According to reports coming out of Hong Kong, Motorola’s latest entry-level smartphone is now available for purchase in the region.
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Motorola E3 Power has a design very similar to the one found on E3, aesthetically they are indistinguishable. Like E3, Moto E3 Power features a 5-inch display with a resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels.
That includes the battery, which will be a 3,500mAh unit in the Moto E3 Power as opposed to a significantly smaller 2,800mAh unit in the 3rd-gen Moto E3. As per the Hong Kong pricing of the device, which is HKD 1,098, the Moto E3 Power will cost under Rs. 10,000 at launch in India. Moto E3 itself borrowed its design cues from the fourth generation Moto G, so it’s kind of nice.
The Moto E3 Power supports 4G LTE and the variant launching in India will have VOLTE and dual-SIM functionality. Shortly after it was spotted on sale in Hong Kong, Moto E3 Power is said to be arriving in India as the company has shared series of teasers hinting a strong possibility. Judging from these specs, it becomes pretty obvious that the Moto E3 Power is a budget droid for the masses which offers excellent autonomy and pretty decent hardware specs for the price asked (or so we hope). The internal storage stands at 16GB and can be expanded up to 128GB with the microSD card slot. As for its photography skills, the phone sports a 8MP rear camera equipped with autofocus abilities and LED flash.
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A store from China has advertised the device and it’s hard to say at this point, if the Moto Z Play will be made available in the U.S. as well, according to Phone Arena. The mobile comes with general connectivity options like WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS with A-GPS, GLONASS, and even an FM Radio.
