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Moto E4 Plus expected to launch in India soon as company posts teaser on Twitter
Having launched the Moto C4, less than a week back Motorola will soon be launching the Moto E4 Plus in India soon. The E4 Plus which was launched globally earlier this month sports a mammoth 5000 mAh battery.
Having launched the Moto C4, less than a week back Motorola will soon be launching the Moto E4 Plus in India soon. The E4 Plus which was launched globally earlier this month, sports a mammoth 5000 mAh battery.Motorola posted a teaser image with the hashtag 'powerless' which evidently points towards the E4 Plus. The tweet read. "A dead phone is the modern-day shortest horror story. We will ensure you don’t feel #Powerless again. What’s coming next? #StayTuned.”The company is also hosting a #Powerless contest on Twitter, with 1 lucky winner having a chance to win the new smartphone. Users are required to describe how their phone’s dead battery ‘haunts’ them using the hashtag to be entered in the contest.The Moto E4 Power was launched along with the Moto E4. The Moto E4 Plus packs in a 5.5 inch HD (1280 x 720 pixels) display while the smaller E4 packs in a 5-inch HD display. While the E4 Plus will be powered by a quad-core processor, Lenovo has not shed much into specifics in terms of the RAM. They have however confirmed the cameras on both phones. 13 MP camera on the back and 5 MP selfie camera on the front. The smaller E4 will feature an 8 MP camera on the rear while a 5 MP camera is in charge of selfies.The E4 Plus comes with a 13 MP camera on the back and 5 MP selfie camera on the front. The smaller E4 will feature a 8 MP camera on the rear while a 5 MP camera for selfies. The main highlight of the E4 Plus, however, is the 5000 mAh battery Lenovo is emphasising so much on.
First Published:Jun 25, 2017, 14:47:32 IST
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