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Motorola Moto G Plus (2016) images surface online; shows off front-facing fingerprint reader

A French website has reported fresh new images of a smartphone tagged as the Motorola G4 Plus that show plenty of similarities with the recently leaked out successor to the Moto X.

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Tech2 News Staff|Apr 18, 2016, 16:37:14 IST

Just when you thought that the rumour mill fell silent after the recent Motorola leaks, think again. A French website has reported fresh new images of a smartphone tagged as the Motorola G4 Plus that show plenty of similarities with the recently leaked out successor to the Moto X.[caption id="attachment_309990" align="aligncenter" width="280"]Motorola Moto G4 2016 Front Image: nowhereelse.fr[/caption]The leaked images show off a smartphone that appears to be the same as the previous Moto X leak. The images show off both the front and back of the Moto G 2016 revealing a massive display and the square front-facing fingerprint reader. Also visible on the front is the earpiece at the top and the primary mic at the bottom to left of the fingerprint reader.[caption id="attachment_309991" align="aligncenter" width="275"]Motorola Moto G4 2016 Back Image: nowhereelse.fr[/caption]At the back we get a familiar Motorola-like setup with the camera module top center that includes two mysterious dots along with the camera lens and the LED flash set up below it. To its left is the secondary mic and the standard Motorola batwing logo below it.As of now rumours point to two Moto G smartphones. Where the Moto G (2016) is expected to pack in a 5.5-inch display, 13MP camera and 16GB of internal storage. The Moto G Plus is also expected to get similar hardware specifications with 5.5-inch display, a 16MP camera and 16GB of internal storage with prices starting from 280 Euros (approximately Rs 21,000).

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First Published:Apr 18, 2016, 16:37:14 IST
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