According to Gizmochina, recently leaked Moto G4 and G4 plus are expected to launch on 9th of June.
The G4 is expected to launch with the same 5 inch display whereas the G4 plus with a 5.5 inch display. Both the devices are expected to sports a Full HD (1920x1080) display but, may be G4 will sport the old 720p display.
As the way Motorola is upgrading their G series, it is very clear that the G4 is more likely to come with a Snapdragon 430, 2 GB RAM and 16 GB of internal storage and G4 plus with a Snapdragon 650, 3 GB RAM and 16 GB or may be 32 GB internal storage.
In the camera section, the Moto G4 will sport the same combination of 13 and 5 MP snapper whereas, the G4 plus is expected to sport a 16 and 8 MP combination and both devices will comes with laser auto focus and a finger print sensor.
The previous version Moto G 3rd Gen had a non-removable 2470 mAh Li-Ion battery. So to cope with the enhanced features, especially the processor, Motorola should use a battery with capacity close to 3000mAh. If there are two models as is expected, there could be variations of 2,800 mAh and 3,000 mAH battery capacities on the G4 and G4 Plus.
There are no confirmed reports on the pricing yet, but PC Advisor UK reports that the regular Moto G4 is expected to cost $269 (£187, €240) while the G4 Plus will cost $314 ( £218, €280) respectively. This is well in line with Motorola's pricing of the mid-segment series.
The G4 is expected to launch with the same 5 inch display whereas the G4 plus with a 5.5 inch display. Both the devices are expected to sports a Full HD (1920x1080) display but, may be G4 will sport the old 720p display.
As the way Motorola is upgrading their G series, it is very clear that the G4 is more likely to come with a Snapdragon 430, 2 GB RAM and 16 GB of internal storage and G4 plus with a Snapdragon 650, 3 GB RAM and 16 GB or may be 32 GB internal storage.
In the camera section, the Moto G4 will sport the same combination of 13 and 5 MP snapper whereas, the G4 plus is expected to sport a 16 and 8 MP combination and both devices will comes with laser auto focus and a finger print sensor.
The previous version Moto G 3rd Gen had a non-removable 2470 mAh Li-Ion battery. So to cope with the enhanced features, especially the processor, Motorola should use a battery with capacity close to 3000mAh. If there are two models as is expected, there could be variations of 2,800 mAh and 3,000 mAH battery capacities on the G4 and G4 Plus.
There are no confirmed reports on the pricing yet, but PC Advisor UK reports that the regular Moto G4 is expected to cost $269 (£187, €240) while the G4 Plus will cost $314 ( £218, €280) respectively. This is well in line with Motorola's pricing of the mid-segment series.
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