The Motorola Moto E series is quite popular in the budget segment and the next device to join the lineup is the Moto E13. The handset was recently spotted on the Geekbench website with a Unisoc processor. Now, folks at MySmartPrice have shared some detailed renders of the Moto E13.

Moto E13 is expected to launch soon in the Indian market as the brand’s latest budget smartphone. It will likely come with a capable camera, a decent display, and sufficient battery life. While Motorola has not revealed any details about the device, the leaked renders provide us with a good idea of what it will look like.

As can be seen in the renders, the device has a rectangular camera module with two circular rings. However, there’s only a single camera and the other cutout is for the LED flash. This is something we’ve seen on a lot of mid-range and budget smartphones launching in 2022. In the center, there’s the Motorola batwing logo.

The rear panel is curved and since this handset is budget-oriented, it will likely have a plastic back. On the right side of the device, there are the power and volume buttons. While the left edge carries the SIM tray. There is a USB Type-C port, a speaker grille, and a microphone cutout at the bottom.

The entry-level smartphone features a waterdrop notch display with thick bezels around the screen. It has an unsightly chin. Budget smartphones usually come with a 3.5mm headphone jack but that’s not the case with Moto E13.

As mentioned, the phone recently appeared on Geekbench with an ARM Unisoc T606 processor. The SoC has eight cores clocked at 1.61GHz. The benchmarking site reveals the smartphone will have 2GB of RAM and will run Android 13 out of the box.

RELATED:

• Motorola ThinkPhone Spotted In More Images Along With Key Specifications
• Moto S30 Pro Pantone Edition Goes On Sale In China For The Price Of 2,699 Yuan ($387)
• Motorola unveils revised list of devices getting the Android 13 update
• Xiaomi 13 Series Flagship Smartphone’s Global Launch Teased By CEO Lei Jun

The post Moto E13 Design Renders Emerge appeared first on Gizmochina.