A few weeks ago, we informed you that Motorola is working on a budget phone called Moto G22, which could become a solid competitor to the upcoming affordable smartphones from Samsung. Now renders have hit the airwaves showing it in all its glory.
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From renders posted by the site WinFuture, it follows that the Moto G22 will have a flat display with not quite thin bezels (especially the lower one) and a circular hole located at the top in the middle and an oval photo module with four sensors, while the main ellipse-shaped module hides an LED flash. The images also suggest that the phone will have a fingerprint reader built into the power button.
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In addition, the website confirmed that the Moto G22 will have a 6,5-inch OLED display (earlier leaks talked about an LCD panel) with HD+ resolution (720 x 1600 px) and a 90Hz refresh rate, a Helio G37 chipset, at least 4GB of operating and 64GB of internal storage memory, 50 MPx main camera, 16 MPx front camera, battery with a capacity of 5000 mAh and should be powered by software Android 12. The phone should be sold in Europe for roughly 200 euros (approximately 5 crowns). At the moment, it is not known when it could be launched.
