Motorola G32 is launching on August 9. Key specs & price leaked

Another Motorola device is bagged to hit the Indian market soon. The Lenovo-owned company Motorola has recently debuted the Moto G32 globally. And now the company officially announced the phone to India on August 9.

It will be the 6th phone of the series after the Moto G82 5G, Moto G71 5G, Moto G62 5G, Moto G42 and the Moto G22. Similar to other 4G devices in the series, it will be a budget device with an FHD+ display and Snapdragon 680 processor.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Motorola will launch the Motorola G32 model in India on August 9 via Flipkart and the official Motorola site.
• It will also come with a slight change in the camera module as well.
• It will be the 6th device in the Moto-G series.

Motorola G32: Specifications

Unlike the Motorola G42, this phone features a 90Hz 6.5inch Full HD+ IPS panel. It weighs approximately 184G and has a thickness of 8.49mm. It also has a triple camera module with IP 52 ratings under the hood.

The Motorola G32 is powered by a Snapdragon 680 processor built on TSMC’s 6nm architecture. It also supports LPDDR4X RAM and uMCP storage. Similarly, this phone runs the latest Android 12 UI, with Android 13 & 3 years of security updates guaranteed.

It has a 50MP primary sensor with an f/1.8 aperture, an 8MP ultra-wide/depth lens with an f/2.2 aperture, and a 2MP macro sensor with an f/2.4 aperture. The device includes a 16MP selfie shooter with an f/2.4 aperture for selfies and video calls.

Meanwhile, the Motorola G32 comes with a 5000mAh battery that supports 33W turbo charging. A USB Type-C port, a 3.5mm headset jack, dual stereo speakers, and dual microphones are also included. It also has dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth v5.2, and NFC connectivity.

Price & Color options

Since Motorola G32 is currently available in European markets, the 4GB/64GB variant costs around €210. It also has up to 6GB/128GB storage capacity, as well as Mineral Gray and Satin Silver colour options. We expect the Indian price could be around ₹11,999 for the base variant.
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