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Know the Moto G37 Power Specifications Details Before Launch

 


Motorola has officially announced that the company is set to launch its Moto G37 Power smartphone.Tomorrow, May 19, the company will also unveil the Moto G37 alongside this device. Below are the expected features and specifications of the Moto G37 Power, which is likely to be the most powerful smartphone in the series. Let’s take a detailed look at the upcoming Moto G37 Power smartphone.

Built on a 6nm fabrication process, this octa-core processor can run at clock speeds ranging from 2.0GHz to 2.5GHz. For enhanced graphics performance, the phone will feature the Arm Mali-G57 M2C GPU. This smartphone will operate on the Android 16-based Hello UI operating system.

This phone will receive 1 year of OS updates and 3 years of security updates. In India, the Moto G37 Power will be sold with 4GB RAM. The phone will also feature Expandable RAM technology, which the company calls AI RAM Boost. With this technology, users can enjoy the performance of up to 12GB RAM by combining 4GB physical RAM with 8GB virtual RAM.



Battery

The biggest highlight of the Moto G37 Power will be its battery. The phone is expected to pack a massive 7000mAh battery for long-lasting power backup. According to the company, the device can deliver up to 3 days of battery life on a full charge with normal usage.

The battery of this phone will support 30W fast charging for quicker charging. Additionally, the Moto G37 Power will also feature reverse charging, allowing it to charge other devices as well.


Display

The Motorola G37 Power 5G will feature a 6.67-inch HD+ display with a resolution of 1604 × 720 pixels and a 20.05:9 aspect ratio. This LCD punch-hole screen will offer a 120Hz refresh rate, 264 PPI pixel density, and up to 1050 nits of brightness.



Other Features

The Motorola G37 Power 5G phone will come with a MIL-STD-810H military-grade certified body, making it highly durable. This ensures the phone is strong enough to withstand drops from a certain height without significant damage. For protection against water and dust, it will feature an IP64 rating.


Additionally, the device will include VONR and Smart Connect features. Connectivity options will include Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC, a 3.5mm audio jack, and a side-mounted fingerprint sensor.

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