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Moto G6 Release date, Price, specifications and Many more

Moto G6 Release date, Price, specifications and Many more


We have listening from a while that Motorola is working on a new high-end smartphone, Moto G6. Motorola is planing to launch two other smartphones along with Moto G6. In this article we will tell you about Moto G6 Release date, Price, specifications and Many more.

Motorola to launch budget-friendly smartphone G6 in May

Moto G6 Specifications:


The phone will have 5.7 inches display screen. It will have Android 8.0 (Oreo) operating system. The phone will be powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 450 with Octa-core 1.8 GHz Cortex-A53 processor. Moreover, the phone will have two memory variants. It will come either with 3GB or 4GB of RAM. Furthermore, it will come with 32GB or 64GB of internal storage.

For camera lovers, the phone will come with dual 12 MP + 5 MP back camera. Moreover, the selfie camera will be of 8MP camera. Furthermore, the phone will come in Indigo, Silver, Rose Gold and Black colors.

The Moto G6 will have a 3000mAh capacity battery with TurboPower fast charging support. Moto G6 will also come with a multi-function fingerprint reader, a water-repellent coating, and smart voice control with Moto Voice.

Moto G6 Release Date:

As per Moto G6 release date is concerned, the phone is expected to launch next month. Not only G6, Moto will launch G6 play and G6 Plus along with Moto G6. So in May we can get three Moto phones.

Moto G6 Price:

As the company has not announced any pricing detail of the phone. But according to the rumors specifications, Moto G6 will cost around $250.
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