Motorola has strengthened its mobile phone catalog in Brazil with the following product: Moto G04s launch this Thursday (18). In addition to its discounted price, the new entry-level model has interesting features such as RAM Boost technology that improves performance on more demanding tasks and a fingerprint sensor on the side for password-free login.
Another prominent feature of the newest member of the Moto G series is the 6.6-inch screen with HD + resolution, adjustable brightness according to the time of day and Up to 90 Hz refresh rate, which can be automatically reduced to 60 Hz, saves energy. The speaker supports Dolby Atmos.
This version is powered by Unisoc T606 processor and 4 GB local RAM and virtual RAM can reach 8 GB if enabled. The internal storage capacity is 128 GB, but if the user needs more space for photos and videos, he can add up to 1 TB of storage via a memory card.
As for the cameras, Motorola Moto G04s has only one lens on the back, 50 MPOptimized with artificial intelligence (AI), HDR, Night Vision and Quad Pixel technology, it allows you to record professional quality images according to the manufacturer. The 5MP selfie sensor on the front also has AI tools.
How much do Moto G04s cost?
It is also worth highlighting the 5,000 mAh battery of Motorola’s new cheap mobile phone, which provides up to 40 hours of autonomy according to the brand and supports a 15 W USB-C port, P2 headphone jack, Wi-Fi dual band. , Bluetooth 5.0 and FM radio are also available on this device no 5G.
Launch regarding the operating system Comes with Android 14, gives you access to new AI features in Google Photos that will be available in May. There are also manufacturer-added tools for everyday interactions, such as Motorola Gestures, three-finger screenshot, and sidebar.
It has a coral and graphite colored coating and Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection in partnership with Pantone. The price of Moto G04 is R$ 879Recommended value for the Brazilian market.
Source: Tec Mundo
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