The Samsung Galaxy A9 (2018) launched as the first phone with four cameras on its rear. Only a few quad camera phones have been released after it such as the Galaxy S10+ 5G and the Huawei P30 Pro. A new leak has revealed Motorola may be joining the trend soon as 3D renders and a 360° video of an unknown model have just been released on the web.
The source of these CAD renders and video is OnLeaks and he has partnered with CashKaro.com this time around. The Motorola phone has four sensors on its back arranged in two rows and two columns. All four cameras are placed on a raised plate which also has a Motorola logo. A dual LED flash sits beside the setup.
Not much is known about the configuration of the cameras but we know the primary camera is a 48MP sensor as it is engraved beside the setup. We won’t be surprised if one of the remaining three is an ultra-wide angle sensor while another has a telephoto lens for optical zoom.
[envira-gallery id=”244763″]The back of the phone is curved but doesn’t seem to be glass as it has a brushed metal appearance. There is no fingerprint scanner under the Motorola logo as the source says the phone has one under the display.
The front of the Motorola quad-camera phone is not as interesting. It has a waterdrop notch at the top but that doesn’t mean the bezels around the 6.2-inch AMOLED panel is devoid of bezels. The power button and volume rocker are on the right and the bottom of the phone is home to a 3.5mm audio jack and a USB type-C port. Surprisingly, there is no speaker grille at the bottom but there is one at the top.
The phone’s dimensions have also been provided. It will measure 158.7 x 75 x 8.8 millimeters. There is no info on its weight.
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The source says this will likely be a flagship phone that will take on the likes of the Galaxy S10 series, that is if it launches this year. Motorola is also expected to launch a foldable phone under the RAZR line later this year.
