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Details about Motorola’s smartphone plans for 2017 have been leaking for a little while, but it looks like the company held a private event recently… and it’s led to some pretty informative new leaks.

Evan Blass shares one of the best to date: a look at the entire Motorola 2017 smartphone lineup.



A single picture provides an overview of the company’s new phones as well as a brief description of where they fit into the lineup. Previous leaks flesh out some of the details, but we’ll probably have to wait a little longer for official prices, release dates, and confirmation of all of the new phones’ features.

But here’s a brief run-down of what’s coming this year from Motorola, arranged from top-of-the-line to entry-level:

  ♦ Moto Z Force – MotoMod support, Gigabit LTE, and a shatterproof display

  ♦ Moto Z Play – 5.5″ smartphone with support for MotoMods

  ♦ Moto X – 5.2 inch phone with dual cameras, metal and glass construction (may actually be called the Moto X4)

  ♦ Moto gS+ – Mid-range 5.5″ phone with dual cameras and full HD display

  ♦ Moto gS – 5.2 inch version with a full metal body

  ♦ Moto E Plus – 5.5 inch, 720p display and a 5,000 mAh battery

  ♦ Moto E – 5 inch phone with a 720p display (and a smaller battery)

  ♦ Moto C Plus – 5 inch, 720p phone with a 4,000 mAh battery)

  ♦ Moto – Motorola’s new 5 inch entry-level smartphone

If previous reports are accurate, the new Moto C will have an 854 x 480 pixel display, 1GB of RAM, 8GB of storage, a 2,350 mAh battery, and a 32-bit processor, which makes it the kind of dirt cheap phone that prepaid wireless carriers sell for as little as $20.

The Moto C Plus, meanwhile, is expected to have twice as much storage and memory, a 64-bit CPU, a bigger battery and a higher-resolution display, which could make it the new entry-level phone-to-beat… unless you want an even bigger battery, in which case there’s the Moto E Plus.

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