Introduction The Motorola Moto G53 5G is part of the company’s refreshed mid-ranger portfolio. The main new addition it brings to the table is 5G connectivity. While the G53 offers solid specs, the addition of 5G appears to have been a costly one. Compared to its predecessor – the Moto G52, the G53 comes with […]
Read MoreWe just got our hands on the Motorola Moto G53, so let’s do an unboxing. The Moto G53 comes in a simple box with a 10W charger and a USB cable – great for the environment. You would have to buy a case if you’re the clumsy type, though. The Motorola Moto G53 is a […]
Read MoreSay hello to the new Moto G series phones – Motorola just launched four G phones (and one E phone), two of which we will cover here, the lower end models are in a separate post. This means that here we will be looking at the Moto G73 and G53. A lot has changed since […]
Read MoreThe Moto G53 was launched in China in December with a Snapdragon 480+ chipset and two cameras. Today we spotted the device in a packaging that’s clearly designated for the international market, revealing the new midranger is likely to go global soon. The G53 appeared in live photos with model number XT2335-2 with a Blue […]
Read MoreThe Tech Outlook in collaboration with @evleaks published an extensive leak on the upcoming Moto G53 and G73. We are talking about the global versions, as the G53 is already out in China. Anyway, the Moto G73 looks the same as the current Moto G72 in terms of design and will also be made of […]
Read MoreMotorola’s Moto G53 debuted in China last week with the Snapdragon 480+ SoC and 5G support. A new report now suggests that the global variant will have slightly different specs. An earlier leak shows the design too, which isn’t very different from the Chinese iteration. Alleged Moto G53 (global) render Perhaps the two most notable […]
Read MoreMotorola unveiled two new devices today – a member of the premium X-series and what will probably be the cheapest 5G phone from the company for the foreseeable future. These are launching in China for now, but should make their way to the rest of the world in some form later on. At a glance: […]
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