A new Moto G model, an entry-level smartphone, has debuted. The Moto G32 will first be available in certain European regions, with an MSRP of €210. Later on, the phone will be available in India. G32, like the G42 and G52, is powered by the same Snapdragon 680.
The Snapdragon 680 outperforms the Helio G85 (powered by the Moto G31) in CPU activities but falls short in GPU capability. It should be noted that the new G32 includes memory combinations of 4/64GB and 6/128GB, whilst the G42 only has 4GB of RAM.
For starters, it boasts a 6.5" LCD (FHD+ resolution) with a refresh rate of 90Hz, whereas the G42 has a 6.4" AMOLED with a refresh rate of 60Hz.
Although all three phones feature 5,000mAh batteries, only the new G32 and the more expensive G52 offer 30W fast charging. Consider the G32 to be a less expensive, LCD-equipped counterpart of the G52.
In terms of photography capabilities, there is a 50MP primary module with a compact 1/2.76" sensor (0.64m pixels) on the front, as well as an 8MP 118° ultra wide-angle camera and a 2MP macro module on the rear. A punch-holed 16MP selfie camera is located on the front (with a Quad Bayer filter). Video capture is limited to 1080p At 30fps, whether due to a chipset constraint or otherwise.
For starters, it boasts a 6.5" LCD (FHD+ resolution) with a refresh rate of 90Hz, whereas the G42 has a 6.4" AMOLED with a refresh rate of 60Hz.
Although all three phones feature 5,000mAh batteries, only the new G32 and the more expensive G52 offer 30W fast charging. Consider the G32 to be a less expensive, LCD-equipped counterpart of the G52.
In terms of photography capabilities, there is a 50MP primary module with a compact 1/2.76" sensor (0.64m pixels) on the front, as well as an 8MP 118° ultra wide-angle camera and a 2MP macro module on the rear. A punch-holed 16MP selfie camera is located on the front (with a Quad Bayer filter). Video capture is limited to 1080p At 30fps, whether due to a chipset constraint or otherwise.
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