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| Motorola has announced the production of the cheapest 5G mobile phone |
Motorola announced today (Tuesday) that the latest smartphone (Moto G5G Plus) is the cheapest mobile phone to support the fifth generation network of American companies and one of the cheapest fifth generation phones in the market today.
Moto G5G Plus offers a 6,7-FHD + screen with 90Hz refresh rate and has two front camera slots, the first is the main 16-megapixel camera and the other is 8-megapixel for ultra-wide auxiliary images. The screen supports HDR 10 and 21: 9 aspect ratio.
The phone side is equipped with a fingerprint sensor and built into the power switch. There are four square cameras in the back - the first from Motorola - the main resolution is 48 megapixels, the second is for ultra-wide 8-megapixel photography, and the third resolution is 5 million frames close to pixels. The fourth resolution is 2-megapixel depth shot used.
(Moto G5G Plus) includes Qualcomm Octocore (Snapdragon 765 type) Snapdragon 765, also has 4 Go or 6 Go RAM (RAM) and internal memory has 64 Go or 128 Go GB that can be expanded via microSD map.
The phone also has a 5000mAh battery and supports 20W fast charging technology. Program related: The phone can be used with the semi-original version of Android 10 provided by Google. The phone supports NFC and splash protection.
(Moto G5G Plus) will be available tomorrow (Wednesday) in Europe and will be available in blue and purple. The option costs 4 GB / 64 GB 349 euros and the option 6 GB / 128 GB costs 399 euros. The company plans to launch the phone in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in the coming months.