Motorola has officially launched the new Moto G100 in China, aiming straight at users who value battery life and performance.
Its standout feature is the huge 7000 mAh battery, making it one of the longest lasting midrange phones in the market right now.
Moto G100’s Specs
The Moto G100 runs on the Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 processor, paired with 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage. It delivers reliable power for gaming, streaming, and everyday multitasking.
Its 6.72 inch display offers Full HD Plus resolution and a 120 Hz refresh rate. With brightness reaching up to 1050 nits, the screen stays clear even outdoors.
This makes the Moto G100 a solid choice for those who spend hours scrolling, watching, or working on the go.
The rear setup features a 50 MP Sony LYT 600 main sensor, alongside an 8 MP ultra wide and macro lens. Together, they focus on sharpness and color accuracy.
Up front, a 32 MP selfie camera captures crisp shots with well balanced tones. Motorola clearly wants to deliver consistency instead of just chasing high numbers.
It is a camera system built for realistic, everyday photography rather than over processed social media filters.
This is where the Moto G100 stands tall. The 7000 mAh battery easily handles a full day of heavy use and even spills into the next.
It supports 30 W fast charging, which gets you back on track in no time. That means less time plugged in and more time on the move.
Other features include stereo speakers, NFC, IP64 protection, and a side mounted fingerprint scanner for quick access.
Price and Availability
In China, the Moto G100 starts at around CNY 1799, or roughly ₱14,700. It is now available through Motorola’s official Chinese stores.
A global rollout has not been confirmed yet, but Motorola may bring it to more regions soon given its appeal in the midrange segment.
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