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Moto G13 and Moto E13 press renders leak revealing their respective designs

Motorola budget phones are much sought-after and we have the press renders of two such forthcoming phones, namely Moto G13 and Moto E13. These new images leaked via MySmartPrice give us a good close look at their respective designs.

  Moto G13 render and leaked specs

Moto G13

 

From the looks of it, Moto G13 has got a squared-off design with flat edges, a dual camera setup on the back, a punch-hole camera on the front, a rather thick bottom bezel on the front, USB-C port, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and a speaker grille on the bottom. 

Previous leaks state the G13 could carry the model number XT2331-3 and sport a 50MP primary camera, and a 5000mAh battery with 20W fast charging support.

Moto E13 render and leaked specs

Moto E13

 

Meanwhile, the Moto E13 renders reveal slightly curved edges on the back. It could be featuring a single rear camera, a waterdrop notch, 2GB RAM, an Android 13 (Go edition), and Unisoc T606 chipset, among other things. The rumours that it might not come with a 3.5mm headphone jack. 

That's pretty much what we know about these upcoming Motorola E-series and G-series smartphones.



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