Besides launching the Moto X40 in China yesterday, Motorola launched its latest offering in the affordable smartphone segment, the Motorola Moto G53. Featuring an unknown octa-core Qualcomm SoC, the device is one of the cheapest smartphones that offers 5G connectivity.
In terms of display, the Moto G53 sports a 6.5-inch 120Hz LCD with a resolution of 720 x 1600 pixels. The panel also has a punch-hole cutout to house an 8MP selfie camera.
At its rear, there’s a 50MP main + 2MP depth dual-camera setup with LED flash. While the official Motorola Chinese website doesn’t mention the exact Qualcomm processor being used, it is confirmed that the Moto G53 has either 4 or 8GB of RAM with a singular 128GB of storage.
As for battery, the device sports a 5000mAh cell with 18W fast charging support. Other notable specs include a 3.5mm audio jack, a side-mounted fingerprint scanner, Android 13 OS via My UI 5.0, a microSD card slot and colour options of either Black or Grey.
In China, the Moto G53 is now available for pre-order at these prices:
- 4/128GB - CNY899 or ~RM570
- 8/128GB - CNY1099 or ~RM697
As of the time of writing, Motorola has yet to unveil whether the Moto G53 will make its way to regions outside of China. However, given the company’s previous releases, we can expect a global release to be held in the near future.
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