Motorola continues to launch new mid-range smartphones and the Moto G84 is the next step for the brand. The company will launch in India next Friday, and the device won’t be only mid-ranger being released in the near future. The brand will also introduce the Moto G54 on September 5. The news was confirmed by Motorola’s Chinese arm on Weibo. The phone also had some of its key details revealed by the TENAA certification. Thanks to the listing, we know most of its design and hardware details.
Motorola’s Moto G series is well known for its appealing specifications and affordable price. The Moto G54 will be the latest entry in this lineup, and should stand as a good offering for consumers that don’t want to spend much on a single smartphone.
Moto G54 Key Specifications and Launch Date
The Moto G54 will come with a 6.5-inch Full HD+ touchscreen with 120 Hz refresh rate. The panel is of the LCD kind and has a centered punch-hole for the 16 MP selfie camera. The phone will come with up to 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of Internal Storage. Moving around to the back, there is a 50 MP main camera that sits along a secondary snapper which should act as a depth-sensing module. There is also an LED flash helper.
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The Moto G54 will also bring a large battery. TENAA lists its with a 4,850 mAh minimal charge capacity, so the typical capacity will surely be on 5,000 mAh. TENAA does not bring any detail regarding to the charging speed, but we can expect it to be around the 20W-30W mark, which is a common spec for Motorola’s mid-range smartphones. The phone will run Android 13 OS straight out of the box.
Unfortunately, details around the CPU are still unclear. Anyway, we expect it to bring mid-range performance and 5G connectivity.
The device will compete against the likes of Redmi Note 12 series and the Realme 11 series. It will be a decent contender for those who want to save some money and get some basic features working fine. The Moto G54 will launch on September 5, and will be another addition for the competitive mid-range segment.
