Moto E5 Plus with Snapdragon 430 goes by Geekbench
Motorola is launching its mid-range G6 series next week and we just saw some cool renders of the trio. It's now turn for the entry level Moto E5 to take a trip around leakland as it visited Geekbench.
Almost a month after the hands-on photos of the Moto E5 Plus, the phone popped on Geekbench, revealing primary specs.
The chipset, listed as msm8937 is the Snapdragon 430 by Qualcomm, coupled with 3 GB RAM. All new phones of the Lenovo subsidiary come with stock Android and the Moto E5 Plus is not expected to be any different.
The rest of the specs sheet is yet to be completed, although we know that the E5 Plus will have an 18:9 ratio display and a fingerprint scanner, embedded in the Moto logo on the back.
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- Anonymous
- 04 May 2018
- PA7
Faster car cost you fuel, slower car cost time. The theme for E5 is battery saving, set 64bit wont bring much different on SoC400 family. Wanna speed grab g6 plus
- Anonymous
- 15 Apr 2018
- c{J
The 430 is not useless at all, if it was no one was use it. In fact it's VERY useful and performance is more than good enough for millions and millions of people.
- AnonD-573665
- 14 Apr 2018
- pEL
my phone was slow in the first day whit 410 until lg released patch for multithreading, i think. If phone is cheap and screan looks good for video vaching, camera ok (the most needed things) and most important is it protected from water, does it ha...
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