Images of Moto G5 & Moto G5 Plus leaked with design specific

The latest from Lenovo to join the wagon of smartphones are its much awaited Moto G5 and Moto G5 Plus. There are lot of image and specification leaks about the phones and gives us intricate details about the phones. The phones are scheduled to be launched on 26th February during the company’s event in MWC 2017. As per the rumours new case renders of both the phones are leaked and doing the rounds of internet.

Leaks on case renders

The case renders of Moto G5 and Moto G5 Plus are leaked from a case maker and are similar to the designs of both the phones. The case renders that are leaked reflect lot of body specifications of the phone. Both of the phones are expected to have a home button embedded fingerprint scanner on the front side. On the back side of the phone the rear camera is expected to be present like a circular camera panel. In both the phones the “M” logo representing the logo of Motorola phones is present on the back side beneath the rear camera. The leaked renders of both the phone shows specific design and exquisite outlook of the phones.

Specification leaks of the phones

There have been certain leaks about the specification of the phones as well. According to latest leaks the Moto G5 Plus is expected to sport a display screen of 5.5 inch in full HD along with 403 ppi density and may be powered by Snapdragon 625 processor. The phone is expected to be launched with Android 7.0 Nougat out of the box. As for the optics, the phone is expected to be sport a rear camera of 12-megapixel and front camera of 5-megapixel. The Moto G5 is expected to bear similar features to Moto G5 Plus but with reduction in certain features. In other words, Moto G5 Plus is likely to be more feature rich.

Conclusion

The Motorola phones are expected to be launched during MWC 2017 IN Lenovo’s event. Previously only silver colour variant image splashed all over the internet but now new leaked case renders also hint availability of Gold colour variant. The leaked case renders of the phones were first posted by Roland Quandt of winfuture.de on Twitter. It was later found by Techdroider, bearing lot of questions since then, until launch of the phones.