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Moto India: Moto G4 Play Available Starting September 6th

As many of you know, Motorola, or should we say, Lenovo, had introduced several Moto-branded devices this year. The Moto G4 and Moto G4 Plus have been announced earlier in the year, and were followed by the Moto Z, Moto Z Force and the Moto G4 Play. The first two mentioned devices are mid-range offerings by the company, while the Moto G4 Play is considered to be an entry-level smartphone. The Moto Z and Moto Z Force are, on the other hand, the company’s flagship devices. If you thought that Lenovo is done releasing Moto devices for this year, well, you’re wrong, as we’ve seen tons of Moto Z Play rumors / leaks already, and we do expect that phone to see the light of day soon.

That being said, it seems like the Moto G4 Play might launch in some additional markets soon, including India. The Moto G4 Play was introduced back in May, but it was not immediately available, the phone actually went on sale this month, and it seems like it will roll out to India soon as well. According to the cover image of Moto India’s Twitter page, the Moto G4 Play will become available (online) starting September 6th, and it will be an Amazon India exclusive. The company is using ‘No More #FearOfMissingOut’ slogan for this launch, and the image itself reveals we’re looking at the Moto G4 Play launch here. We still don’t know whether the device will be announced during a press event, or should we expect the company to quietly release it through Amazon India only.

The Moto G4 Play features a 5-inch 720p display, 1GB / 2GB of RAM and 8GB / 16GB of expandable internal storage. The device is fueled by the Snapdragon 410 64-bit quad-core SoC running at 1.2GHz, while the Adreno 306 GPU is also included here, and is in charge of graphics processing. The 8-megapixel shooter is placed on the back of the Moto G4 Play, and a 2,800mAh battery can be found on the inside of this phone. Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow comes pre-installed on the Moto G4 Play, while several ‘Moto’ apps come installed on top of Google’s OS.