The Moto G series has a blend of 4G and 5G mobile phones. The rearmost Moto G52 missed out due to its 4G-only Snapdragon 680 chipset and, by the sound of it, the Moto G42 will use the same chipset. Blurted word shows that the forthcoming Motorola Moto G62 will offer 5G connectivity, though it’ll use an miserable chipset to do so.
The G62 will reportedly be powered by the Snapdragon 480, the same chipset that was used in the Moto G51 5G last time. While it uses newer CPU cores and a more important Adreno GPU, the 480 is fabbed on the aged 8nm process, while the 680 is on a 6nm knot.
Anyway, then the Snapdragon 480 will be paired with 4 GB of RAM and 128 GB of internal storehouse, with the option to add further, thanks to the microSD niche.
The Moto G62 will have a 6.5 ” FHD display running at 120Hz. It’ll most probably be an AMOLED panel, judging by the lack of apparent point anthology. Punch drilled into the display will be a 16MP selfie camera.
The three-camera modules on the reverse will be configured as follows 50MP main, 8MP ultra wide and 2MP macro. The main camera will presumably be limited at 1080p videotape resolution since the 480() does n’t support 4K.
Moving on, the phone will have a mAh battery with fast charging( the G52 has a battery with the same capacity and it charges at 30W).
The Motorola Moto G62 will bring under€ 300, according to WinFuture. still, considering that the G52 costs€ 250, there isn’t important twitch room. farther confining the possible price range are the G71 5G at€ 300 and the G82 at€ 330.
A quick comparison between the Moto G62 and G52 shows a slightly lower display(6.5 ”vs.6.6 ”) with a advanced refresh rate( 120Hzvs. 90Hz), different chipset( Snapdragon 480vs. 680), the same camera setup and same battery.