The Motorola P50 will be
available for purchase on July 20 in China but pre-orders begin on July 15. The
phone is the Chinese variant of the Motorola One Vision. However, unlike its
international variant, the P50 has more RAM (6GB) but comes with the same
storage. The phone has now gotten certified by TENAA and the listing reveals
there will be two other configurations too.
Alongside the 6GB RAM version,
TENAA says there is an 8GB RAM version with 256GB of storage and a 12GB version
with 512GB of storage. That sure is a lot of RAM and storage for a mid-range
device. The Motorola P50 will have a 6.34-inch LCD display with a 1080 x 2520
resolution. The screen has a punch hole in the top left corner for the selfie
camera. On the back are dual rear cameras, although TENAA didn’t reveal the
specs, Motorola already disclosed they are a 48MP f/1.7 primary sensor and a
5MP depth sensor while the selfie camera is a 25MP sensor.
The listing also says the phone
will run Android 9 (with ZUI on top), have a 3290mAh battery (actually
3500mAh), and be available in black, blue, gold, white, silver, and gray. It
weighs 180 grams and measures 160 x 71 x 8.7 millimeters. Motorola already revealed the 6GB
+ 128GB version will sell for ¥ 2499 (US$ 364). We don’t know when and if the
other RAM variants will be released but they sure will sell for a lot more.
