HIGHLIGHTS
- India should get the Moto E13 in the first week of February.
- The Indian version of the Moto E13 is likely less than Rs 10,000.
- When it came out in Europe, the Moto E13 came in three different colors.
Motorola, owned by Lenovo, is reportedly about to show off its new smartphone, the Moto E13, in India. The Moto E13 is an easy-to-use smartphone that came out this week in Europe. Pricebaba says that the smartphone will soon be available in India. In more detail, let’s look at the India launch date, price, and other specs. Follow our website, Newsyblogy, for the latest updates!!!!!
Moto E13 India launch timeline
This week, the Moto E13 came out in Europe. But it will likely be released in India in the first week of February. The company has yet to say when the Moto E13 will come out in India.
Prices for the Moto E13 in India and ways to store it
India will get one storage option for the Moto E13, which is said to be 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage. The report said that, according to its sources, the price for Indian customers would likely be less than Rs 10,000. The Moto E13 was first sold in Europe for 120, more than Rs 10,600.
Moto E13 specifications
When it came out in Europe, the Moto E13 was available in three colors: Aurora Green, Cosmic Black, and Creamy White. It has a 6.5-inch HD+ IPS LCD screen that supports a 60Hz refresh rate. On the back of the mobile, there is a 13MP camera with an LED flash. Inside the water-drop-shaped notch on the front is a 5MP camera for selfies and video calls. A Unisoc T606 SoC powers it, and the 64GB storage can be expanded with a microSD card. The phone runs on Android 13 (Go Edition) and has a 5,000mAh battery that can be charged quickly with a 10W charger.
Along with the Moto E13, the company released the Moto G13 mobile and Moto G23 in Europe, which are low-end phones. Also, these phones are said to be coming soon to India. But the company has not given any official dates for the launch. The Moto E13 is expected to come out more quickly in places other than India in the Middle East, Africa, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America.