Motorola is all set to release its new Moto G7 series model anytime shortly, if we can trust numerous certification listings, including US FCC. There will be at least three phones, with another rumor and leaks suggesting even four – Moto G7, Moto G7 Power, Moto G7 Plus, and Moto G7 Play. The last one will be inexpensive and the least powerful which was just certified with the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC).

The Moto G7 Play with a model number Moto XT1952-1 will have the latest Android 9 Pie update, and this is all the certification listing gives us. We already saw the images of the device in real photos at the FCC – which have USB-C, microSD slot audio jack, a hybrid dual SIM slot, a fingerprint reader on the back along with the Moto dimple, the battery is revealed to be an unimpressive 2,820mAh and a single rare camera on both sides.

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If you worry more about internals, one of the photos from the FCC listing shows a Snapdragon 632 SoC on board which would be a welcome bump over the Snapdragon 430 in the current Moto G6 Play, coupled with Adreno 506 GPU. However, according to some renders, the G7 series will feature the waterdrop notch design on the front, but from the FCC photos, the G7 Play is likely staying with a quality rectangular screen without any cutouts for cameras and sensors whatsoever.

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