Upcoming Moto G54 Available On Its Official Indian Website
Motorola put the upcoming MOTO G54 on its Indian website before it came out in China:
Over the coming weeks, Motorola plans to introduce a number of smartphones in the G series. The Moto G84 5G is the first to be released, and it will go on sale in India on September 1st. While there is excitement surrounding the release of the G84, the G54 5G will be launched on September 5th in China. We previously made the details and renderings of the Moto G54 5G available exclusively. The Moto G54 was additionally recently discovered on a number of websites, including TENAA, TDRA, 3C, BIS, and even a Danish website.
Motorola has updated its Indian website with thorough specifications for the G54 5G in advance of its official launch. The listing states that the G84 will have 12GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage and be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7020 chipset. Motorola claims that the combination of 12GB RAM and 256GB storage is unprecedented in the industry. The gadget will have a 6000mAh battery that can handle 30W charging.
Motorola claims further that the G54 will feature the industry’s first 50MP OIS camera. The smartphone will also feature Quad Pixel technology, which will quadruple the sensitivity to low light. There will be a 16MP front camera with a Face Retouch feature for selfie lovers, which will automatically improve pictures.
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The G54’s display will be a 6.5-inch, 120Hz, FHD+ IPS LCD screen with a 20:9 aspect ratio. Dolby Atmos-enhanced speakers will be used for the audio experience. The three color choices for the G54 5G are Mint Green, Midnight Blue, and Pearl Blue.
Although the TENAA listing stated that the battery had a capacity of 4850mAh, the official Indian listing states that the battery has a capacity of 6000mAh. Another difference I noticed is that the Indian variant claims it will come with 30W charging, whereas the Chinese variant suggests it may come with 10W charging (via TENAA). The possibility of two distinct smartphone versions—one for the Chinese market and another for the international market—is raised by this.
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