The limelight smartphone of Motorola company is now unveiled with the actual processor. The long term trending smartphone Moto G6 Plus has now surfaced with its another variant. Although, company has launched the Moto G series last month in which G6 appeared as captivating device. A new variant of Moto G6 Plus has been leaked in becnchmarks suggesting Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 SoC and 6GB of RAM.
The reports suggest that the manufacturers are working forward on next implementation of G6 Plus. Coming back to the new model, the new images leak details processor and RAM. As can be shown in the image, the mobile platform of Qualcomm is registered with the device. It is the new and powerful 660 Snapdragon. The CPU is octa-core Kryo 260 with clock speed upto 2.2GHz. It is thrilled with Artificial Intelligence Engine. The image also tell about the RAM and internal memory which is 6GB and 64GB respectively. The processor has Adreno 512 GPU. The processor which provides the device with all new latest and powerful technology. This new variant with model number XT1926-5 may come offer 128GB of storage.
Apart from a better processor, and higher RAM and storage, the upcoming new Moto G6 Plus is expected to offer the same specs as the earlier variant. The recently launched handset offers a 5.7-inch 18:9 display with full HD+ resolution. The phone gets a 12MP + 5MP dual camera setup at the rear with Dual Pixel autofocus and an 8MP front shooter. The other highlights include a fingerprint sensor, Face Unlock functionality, Android Oreo, and a 3,200mAh battery.
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Contrary to Moto G6 Plus launched earlier, the new and coming variant smartphone may have 6GB RAM and 64GB ROM. Talking about specifications, company might launch the handset 5.9-inch Max vision and less bezels display, and a dual camera at the back. Motorola has mark a date for an event for Moto Z3 Play which is planned on June 6. So, we don’t know if the company has also setup for promoted G6 Plus at the event. Stay tuned with us for more on this Moto G6 Plus variant.