moment, other information about the device, such as the chipset, RAM, dimensions and details of the front camera, remains unknown. In addition, the launch date of the device is not yet known. We will know more information about the G31, such as the launch date and pricing, in a few days.
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