Almost all details confirmed for Moto G6 line via retail listing

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A Hungarian retail site just posted listings for the Motorola Moto G6, Moto G6 Plus, and Moto G6 Play. With the information provided in the listings, we have confirmation of almost all specs for the upcoming mid-range Motorola phones.

The two details we’re missing are the most important, though: release date and price. The Hungarian retail site Alza.hu gives us the full line of specs for all three devices as well as images (which we’ve already seen), but no prices and no availability dates. So, unfortunately, until Motorola makes an official announcement, we are in the dark on those points.

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However, the very fact that this retail establishment posted the phones for pre-order purposes means that an announcement from Motorola must be imminent. Perhaps next week? We don’t know for sure, but the company can’t make us wait for much longer now that we know virtually everything there is to know about the devices.

As expected, the Motorola Moto G6 line features a bunch of spec upgrades from the Moto G5 line released last year, most notably a move to 18:9 display ratios. The Moto G6 and G6 Plus feature dual cameras and fingerprint sensors on the front, while the Moto G6 Play features a single camera and a rear fingerprint sensor. And, as expected, none of the phones have a notch.

The full specs for all three devices are below. As soon as we have confirmation on pricing and availability, we will update this post to let you know.

Are you excited about the Motorola G6 line? What do you think of the Moto G6 specs list, do the new phones look worthy of the Moto G name? Let us know in the comments!

  Motorola Moto G6 Motorola Moto G6 Plus Motorola Moto G6 Play
Display 5.7" FHD+
2160 x 1080, 407ppi, IPS
18:9 aspect ratio		 5.93" FHD+
2160 x 1080, 407ppi, IPS
18:9 aspect ratio		 5.7" HD
1440x720, 282ppi, IPS
18:9 aspect ratio
Processor Snapdragon 450
Octa-core CPU		 Snapdragon 630
Octa-core CPU		 No confirmation
RAM 4GB 6GB 2GB
Storage 64GB
microSD slot up to 256GB		 64GB
microSD slot up to 256GB		 16GB
microSD slot up to 256GB
Cameras Rear: 12MP+5MP
Front: 16MP		 Rear: 12MP+5MP
Front: 16MP		 Rear: 12MP
Front: 5MP
Battery 3,000mAh
Non-removable		 3,200mAh
Non-removable		 4,000mAh
Non-removable
SIM Dual SIM Dual SIM Dual SIM
3.5mm headphone jack Yes Yes Yes
Software Android 8.0 Oreo Android 8.0 Oreo Android 8.0 Oreo


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