Motorola today announced four news phones, and each and every one of them fall firmly in the mid-tier. In fact, Motorola is using this as a selling point for
Motorola today announced four news phones, and each and every one of them fall firmly in the mid-tier. In fact, Motorola is using this as a selling point for all four phones, boasting about the feature sets it has bequeathed such mid-tier phones. Indeed, it seems each phone announced today has at least one marquee feature, be it 5G, stylus support, or even just long battery life. Perhaps the leading announcement of today is the Motorola One 5G Ace (pictured above). As you can tell from the name alone, this phone’s key selling point is that it supports 5G, but it doesn’t seem to be a slouch in other regards either. The phone is outfitted with a Snapdragon 750G SoC (which is where it get its 5G capabilities), a 6.7-inch Max Vision FHD+ display with HDR10 support, either 4GB or 6GB of RAM depending on your model, and options for either 64GB or 128GB of storage (along with a microSD slot). Around the back, we’ll find a triple camera with a 48MP main sensor that uses Quad Pixel tech to help shore up low-light photography. As you might expect given the rear camera arrays on the back of countless other mid-range phones, that main shooter is paired with an ultra-wide lens and a macro vision camera, with a 16MP camera around the front. This phone is also packing a 5,000mAh battery, which Motorola claims can potentially last as long as two days on a full charge even with a 5G connection. The other three phones Motorola announced today are all in the Moto G line, with the Moto G Stylus leading the charge.
