90Hz refresh rate and Mediatek Dimensity 700 are the two main features of the phone
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The Motorola G50 5G has landed in Australia. It has the codename “Saipan” and boasts the Mediatek Dimensity 700 as well a 90Hz HD+ IPS LCD screen.
It has the same appearance as the Motorola G50 that launched last March but replaces the Snapdragon 480 SoC of that phone to a Mediatek Dimensity 700 one. These two chipsets offer neck-and-neck performance.
The phone has 4GB RAM and 128GB storage by default configuration. It has similar specs as the previous G50. It comes with a 5000mAh battery with 15W fast charging. For the cameras, there’s a triple camera setup. The main sensor is 48mp main and two 2mp depth and macro cameras, which are just gimmicks. The front camera is 13mp housed on top of a getting-outdated waterdrop notch.
Despite that the logo makes it a perfect phone to include a rear fingerprint, Motorola decided to break that tradition here, and added a side-mounted fingerprint sensor instead. A missed opportunity? Maybe, but we’ve seen multiple Motorola phones with that design style already.
In addition, the phone comes with USB-C, NFC and My UX based on Android 11. Price starts at AUD 399 (~Php 14.4K). As with other Motorola phones, the G50 5G may not come to the Philippines or may rename itself as a Lenovo device instead.
Source: GizmoChina
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