Motorola Moto G Stylus 2023 Design Disclosed in Renders

 




OnLeaks has given us a look at the rumored Moto G Stylus 2023, which would be expected to join Motorola’s G Stylus lineup fairly shortly. The new render discloses that the phone will showcase a punch-hole showcase and a dual camera setup on the rear, with a resolution of 50MP.


Likewise, the phone will be fitted with a constructed stylus, a USB-C port, and, luckily, a headset.

Especially in comparison to last year’s design, the showcase seems to be no distinct from the first one, but it looks like we will be obtaining two main cameras on the rear rather than three. The main camera is labeled as “50MP” and we should expect the supplementary unit to be an ultra-wide lens.


The fingerprint sensor is located in the same spot as before as well as the Motorola brand logo. The stylus slot remains intact as well. Overall, this seems to be the same gadget that was spilled last October as the Motorola Geneva, which had the XT2315 identification number. Prior data implies that the upcoming phone, which will arrive fitted with a stylus, is expected to arrive with 6 GB RAM and up to 256 GB of storage.


The phone will come in Black Beauty and Crystal Grey colors and will be decided to offer in both 4G and 5G variants. The old model was equipped with the Snapdragon 695 SoC, therefore we could see a 700 series processor for the new one, but that is only a supposition so take the above info with a dose of caution.


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