Announced last month as Lenovo-owned Motorola’s latest mid-range device, the Moto G7 is now available for pre-order from the Google Fi store. It’s the third “Designed for Fi” phone from Moto and comes in at $249.
Just in time for all the recent excitement around Google’s Playmoji, including Childish Gambino exclusive to Google Pixel phones and yesterday’s Valentines-themed stickers, the underlying ARCore is welcoming eight new phones to the ever-growing device roster, including all four phones in the Moto G7 series and its first dual-display phone.
Back in November, Google Fi received a big rebrand that dropped the “Project” status and added official support for other Android devices and iPhones. The best Google MVNO experience is found on “Designed for Fi” phones with the Moto G7 coming soon, while the Fi store has stopped selling the Pixel 2 XL.
After weeks of leaks, the Moto G7 family has finally taken a step from behind the curtain into the spotlight with a four device lineup that includes the Moto G7, Moto G7 Play, Moto G7 Plus and Moto G7 Power.
We’ve already had more than a glimpse of the Moto G7 thanks to a series of leaks and even Motorola dropping the ball on their own Brazilian website. Now, thanks to leaked real-life images, the Moto G7 Plus has been unearthed.
Motorola reinvented the cheap Android smartphone when it launched the original Moto G family back in 2013. Now, several years later, the company still sees success from that line. We’ve seen quite a few leaks of the Moto G7 already, but just yesterday Motorola’s own website detailed the entire family in full, including a detailed spec sheet.
The ever-popular Motorola G series has slowly become one of the best options for anyone looking for a new Android phone whilst having serious budget constraints. The Motorola G7 series looks to be no different now that we’ve had yet another glimpse of the device thanks to leaked renders and proposed European pricing just weeks ahead of a potential official launch at MWC 2019.
The latest in the Motorola G-series smartphone series, the Moto G7 has surfaced in full 360-degree CAD-based renders showing that this model will indeed sport a notched 18:9 display.
