Moto E40 is slowly joining the leaks league as it has surfaced online once again recently. The phone surfaced earlier last month on Geekbench. Now, all of this presence online is indicating that it will be launching soon. The smartphone may include a 90Hz refresh rate display, an octa-core chipset, and a triple camera arrangement on the back. On other hand, Geekbench hinted that it will include an octa-core Unisoc SOC. Motorola is yet to confirm the full specifications of the smartphone.
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Moto E40 Leaked Design Renders
Now, Evan Blass (@evleaks) had revealed key specifications of the device. However, he also shared quite a few high-quality renders of the upcoming phone. It provides hints to different aspects of the phone. This including the camera and the fingerprint scanner placement, display’s refresh rate etc.
His tweet reveals some details like the phone will be powered by an octa-core processor. In addition, he also hints that it will feature a 6.5-inch HD+ display with a 90Hz refresh rate. The image text is in Polish, so the translation helps us and hope that the Moto E40 will launch in Europe. Again, rumours of the smartphone featuring a Unisoc Tiger T700 SoC chipset could stand true.
Now, the above renders of the phone show the back with a triple camera setup and fingerprint scanner in more detail. So, the earlier rumours of a 48-megapixel primary camera, paired with two other lenses look legit. The right edge of the Moto E40 apparently houses two buttons above. Meanwhile, below we can see the volume rockers. We can safely assume that one of them could be the dedicated Google Assistant button.
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According to a previous report, the smartphone appears to run Android 11 and runs on an octa-core Unisoc CPU. It also indicates that the Moto E40 will have at least 4GB of RAM. The smartphone is also likely to include 64GB of inbuilt storage and a 5,000mAh battery that supports 10W charging, according to the report.
