Motorola continues to launch a new cellphone every month. They recently secretly launched the Moto G42 in India in an increasingly competitive budget segment. The new Moto G42 has several significant improvements to its predecessor Moto G41.Moto G42, which competes against devices such as Realme 9i, Redmi Note 11 and Poco M4, has been equipped with an AMOLED screen, a triple camera setting for the back, and a strong Snapdragon Soc.We see the official specifications, prices, and initial offers provided by Motorola for Moto G42.
Moto G42 Specifications
Motorola Moto G42 comes with an AMOLED FullHD+ 6.4 -inch screen and a 60Hz standard refresher. Moving the device is Qualcomm Snapdragon 680 SOC, and GPU Adreno 610. This gets 4GB of RAM + 64GB storage. Although the version with a higher storage capacity is available in certain areas, has not been registered in India so far. The device gets a microSDXC slot, so you have to take care of the storage misery that might be feared.
For cameras, Moto G42 has a triple rear camera setting consisting of a 50MP primary sensor, 8MP sensor with an ultrawide lens, and 2MP macro shooter. For the front, the Moto G42 has a 16MP camera for selfies and video calls. Moto G42 also gets a 5,000 mAh battery with 18W filling.
Moto G42 pricing in India and launch offers
Moto G42 has been launched in India with a price label of RS 13,999 for 4GB RAM and 64GB of storage variant. Handset will be available at Atlantic Green and Metallic Rosé Colorways and will be sold through Flipkart. According to official announcements, the device will be available for sale starting July 11.
Potential customers who want to buy a telephone can use discounts up to RS 1,000, if they use debit or credit cards from SBI, making prices effectively RS 12,999. If someone plans to buy a connection with a telephone, Jio offers benefits up to 2,549 RS with G42, if someone chooses Jio’s cellular plan worth RS 419.
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