Motorola has already officially launched its latest flagship: the Moto G100. This 5G mobile, which was launched in China as Moto Edge S, changed its name for its global launch on March 25.
Although the mobile is already available on the Motorola page, you still cannot buy it. The company hasn’t announced an official launch date, although we do know it could happen next April.
The Moto G100 is Motorola’s first G-series mobile with the Snapdragon 870 chip, which is essentially a faster Snapdragon 865. This means that the G100 would have improved the performance of the Galaxy S20 FE or the OnePlus 8 Pro, with the 865.
The G100 has a 6.7 ”90Hz display and comes with a quad camera setup driven by a 64MP main sensor that captures 6K video at 30fps. It also has a camera selfie double. In addition, the “Dual Capture” mode allows you to use the front and rear cameras at the same time to record videos.
It should also be noted that the G100 features Motorola’s “Ready For” platform, which allows users to switch from a mobile phone to a desktop PC using a stand without any hassle.
We’ll walk you through everything you need to know about the Moto G100’s price and availability, as well as how to be the first to get it once it’s available.
Price: How much does the Moto G100 cost?
The Moto G100 is priced at $ 599.99, although there is an introductory offer of $ 100 less ($ 499.99). It is available as a single variant with 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage.
Fortunately, you can also expand that space with a microSD card up to 1TB. On the other hand, you can choose between several colors, three to be exact: Irisdescent Ocean (blue), Irisdescent Sky (silver) and Slate Gray (gray). .
It is 200 $ more expensive than the Xiaomi Poco F3, which has just been launched also with the Snapdragon 870 processor.
Availability: Where to buy the Moto G100?
The Moto G100 can be purchased directly from the Motorola website and from Amazon. For now, the product is only available on the company’s website, although at this time it cannot be purchased.
In any case, we also hope that in the future it can be purchased in stores such as Lenovo (of which Motorola is a subsidiary), Fnac, MediaMarkt, PCComponentes or El Corte Inglés. It is not known whether it will also do so with the major mobile operators.
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