Earlier today we posted that Motorola announced a new device launch on 1st June i.e. tomorrow. Everyone, including myself is guessing that Motorola will most probably launch the Moto Z2 Line-up as we are getting many leaks of Moto Z2 devices in recent days. But now the Motorola’s budget Moto E4 is also a candidate for the launch, as we got a leaked spec sheet of Moto E4 from Roland Quandt. He is a very trustworthy leakster & his leaks becomes true most of the time. So let’s see what this Moto E4 might packs within it..
Motorola Moto E4: more detailed specs, Canada MSRP is 249,99 CAD, interesting to see NFC (certain markets) and GG3, supposedly ships July 17 pic.twitter.com/IOCddU3o6L
As you can see from the tweet above, this Moto E4 comes with MediaTek’s MT6737M quad core processor clocked at 1.3Ghz with Mali-T720MP2 GPU. It sports a 5” 720p HD IPS LCD display with 294 PPI & Gorilla Glass 3 protection on top. It comes with 8MP Rear Camera with LED flash and 5MP front camera. The rear camera can record videos upto 720p. It has 2GB of RAM and 16GB of internal storage with Micro SD card support upto 128GB. It runs on Android 7.1.1 nougat out of the box. It pack a 2800 mAh removable battery. This phone has all basic connectivity options like 4G LTE, WiFi, Bluetooth 4.2 and FM Radio. Also it comes with NFC as well, which is 1st for Moto E series. According to this spec sheet it comes in just one colour option, Lunar Grey.
This phone might be priced at 249.99 Canadian Dollar (Rs.12,000/$184.99), which seems to be pretty expensive especially for these specs. We hope that either this price is not true or this price is for Canada, not for other regions. So that’s all for today, we might see this phone to launch tomorrow as the new phone is going to announce in Canada. So the probability of Moto E4 launching tomorrow is increased a lot. Stay tuned with us for more information.
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