Motorola is preparing for the launch of some new mid-range devices named Motorola One Fusion & Motorola One Fusion+. We got to know the names last month when Evan Blass revealed them on his Twitter profile along with the codenames (Titan & Liberty). Well, today, the Fusion+ got listed on the YouTube Device Report which not only revealed the design but also a couple of specifications of the device.
Well, if you go to the YouTube Device Report, you’ll see that now, the images of One Fusion+ & Motorola Edge have been swapped. Nevertheless, we have the official render from the website, so let’s talk about the design as well as the specs that have been revealed.
The Motorola One Fusion+ comes with a Full-Screen design on the front, so there is no notch or punch-hole cutout for the selfie camera. This means there is a pop-up camera, something we have already seen on the Motorola One Hyper. As per the YouTube Device Report, the phone features a 6.5-inch Full-HD+ display. Now, since there seems to be a rear-facing fingerprint scanner, it is most likely that the phone has an LCD panel, not AMOLED.
The SOC powering this device is the Qualcomm Snapdragon 730 (not the 730G) & there is a huge 5,000mAh battery underneath. Android 10 runs out of the box. The USB Type-C port is placed on the bottom alongside the 3.5mm headphone jack.
Interestingly, there are three buttons on the right side, so apart from the volume rockers and the power button, the third button could be a dedicated Google Assistant button. But, there are chances that this button is there for something else.
Well, there is also the Motorola One Fusion, and both these phones are set to launch in June so there are still a lot of days left for the unveiling.