Motorola Brazil accidentally leaks all Moto G7 specs


It's getting to be the time of year we'd expect a new Motorola G-series phone to appear, and look at that, Motorola Brazil just outed itself. The company posted product pages for the phones on its site, then quickly removed them. It was too late, though. Here are all the details.
Motorola will launch four versions of the phone:  Moto G7, Moto G7 Plus, Moto G7 Play, and Moto G7 Power. That's the international lineup, so the US may not get all four. The G7 and G7 Plus are the high-end phones, while the Play and Power seem destined for the bargain bin. We've got the specs below.
Moto G7

SPECS

SoCSnapdragon 632
RAM4GB
Storage64GB
Display6.24-inch 2,270x1,080
Battery3,000mAh
Camera12+5MP rear, 8MP front
SoftwareAndroid Pie
Measurements157x75.3x7.92mm, 174 grams
Moto G7 Plus

SPECS

SoCSnapdragon 636
RAM4GB
Storage64GB
Display6.24-inch 2,270x1,080
Battery3,000mAh
Camera12+5MP rear, 16MP front
SoftwareAndroid Pie
Measurements157x75.3x8.27mm, 172 grams
Moto G7 Play

SPECS

SoCSnapdragon 632
RAM2GB
Storage32GB
Display5.7-inch 1,512x720
Battery3,000mAh
Camera13MP rear, 8MP front
SoftwareAndroid Pie
Measurements147.3x71.5x7.99mm, 149 grams
Moto G7 Power

SPECS

SoCSnapdragon 632
RAM3GB
Storage32GB
Display6.2-inch 1,512x720
Battery5,000mAh
Camera12MP rear, 8MP front
SoftwareAndroid Pie
Measurements147.3x71.5x7.99mm, 149 grams
The G7 and G7 Plus both have smaller waterdrop notches (like the renders), but the cheaper phones have wider notches. All of them have Type-C connectors, and the fingerprint reader is on the back. Look for a Motorola announcement in the coming weeks.

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