Motorola appears to be bypassing the Moto G74 and moving directly to the launch of the Moto G75, which will succeed the Moto G73 released earlier this year. According to a leak from 91Mobiles, the Moto G75 will feature a design inspired by the Edge 50 series, including a 6.8" Full HD+ display and military-grade IP68 durability, offering protection underwater. The leaked renders show a flat back design with a raised camera module, housing three circular cutouts, with the primary shooter being a 50MP Sony LYTIA 600 sensor with OIS for enhanced photography.
On the front, the display will have a punch-hole layout with slim bezels, although the chin is slightly thicker compared to the previous Moto G73. While details about the front camera have not been disclosed, it's known that the Moto G75 will be powered by a Snapdragon chipset, as opposed to the MediaTek Dimensity 930 found in its predecessor. The smartphone will also feature Dolby Atmos for superior audio quality. The right side of the device will host a volume rocker and a power button, likely doubling as a fingerprint sensor.
Although more details are expected to emerge soon, the global availability of the Moto G75 is still uncertain. The upcoming release is set to bring some exciting features to Motorola’s G series, combining advanced camera technology, durability, and performance.
