A new variant of the Motorola Moto E32 model debuted in India. How was it priced and how does it differ from the previously known one?
Motorola has joined the not-so-glorious group of manufacturers who clone models. In this case, it was the budget model from the Moto E series. The smartphone Motorola Moto E32 has been around for some time available in Europe - but with a different specification than the Motorola Moto E32 which appeared in India. What are the differences? The most important is the processor: the European version has Unisoca, and the Indian one has MediaTek Helio G37. There are also different cameras and even the appearance of a smartphone. The Indian variant has an 8-megapixel selfie camera, while on the back we find only a 50-megapixel main camera and a 2-megapixel background blur. The model from India is offered with LPDDR4x 4 GB and eMMC 5.1 64 GB memories at a price equivalent to EUR 130. For comparison, the European Moto E32 costs 149 euros.
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However, smartphones also have common features. One of them are 6.5-inch IPS screens with HD + resolution and 90 Hz refresh rate, and the next - 5000 mAh batteries. However, the European model loads faster than the Indian one - 18 vs. 10 W. Both smartphones feature mini jacks, triple card slots (DualSIM and microSD), as well as fingerprint readers and face recognition. There is also a hydrophobic coating. The Indian model has an almost pure Android 12 with a 2-year warranty, and its housing is available in two colors. By clicking on the link you can compare the specifications of both Moto E32 versions


