Motorola has affordable E- series smartphones which are hugely popular among consumers. The last entrant to the lineup was the Moto E32s, which came with some impressive specs and low cost. Now it seems the company is ready to launch another E-series device, dubbed Moto E22i. The smartphone has been spotted on FCC and TDRA certification sites hinting at an imminent launch.
As initially spotted by MySmartPrice, a new Motorola smartphone dubbed Moto E22i has been TDRA and FCC certification sites. The device appeared on the TDRA website with the XT2239-19 model number and it has been registered under Lenovo. For the unversed, Lenovo is the parent company of Motorola.
The device has been spotted on the FCC website with multiple model numbers– XT2239-9, XT2239-20, and XT2239-17. The device will likely carry support for dual SIM cards since it has been listed with two IMEI numbers.
The FCC listing reveals that the E22i will support LTE connectivity, dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz), and Bluetooth. Further, it is listed to come with an adaptor, earphones, and USB cable. The in-box adaptor is registered for multiple countries like the US, EU, UK, AU, AR, IN, PRC, and Chile. This suggests the device will launch in various markets around the globe.
All in all, the listings for the device did not reveal any important information. The details about the Moto E22i are still pretty short. The moniker suggests that the smartphone will be launched in the entry-level segment. However, nothing is certain as of now. We hope to learn more details about it in the coming days.
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