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Motorola is preparing to launch another mid-range smartphone later this month called Motorola Fusion Plus, adding yet another mobile device to its launch line this year.
For hardware specifications, you have a 6.5 inch LCD. Thanks to the pop-up camera, the LCD has a stunning notch-free design, with no camera holes or marks.
It has a 2.2 GHz Snapdragon 730, 6 GB RAM, 128 GB storage, and a 5000 mAh battery. The body is actually made of plastic instead of ordinary glass.
There's a headphone jack, a rear capacitive fingerprint reader, a USB-C port, and a microSD slot.
The pop-up camera is 16MP, and you get four back cameras: a 64MP primary, 8MP wide-edge, 5MP full scale, and a 2MP depth camera.
In terms of design, the One Fusion Plus stays very close to the previous one, the Hyper. Both these phones are also close in price, Hyper is running which is priced at $ 400 and this new phone is priced at Europe 300 which is 999.
Motorola isn't afraid to add the Moto G and iPhones to the G50, but it looks like the Fusion + is a more competitive alternative to the six-month Hyper.
Fusion + is cheaper and has better a processor, more RAM, more cameras, and a bigger battery. The only drawback is the fast charging speed the US version of the Hyper One supports up to 45W, while the Fusion Plus only does 15W.
For now, the phone has only one launch set for Europe, scheduled for release later this month, according to official sources.
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