5G technology runs its slow but steady course. We already have many models on the market and from all the major brands, which support connection to the new high-speed network. However, and as usual, technology was born before we had the infrastructure to enjoy it and the offer is still very limited. This means that most users do not lose sleep due to not having a 5G mobile.
It is clear that in addition to the offer necessary for 5G to start taking off, manufacturers still have to put in the hands of the user cheaper compatible terminals. Just yesterday we saw how Samsung could be preparing the jump from 5G to the entry level with the Galaxy A42 and now we have news of a future cheap 5G mobile from Motorola.
This is the Moto G 5G
This time it was the famous leaker Evan Blass, who leaked the first image of what is already being known as Motorola Moto G 5G . In the image you can see a screen with a double perforation to house the selfie sensors. It also has a square module that reveals four rear sensors, in a design that had not yet been seen at the firm and is far from this year’s Moto G series mobiles. In this case and to strengthen its mid-range DNA, the main sensor will be 48 megapixels, although there are no details on the rest of the cameras.
The images are not accompanied by more technical data, but it is speculated that this Moto G 5G could integrate the Snapdragon 765 with a 5G modem, which allows for cheaper prices on 5G terminals. It is also believed that it could come with a large 5,000 mAh battery and with variants of 6 or 8 GB of RAM and 128 or 256 GB of internal storage.
Ready for this year?
It is the first news and image we have of this device, but in the event that Motorola plans to launch this cheapest 5G mobile this year, it is possible that its price is at least half that of the Motorola Edge + 5G, which has a price of around $ 1,000 and that has been put up for sale in the United States. However, the standard Motorola Edge also has the Snapdragon 765 5G and its price is 600 euros, so it is expected that Motorola can beat this price downwards.
Source>PhoneArena