Motorola is launching the Motorola One 5G with a sub-$500 price point, four cameras on the back, two for selfies and a 6.7-inch HD display.
With the move, the Motorola One 5G will enter a strong contender in the budget 5G device market. Google's Pixel 4a 5G will start at $499 in the US and is likely to garner an audience based on Pixel 4a reviews.
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Doug Michau, head of US product operations at Motorola, said the Motorola One 5G is designed for one-hand operation and combining key features in an affordable package. "We're aiming to make ultrafast for all," he said.
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Indeed, the combination of features for the Motorola One are compelling for the price. In the US. Motorola One 5G will be coming soon to AT&T and Verizon will launch with a version for its 5G Ultra Wideband network in early October.
Key specs include:
Motorola also moved the fingerprint sensor to the side of the device with some extra functionality.
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Bottom line: Motorola One 5G rounds out the portfolio well and covers a core price point. Motorola is likely to leverage its carrier channel to find a good base of customers looking to upgrade to 5G.