Motorola G34 5G Set to Hit Indian Markets at ₹10,999, Available for Purchase Starting January 17th

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 Motorola Unveils G34 5G in India, Marking its First Product Launch of 2024


Motorola has introduced the G34 5G in India, set to hit the market on January 17th through Flipkart and select retail outlets. This device, previously launched in China in December, arrives in two variants: 4GB RAM+128GB storage and 8GB RAM+128GB storage.

Variants and Pricing

Motorola offers the G34 5G in two configurations, differing in RAM and storage capacities. The 4GB RAM variant is priced at ₹10,999, while the 8GB RAM variant is available for ₹11,999. However, customers can benefit from a ₹1000 exchange bonus, bringing down the effective prices to ₹9,999 and ₹10,999, respectively.

The phone comes in three color options: Charcoal Black, Ice Blue, and Ocean Green.

Specifications

Display: The G34 5G features a 6.5-inch HD+ LCD display with a 120Hz adaptive refresh rate and a peak brightness of 580 nits.

Processor: Powered by the Snapdragon 695 SoC, coupled with the Adreno GPU for graphics.

Battery: Equipped with a 5000mAh battery weighing 179 grams, supporting 20W TurboPower charging (charger included).

Operating System: Runs on the latest Android 14, based on Motorola's My UX.

Connectivity: Boasts features like 5G, Wi-Fi 802.11, Bluetooth, FM radio, GPS/A-GPS, 3.5mm headphone jack, and a USB Type-C port.

Camera: The device sports a 16MP front camera for selfies and video calls, along with a dual rear camera setup featuring a 50MP primary sensor and a 2MP macro sensor.

Stay tuned for more updates and explore the possibilities with the Motorola G34 5G as it enters the Indian market in 2024!

Disclaimer: This is a publicly available information and we have just collected and made it easier to read!

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G34 5G Flipkart sale date

G34 5G 4GB vs. 8GB RAM comparison

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Snapdragon 695 SoC in G34 5G

G34 5G battery details and TurboPower charging

Android 14 on Motorola G34 5G





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