Aside from the Moto E3, Motorola now has a more powerful variant from the E line. The Moto E3 Power is said to be ready in Hong Kong as it was recently spotted on an online retailer’s website. It’s obviously a more souped-up version of the entry-level E3 but now with a bigger 3500mAh battery. That’s quite an improvement from the 2800mAh of the original E3.
Lenovo or Motorola hasn’t made this official yet but the ePrice shop is a fairly reliable source. An item won’t be listed there if it’s not final, official, and ready for commercial release. The phone may only be available in China, particularly in Hong Kong, but at least we know Motorola has the Moto E3 Power in its lineup already.
To review, the Moto E3 Power has similar specs to the E3 like the 5-inch screen, 720p display, MediaTek MT6735P processor, dual-SIM support, 4G LTE connectivity, 8MP rear camera, 5MP front-facing shooter, and a 1-watt rear-facing speaker. Making it more high-end is the 3500mAh battery. Device runs Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow out of the box.
Phone is also made powerful with the 2GB RAM and 16GB storage—a worthy upgrade from 1GB RAM and 8GB built-in memory found in the Moto E3.
Moto E3 Power is listed with a HKD 1,098 price tag. That’s about $141 in the US.
VIA: ePrice
