Motorola is working on two new budget-range G-series smartphones, the Moto G60 and G20. Its’ design and specifications have leaked online through a tipster. The leaked renders show the phones from both front and back. However, in comparison to both G60 is more of a premium model.
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As per the images, the G60 will come with a 108MP triple rear camera unit and a punch-hole cut-out. Whereas, the G20 will have a quad rear camera module and a waterdrop notch design. Moreover, both phones can also feature a rear fingerprint sensor.
Moto G60 Design, Specifications (Expected)
According to Abhishek Yadav, it can sport a flat hole-punch display with the cutout for the selfie camera placed in the top center of the screen. There is a slight chin at the bottom of the display and the back has a glossy black finish. Moreover, the phone appears to have a rectangular camera module at the top left corner of the back panel with three cameras inside aligned vertically.
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The tipster suggests that the Moto G60 will come with a 108-MP primary sensor, which is in line with an earlier leak. The phone can also have a rear fingerprint sensor with the Motorola logo embossed inside. Earlier leaks suggest it may feature a 6.78-inch full-HD+ (1,080×2,460 pixels) display with a 120Hz refresh rate. The phone could be powered by a Snapdragon 732G SoC and carry a massive 6,000mAh battery.
Moto G20 Design, Specifications (Expected)
Just like Moto G60, the phone may feature a flat display with a waterdrop-style notch. This model has a slightly thicker chin than the Moto G60. At the back, the Moto G20 has a rectangular camera module at the top left corner that houses four sensors in an L-shaped configuration. The phone is also seen to have a rear fingerprint sensor integrated with the Motorola logo. The Moto G20 back panel is seen to have a blue gradient finish.
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