Moto G7 has been spotted on US certification site, Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The listing also reveals specifications of the upcoming phone along with a schematic image that shows the placement of antennas. This was first reported by 91mobiles.
Moto G7 with model number XT 1965-3 will probably launch in Brazil, Latin America as well as Western Europe, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand markets. The XT 1965-2 variant will be publicized in Mexico, Brazil, Argentina and the rest of Latin American market. In India, Moto G7 will be proclaimed with model number XT 1965-4.
As per the entry, XT 1965-3 variant will be motorized by the Snapdragon processor, coupled with 4GB RAM and 64GB internal storing. An image render of the handset reveals that Moto G7 will have a dual camera arrangement alike to Moto G6. The phone will have a total of six antennas to support wireless connectivity, dual-band Wi-Fi as well as NFC.
Moto G7 will have model number XT 1965-1 in the US and Canada, while XT 1965-6 variant will be launched in China. Though one XT 1965-3 model was marked on FCC, it is likely that other models will have comparable specifications and hardware.
Last month, @OnLeaks and MySmartPrice posted a 360-degree render video of Moto G7, which authorizes the phone will feature a 6.4-inch display with a screen aspect ratio of 18:9. Moto G7 will likely sport a crystal back design with metal frames and a drop-shaped notch on top of the screen.
In addition to Moto G7, Motorola could also launch Moto G7 Play, Moto G7 Plus and Moto G7 Power next year. This was established in a tweet by tipster Evan Blass. Though there is no official authorization on a launch date yet, the phones could be revealed early next year.
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