Motorola budget phones offer a good bounce for the ounce and it seems the upcoming Moto G14 will be no different. The smartphone has been making rounds on various certification sites recently, with FCC revealing a 20W charging speed. Now, a new report is hear to paint a more apparent picture of the Moto G14, revealing its design and major specifications.

Moto G14 to bring a familiar design, decent specs

The Tech Outlook has leaked the marketing images of the Moto G14. These images reveal the affordable phone will come with essentially the same design as its predecessor. We are talking about flat edges and a rectangular camera module on the back. This type of module is common among Motorola smartphones, featuring two camera sensors and an LED flash.

Being a budget model, the Moto G14 shows off a 3.5mm audio jack. There’s also a Dolby Atmos branding on the device on the top. You have the volume rockers and fingerprint-integrated power button on the right edge. Motorola will let you purchase the smartphone in blue, black, gold, and beige.

The leak also shares the specs of the Moto G14 in bits and pieces. You get a usual 5,000mAh battery unit that should support 20W charging. Powering the phone is an octa-core processor, probably one from MediaTek’s budget line. The chip is paired with 128GB storage. Connectivity options on the device may include 4G LTE, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC, and a USB-C port. Moto G14 should run Android 13 out of the box with My UX skin on top.

Currently, there’s no official launch date for the smartphone. It should be priced $150 and arrive next month or maybe in late July. We’ll keep you posted.

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