Motorola has today announced the new moto g35 5G, an affordable smartphone that delivers performance that belies its price.
The moto g35 5G arrives sporting a large 6.7-inch FHD+ display and an impressive dual-camera system featuring a 50MP and an ultrawide camera to capture those keepsake moments.
The large display delivers up to 1000 nits of peak brightness and offers a smooth 120Hz refresh rate to improve the media consumption experience.
“Our moto g series is known for offering Australians great value for money, with the moto g35 5G no exception. This device offers 5G connectivity for under $200, allowing more Australians to experience the speed and reliability of a 5G network, without breaking the bank. Motorola is setting a new precedent that 5G connectivity can be accessible to all.”
Kurt Bonnici, Head of Motorola Australia and New Zealand.
The moto g35 offers impressive speed and performance thanks to its octa-core processor and up to 12GB of virtual RAM. The processor is extremely power-efficient, helping the large 5,000mAh battery deliver long-lasting battery life from a single charge. If you do happen to run out of power, the 18W fast-charging will allow you to get back to enjoying your phone in just a short amount of time.
Thin and lightweight, the moto g35 5G is available in Midnight Black from just RRP $199 from:
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