Here\u2019s the thing\u2014Motorola didn\u2019t simply refresh the G-series; they bypassed all that and went for what most budget buyers actually\u2002worry about: stamina, a clean interface, and no skimping on hardware. Motorola has announced the launch of its latest Moto G57 Power in India\u2014which features a gigantic 7000mAh battery, new PANTONE-backed colours and is powered by Android\u2122 16 out\u2002of the box, all wrapped in a design that\u2019s priced more premium than its price tag.<\/p>\n
Let\u2019s break it down.<\/p>\n
A cleaner, more premium design <\/p>\n
Motorola replaced the standard plastic textures with a vegan leather\u2002finish, which is somehow both easier to hold and looks smarter. The colours\u2014one of the highlights of which is co-developed with PANTONE. Add IP64 water resistance and MIL-STD-810H\u2002durability, and the G57 Power feels solid enough for daily mishaps.<\/p>\n
Powering the magic is a Qualcomm Snapdragon 6s Gen 4 (4nm) processor coupled with up to 8GB LPDDR4X RAM (expandable up to 24GB thanks to RAM\u2002Boost) and up to a whopping, grand total of 128Gb of storage. For daily use\u2002and social media, as well as light to medium gaming, this configuration is a good choice.<\/p>\n
Battery and charging <\/p>\n
It is at this point\u2002that Motorola plays its trump. The 7000mAh battery\u2002is good for up to 60 hours of use, depending on your usage. It gets 33W TurboPower charging, which isn\u2019t fire-hot but it\u2019s okay given\u2002the battery size.<\/p>\n
Cameras <\/p>\n
The rear module includes:<\/p>\n
– 50MP main sensor<\/p>\n
– 8MP ultra-wide lens<\/p>\n
You can still\u2002shoot 2K at 30 fps and 1080p at 60 fps. Turbo favourite Moto camera modes are all here \u2013 Night, Portrait, Pro, Slow Motion, and Timelapse \u2013 with some AI tweaking.<\/p>\n
There is an 8MP selfie\u2002cam on the front, which can record videos in 2K at 30 fps too and comes with Gesture Selfie and HDR.<\/p>\n