Just days after Lenovo-owned Motorola brought a series of its new Moto G and Moto E models, a press render showing the design of the anticipated Moto Z3 Play has emerged online. The render clearly reveals a thin-bezel display panel and a dual rear camera setup on the smartphone that will be the successor to the last year’s Moto Z2 Play. It also shows a glass back and the Pogo pin connector to establish compatibility with Moto Mods. The latest development comes weeks after the Moto Z3 Play reached the US FCC and was leaked in some case renders. An initial image of the smartphone was spotted in January that suggested a smart camera experience.
The fresh render, which has been sourced by Android Headlines, is touted to be part of the official press materials from Motorola. It shows many similarities with the images that have been leaked so far. On the front, the press render highlights that the Moto Z3 Play has ditched the home button and is instead featuring on-screen keys. The absence of the home button makes more space for the display panel that is already rumoured to have an 18:9 aspect ratio. The display is also expected to come in a 6-inch size and with full-HD+ (1080×2160) pixels resolution. Moreover, there isn’t a fingerprint sensor available on the front, as per the leaked press render. This suggests that the smartphone might have a fingerprint sensor module hidden under its power button.
On the back, the press render shows that the glass panel of the Moto Z3 Play that makes it a premium-looking device. There is also the dual rear camera setup alongside a Moto logo and a Pogo pin connector.
If we look back at the previous reports, the Moto Z3 Play will come with a Snapdragon 636 SoC, coupled with 4GB of RAM and 32GB/ 64GB of onboard storage. The smartphone is also said to come with a 12-megapixel primary sensor and an 8-megapixel secondary sensor on the back and a 5-megapixel camera sensor on the front. Furthermore, it is rumoured to come with a 3000mAh battery and run Android Oreo out of the box.
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