The Moto G72, the newest member of Motorola’s G series, will go on sale on October 3.
The Moto G72 may appear to be the Moto G71’s replacement based on its name, but that is not the case. While Moto G71 was a 5G model, Moto G72 is a 4G version. Although the Moto G72 5G may be released shortly, this variant is 4G and is anticipated to cost around Rs. 15,000.
With a specific hub on Flipkart for this phone, the brand has finally made all of the phone’s details public.
Moto G72: key features and specifications
The Mediatek Helio G99 SoC found in the Moto G72 is the company’s most recent 4G chipset, following the Poco M5. Although it is a strong chipset, 5G connectivity is not supported. The phone that was teased only comes in one version, which has 6GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage.
The Moto G72 will be the first smartphone in its class to feature a 120Hz POLED display. It will offer a 576Hz touch sampling rate and 1300nits of brightness. It supports HDR10 and has a DCI-P3 colour gamut.
It has a triple camera configuration with a 108MP primary camera as part of the camera department. This ultra-wide camera also functions as a dedicated macro sensor and a depth sensor.
The phone includes two sizable speaker units that support Dolby Atmos and stereo speakers. The phone has a 5,000mAh battery and a 33W fast charger in the box.
It features a nearly stock Android interface, same like all other Moto phones. It has Android 12 preinstalled.
Using a 4G phone in a 5G world?
In India, the rollout of 5G services will shortly begin. The hoopla around 5G will make consumers want one more than ever.
Moto is now offering a 4G smartphone for around Rs. 15,000 (opens in new tab), similar to Poco. Customers may not find it as fascinating as other smartphones despite the fact that it features a strong CPU and a segment-first 120Hz POLED display.
But for those who don’t care about 5G, this will be a great option because it offers everything needed to be a versatile phone on a tight budget.
