Alleged Motorola One Fusion+ press render leaks alongside key specs
Motorola only introduced the premium Edge and Edge+ around one month ago but the company has already turned its attention to a newer smartphone – the Motorola Fusion+ – that’s expected to debut next month.
Shortly after the YouTube Device Report page was updated (via XDA Developers) with some important information about the new Motorola Fusion+, a seemingly official press render of the device has leaked.
The information reveals the presence of Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 730, a chipset that’s only slightly slower than the Snapdragon 765 and one that has already been used inside the Samsung Galaxy A71 and Poco X2.
A reliable source claims there’s going to be 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage on offer as standard, although a 6/128GB variant is in the works too. There is no word on whether microSD card support is planned.
Completing the internal package will be a massive 5,000mAh battery per the listing and Android 10 pre-installed. That’ll be coupled with a 6.5-inch all-screen display that offers a 2340 x 1080p resolution and is presumably coupled with a pop-up camera system.
The aforementioned source believes the Motorola Fusion+ features several rear cameras including a 64-megapixel main shooter.
Four cameras and the Snapdragon 730
Shortly after the YouTube Device Report page was updated (via XDA Developers) with some important information about the new Motorola Fusion+, a seemingly official press render of the device has leaked.
A reliable source claims there’s going to be 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage on offer as standard, although a 6/128GB variant is in the works too. There is no word on whether microSD card support is planned.
The aforementioned source believes the Motorola Fusion+ features several rear cameras including a 64-megapixel main shooter.
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