Motorola X30 Pro is the first phone on the market with a 200MP camera. It packs Samsung’s ISOCELL HP1 - a 1/1.22″ sensor with f/1.95 aperture, OIS and 16-in-1 pixel binning. The 200MP shooter can bin its pixels 16-to-1 to 2.56µm size in its default 12.5MP resolution. It can also output 50MP stills with 1.28μm individual pixels or even natively at 200MP with 0.64μm pixels. The main cam can also capture up to 8K video at 30fps.
The second camera sensor on the back is a
50MP ultrawide module while the third cutout is reserved for the 12MP Sony
IMX663 telephoto which offers 2x optical zoom. There’s a 60MP selfie cam housed
in a punch hole cutout on the screen which uses Omnivision’s OV60a sensor.
Motorola X30 Pro brings a curved 6.67-inch OLED with FHD+ resolution and a
144Hz refresh rate. The panel can crank out up to 1,200 nits of peak
brightness, it’s also HDR10+ rated and has an integrated fingerprint scanner.
As with all recent Android flagships, Moto
X30 Pro is equipped with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset alongside
8/12GB RAM and 128/256 or 512GB storage. The software side is covered by
Android 12 with MyUI 4.0 no top. X30 Pro gets a 4,610 mAh battery with support
for 125W wired fast charging (0-100% in 19 minutes) and 50W wireless fast
charging via an optional Motorola wireless charger.
Motorola X30 Pro comes in black and white
colors and starts at CNY 3,699 (US$ 548) for the 8/128GB trim and goes up to CNY
4,499 (US$ 668) for the 12/512GB model. Open sales in China start today.
