Motorola is set to expand its budget-friendly smartphone lineup in India with the Moto G35 5G, launching on December 10th. With its affordable pricing and upgraded features, the Moto G35 5G aims to appeal to value-conscious consumers looking for a reliable 5G experience. A Flipkart microsite has now hinted at the phone’s India price range, generating buzz among potential buyers.
Moto G35 5G Price Range in India
- The Flipkart listing suggests that the Moto G35 5G will be priced under ₹10,000, making it one of the most affordable 5G smartphones in India.
- In comparison, the global variant of the Moto G35 5G launched for EUR 199 (approximately ₹17,700) for the 4GB+128GB model.
- For context, its predecessor, the Moto G34 5G, debuted in India at ₹10,999 for the same storage configuration.
Moto G35 5G: Key Specifications and Features
Display
- 6.7-inch FHD+ display with a 120Hz refresh rate, offering a larger screen and smoother visuals compared to the 6.5-inch display on the Moto G34 5G.
Processor
- Powered by the Unisoc T760 SoC, replacing the Qualcomm Snapdragon 695 on its predecessor, ensuring competitive performance in its price range.
Camera System
- Rear Cameras:
- 50MP primary sensor for crisp images.
- 8MP ultra-wide-angle sensor, a significant upgrade from the 2MP sensor on the Moto G34.
- Front Camera:
- 16MP selfie camera, ideal for video calls and social media content.
Software
- Ships with Android 14 out of the box.
- Promises one OS upgrade and two years of security updates, keeping the phone relevant and secure.
Battery and Charging
- Equipped with a 5,000mAh battery and 20W wired charging support, ensuring reliable all-day usage.
Colours and Availability
- Available in Black, Green, and Red color options.
- Will be sold exclusively via Flipkart post-launch.
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