The Moto E6 series is expected to be launched as a successor to the Moto E5 from last year. The Moto E series is filled with budget models and the Moto E6 isn’t going to be an exception. The renders of the Moto E6 has now been shared by 91 Mobiles which claimed to have had an exclusive look at the renders.
The render shows the next-gen E series phone won’t have the camera hump that has been a regular on previous models over the past few years. The device is also shown to pack a single rear camera placed at the top-right corner, with LED flash placed just below. Although the device is expected to have an 18:9 aspect ratio display, the renders show the device will have thick bezels around the display. The bezels even appear to be thicker than those of the Moto E5.
The device misses out on the fingerprint sensor and even appears to come with a removable plastic back. Since there is no SIM tray cutout, the SIM card and MicroSD cards will likely be loaded through the back panel and as such, the battery will also be removable. The device packs its volume rockers and power buttons on the right side of the display while there is a 3.5mm headphone jack at the top edge.
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The Moto E6 is expected to be powered by a Snapdragon 430 SoC. The chipset may be paired with 2GB of RAM while there will be 16GB and 32GB storage options, both expandable. The device will also sport a 5.45-inch HD+ display, a 13MP f/2.0 SK53L6 rear camera and a 5MP f/2.0 S5K5E9 selfie camera. It will also launch with Android 9 Pie. There’s no word yet on when the E6 will be launched.
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