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 and the G6 Play has the price tag of $199 (Rs 13,000). The official prices for India havent been declared yet, but considering how competitive Indias budget smartphone market has become, its possible that the prices might vary.Moto G6, G6 Play specificationsThe Moto G6 has a Full HD+ 5.7-inch IPS LCD display and the Snapdragon 450 chipset under the hood. Internationally there are two variants of G6, the 3GB/32GB variant and the 4GB/64GB variant. It has a humble 3000mAh battery, but according to Motorola, the battery should last around 24 hours on a single charge.It has an dual-camera camera setup, which is impressive for a budget smartphone. The camera is capable of recording in FHD at around 60 fps (frames per second).The Moto G6 Play is powered by the Snapdragon 430 chipset but has the same display specifications. Theres not 4GB RAM variant for this smartphone, but there is a more economical 2GB/16GB variant along with 3GB/32GB option.Also unlike the G6, the Moto G6 Play has a single rear camera with a 13MP lens. Overall, it may have a less powerful SoC and cost less than the Moto G6 but it still has a bigger 4000mAh battery. Not to mention fast charging support.Choosing between the two is a trade between battery life and performance. Depending on user preferences and usage patterns, one will will make more sense than the other.EtfGVQiG5wqLMxRyQUrBEn.jpg# )
The Motorola G6 smartphones might be coming to India soon according the teaser on Motorola Indias Twitter account.
Its uncertain whether or not the Moto G6 Plus will be launching in the country, but the G6 Play and G6 seem to be on their way.Globally, the Moto G6 costs $249 (approximately Rs 16,500) and the G6 Play has the price tag of $199 (Rs 13,000).
The official prices for India havent been declared yet, but considering how competitive Indias budget smartphone market has become, its possible that the prices might vary.Moto G6, G6 Play specificationsThe Moto G6 has a Full HD+ 5.7-inch IPS LCD display and the Snapdragon 450 chipset under the hood.
Internationally there are two variants of G6, the 3GB/32GB variant and the 4GB/64GB variant.
It has a humble 3000mAh battery, but according to Motorola, the battery should last around 24 hours on a single charge.It has an dual-camera camera setup, which is impressive for a budget smartphone.
The camera is capable of recording in FHD at around 60 fps (frames per second).The Moto G6 Play is powered by the Snapdragon 430 chipset but has the same display specifications.
Theres not 4GB RAM variant for this smartphone, but there is a more economical 2GB/16GB variant along with 3GB/32GB option.Also unlike the G6, the Moto G6 Play has a single rear camera with a 13MP lens.
Overall, it may have a less powerful SoC and cost less than the Moto G6 but it still has a bigger 4000mAh battery.
Not to mention fast charging support.Choosing between the two is a trade between battery life and performance.
Depending on user preferences and usage patterns, one will will make more sense than the other.EtfGVQiG5wqLMxRyQUrBEn.jpg#
