Moto G47 Power Leak: 7,000mAh Battery, 108MP Camera and Dimensity 6300 Tipped Ahead of Launch

Motorola has not announced it yet, but the Moto G47 Power has leaked with renders, specifications and a price. It looks like a version of the Moto G47 with a much larger battery. All details below come from leaks and have not been confirmed by Motorola.

Leaked specifications

• Display: 6.67-inch flat LCD, 1604 x 720 resolution, 120Hz refresh rate, with a centred hole-punch camera.
• Processor: MediaTek Dimensity 6300.
• RAM and storage: a 4GB + 128GB version has been tipped. Other versions are not known.
• Rear cameras: 108MP main camera and a 2MP macro camera.
• Front camera: 8MP.
• Battery: around 7,000mAh. One report says an EU energy label lists a rated capacity of about 6,790mAh, which is normal because rated figures are lower than the marketing figure.
• Charging: about 30W wired charging, with one report saying up to 33W.
• Durability: IP64 rating, which protects against dust and splashes but is not fully waterproof.
• Software: Android 16 out of the box. One report says Motorola will give five years of security updates, but this is not confirmed.
• Size: about 166 x 77 x 9mm.
• Colours: two finishes, which appear to be cyan or turquoise and dark grey or black. The official names are not known.

The back shows four circular cut-outs, but only two cameras are expected. The other two are likely a flash and a sensor or a design element.

Price and launch

• Price: a tipster claims about €270 in Europe for the 4GB + 128GB version. That is roughly Rs 26,000 or more after conversion, but Indian prices usually differ.
• Launch date: not announced. One report says the phone has appeared in the EU's product database, which usually means the launch is close.
• India: there is no word on an India launch. Motorola often brings its G-series phones to India, sometimes with different specifications.

How it differs from the regular Moto G47

The G47 Power is reported to have the same screen, chip and cameras as the Moto G47. The big change is the battery, reported at around 7,000mAh against 5,200mAh, with slightly faster charging than the 20W of the regular model. If this is true, it is aimed at people who want long battery life at a low price.