Moto E3 Power With 3500mAh Battery Could Land In India Soon

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Lenovo-owned Motorola has been posting some teasers on the web which have sparked speculations of a new smartphone launch. The images suggest a big battery phone that can last one whole day. This new phone could very well be the Moto E3 Power which recently went live in Hong Kong.

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Also, these new tweets are in-line with the recent report published on Gsmarena which pointed out Moto E3 Power listing on Zauba – India’s import and export tracking website. It is evident from the image that Lenovo has imported thousands of Phones with a codename. XT1706 from China.

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Moto E series has been a mass puller for Motorola and arrival of Moto E3 Power could help the company regain some lost ground. In terms of specification, Lenovo Moto E3 Power houses a MediaTek MT6735P chipset, 2GB RAM, and 16GB storage along with a 3,500mAh capacious battery. It features a 5-inch IPS touch display with 1280 x 720pixels resolution.

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In optics, the rumored upcoming phone features an 8-megapixel primary camera and 5-megapixel front camera. The dual SIM phone supports 4G LTE, dual-SIM, WiFi and most common connectivity options and will be running Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow for now.

Moto E3 Power Specifications

Model Moto E3 Power
Display 5-Inch, IPS display, 720P HD
Processor MediaTek MT6735P SoC
RAM  2GB
Internal Storage 16GB (expandable up to 128GB)
Software Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow
Primary Camera 8MP sensor with LED Flash
Secondary Camera 5MP Front-Facing Camera
Battery 3500 mAh
Others 4G LTE, Dual SIM, WIFI
Price Yet to be announced (approx. 7,499 INR)

 

Deepak RajawatDeepak Rajawat
Experienced technology journalist with over 7-years of experience. Before embracing online journalism, he has worked with several legacy publications including print editions at Hindustan Times and The Statesman. He also has a keen interest in Sports, which he used to cover with equal enthusiasm in his early career.

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