Motorola will be hosting a launch event in China tomorrow (August 2) to unveil the Moto Edge X30 Pro and Razr 2022. According to certifications, the company may announce yet another phone called Moto S30 Pro (XT2243). This device has been now spotted on Geekbench.

A few days back, almost entire specs of the upcoming Moto S30 Pro leaked via TENAA. Now, the smartphone has appeared on Geekbench revealing its chipset.

TENAA listings don’t describe the name of the chip and neither does Geekbench. But we can get the exact configuration of SoCs from the latter to find out their names. Hence, now we know that the forthcoming Moto S30 Pro with model number XT2243 will be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 Plus chipset.

For the unaware, this is the same chip that’s found inside the Moto Edge S30. Though their names sound somewhat similar, the two phones are different in terms of features.

As per TENAA, the Motorola Moto S30 Pro will arrive with a 6.55-inch OLED display with a resolution of 2400 x 1080 pixels (FHD+). The handset may have a dual-camera system on the rear with support for up to 8K video recording and will boot Android 12.

The device will come with 8GB/12GB/16GB RAM and 128GB/256GB/512GB storage. It will be backed by a 4,270mAh battery and 3C says that it will carry support for 68.2W fast wired charging.

The smartphone will measure 158.4 x 71.9 x 7.6mm in dimensions and weigh 170 grams. Last but not least, it will be available in black, gold, blue, white, cyan, red, silver, and gray color options. 

The Motorola Moto S30 Pro is expected to release outside mainland China as Motorola Edge 30 Fusion.

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