Moto G6 family confirmed to have 18:9 screens, G6 Play's chipset leaks

Last month a huge leak told us that the upcoming Moto G6, G6 Plus, and G6 Play would all sport 18:9 touchscreens, and this has been confirmed by their listings in the database of HTML5test. While the aforementioned leak mentioned 2,160x1,080 resolution only for the G6 and G6 Plus (and 1,440x720 for the G6 Play), if the data in HTML5test is accurate then it looks like all three will actually sport the higher-res display.

The G6 Play will have the model number XT1922, and according to its recent Wi-Fi certification it will be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 430, and launch running Android 8.0 Oreo. That's the same SoC employed by last year's G5S, by the way.

Alongside the G6 Play the Wi-Fi Alliance has also certified a couple of other unannounced Motos, the XT1924 and XT1944, both of these coming with the Snapdragon 425. Given the lower-end chipset, these may in fact be the Moto E5 and E5 Plus. They will run Android 8.0 Oreo from day one too.

The G6 should arrive with the Snapdragon 450 on board, while the G6 Plus will sport the Snapdragon 630. The G6 and E5 families may in fact become official at MWC in Barcelona towards the end of this month.

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