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Motorola just announced the Motorola One Fusion+ launch for today, August 5.
The device, retailing for $400, has been previously available in India and Latin America, but will show up on North American shelves as a tempting mid-range smartphone.
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The One Fusion+ has a quad camera on the back, which combines a 64 MP sensor with an 8 MP ultrawide lens, a 5 MP Macro Vision sensor and a 2 MP depth sensor.
On the front, you get a 16 MP pop-up selfie camera, a standout feature for a mid-range smartphone, which means even more screen real estate – the phone has a 6.5-inch display.
Another mega-perk is also the battery, a 5,000 mAh one just like the Moto G Power, which means the One Fusion+ could go more than two days on a single charge.
There are 128 GB of storage and either 4GB or 6 GB of ram, depending on the variant.
Under the hood, Motorola’s cheaper option (the 5G-ready Motorola Edge is $500 for an early deal and will go up to $700 soon) is fitted with a Snapdragon 730 processor and runs Android 10.
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