The Moto G7 might be arriving earlier than usual. The phone has been seen on the FCC’s website which has led us to believe that it might arrive early compared to the Moto G6.

The FCC certification doesn’t reveal key details save for the model number which is XT1965-2. There are no specifications or images attached too. However, we already know what the phone will look like thanks to leaked images and renders.

The Moto G7 will come with a mew MaxVision display (if they still want to call it that). The new display will have a waterdrop notch where the front-camera will be positioned. There will still be a bit of bezel at the bottom and at the top and the speaker will be a slit between the top bezel and the metal frame.

The Moto G7 will pack dual rear cameras and a dual LED flash in a redesigned circular housing. Beneath the camera setup is a fingerprint scanner with a Motorola logo. The Moto G7 will keep the audio jack and have a USB type-c port.

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Specs of the phone also leaked over a month ago. The phone will pack a 6.4-inch FHD+ screen, have an octa-core processor and will at least have a model with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage. It will also have a 12MP selfie camera, a 16MP + 5MP dual rear camera setup, and a 3500mAh battery. The leak also revealed it will run Android 9 pie out of the box.

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