Motorola’s hot new big-battery Moto G24 Power mid-ranger is even cheaper than expected،
Who says you have to spend a small fortune to get one of the best phones around? Granted, that generally seems to be the case if you mainly care about things like big, sharp, smooth screens and the world's fastest processors and best-performing cameras, but when it comes to batteries the heaviest available today. , these tend to be found on fairly affordable devices.
For example, the Moto G24 Power packs an absolutely colossal 6,000mAh cell while costing a whopping $108 and up. Before you get too excited, it's crucial to point out that this is simply the Rs. 999 equivalent of the new phone. Starting price of 8,999 in India and that unfortunately in no way indicates how much the 6.56-inch mid-ranger could cost you in the US… or anywhere else.
Limited availability, extremely broad appeal
The handset's cheap entry-level configuration will, as you'd expect, feature a modest 4GB of RAM paired with a surprisingly generous 128GB of internal storage, but believe it or not, there's a “coming soon” 8GB memory variant also reasonably priced. An incredibly low price of 9,999 rupees, which is equivalent to around 120 US dollars.
Naturally, both models come with the same MediaTek Helio G85 processor under the hood while supporting 33W super-fast charging technology and even including a true 33-watt TurboPower charger in their retail box in standard.
In terms of real endurance scores,
Motorola continues to maintain a curious and unusual silence, giving free rein to our imagination with dreams of spending two or three days without hugging a wall, especially also taking a 90 Hz IPS LCD screen to the its very frugal. with a resolution of 1612 x 720 pixels in consideration.
An even more economical good
Just in case it was
always It's not entirely clear that you're dealing with one of the best budget phones on the market in 2024, let us walk you through the rest of the spec sheet real quick to wrap things up on a good note. In the
camera department, you get a 50MP primary shooter with fancy Quad Pixel technology, plus an admittedly largely useless secondary 2MP macro sensor on the back of the handset, as well than a 16-megapixel front-facing snapper.
Meanwhile, a pair of stereo speakers with “multi-dimensional” Dolby Atmos support are set to join forces with that aforementioned 90Hz display and deliver a more-than-satisfying mobile entertainment experience for most cash-strapped buyers.
Then you have the latest and greatest Android 14 software goodies are on offer from the get-go, with a major operating system update guaranteed across the board and three years of security patches, and even the exterior design is billed as “ultra-premium”, although there is no mention of metal or other materials traditionally considered “premium”. ” used to build this decidedly modern smartphone with a central punch-hole, relatively large screen bezels and a “sleek matte finish.”
All in all, you would definitely be lucky to own such an incredibly feature-rich and miraculously affordable device, so if you are lucky enough to purchase the Moto G24 Power in your area (sooner or later), be sure to grab it. luck and don't think twice.
