Motorola’s new Moto G75 5G mid-ranger comes with an equally new Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 processor under the hood, as well as a remarkably sturdy construction for its very reasonable price point (in Europe).
Motorola has been on a Moto G-series product launch spree over the last few months, following up the G85, G45, G35, and G55 mid-range handsets with a new G75 model yesterday.
As its name suggests, this freshly unveiled 6.78-inch phone sits a little lower on the Android-based hardware food chain than the aforementioned Moto G85 released this summer while (vastly) improving the specifications and capabilities of last year’s Moto G73.Two big firsts and a remarkably low price point
Let’s kick things off with the detail you’re probably most interested in. The 5G-enabled Moto G75 is officially set to cost. drumroll, please. €299 in Europe soon, with availability across the Middle East, Latin America, and Asia-Pacific also confirmed already.
Unfortunately, there are no specific release dates to report for any of these markets right now, and what’s perhaps even sadder is that a US rollout is essentially out of the question.
For €299 (which converts to around $335 today), Motorola’s newest (upper) mid-range Android soldier undeniably offers a lot of bang, starting with an almost surprisingly powerful Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 processor.
