Motorola is marketing a new entry-level smartphone, the Moto e32. This device with a neat design is charged 169 €.
Motorola’s calendar is busy to say the least, the brand betting on both its Edge 30 range, whose latest ambassador has just been made official, but also on its G series. Remains at the entry level the Moto e family, which now has a new representative. The Moto e32 has indeed just appeared on the brand’s website, which however refrained from advertising it.
Its Moto e32, positioned at the entry level, does not show off on the technical side. The smartphone includes a 6.5-inch HD+ screen (1600 x 720 pixels) based on LCD technology. We note however that it houses a punch dedicated to its front photo sensor, which is not so common at its price level, but also that it has a refresh rate of 90 Hz. a Unisoc T606 chip flanked by 4 GB of RAM, the duo in charge of running Android 11. However, let’s hope that Motorola will offer its device a quick update to Android 12.
The design of the smartphone highlights its rear photo block, which houses three modules: the first is composed of a 16 megapixel sensor with its wide-angle lens (f / 2.2), while the other two, of two megapixels each, are reserved for macro and depth measurement. The set measures 163.95 x 74.94 x 8.49 mm for 184 g, in the average of current terminals, from which it also borrows a 5000 mAh battery (compatible with 18 W charging) and a reader. side prints. We also note that, like most entry-level smartphones, the Moto e32 benefits from a headphone jack and a microSD port, to support its 64 GB storage space.
The Moto e32 is announced at €169, a slightly higher price than that of the Moto e40 recently tested by our editorial staff (announced at €159). It shares a very large part of the technical sheet of the latter, with the exception of its SoC (a Unisoc T700) and its main photo sensor (48 megapixels), which it nevertheless seems to compensate for with faster charging and a more polished design.