Motorola Razr 2 has passed TUV Rheinland certification which also shows the battery capacity for the smartphone.
Motorola will launch Motorola Razr 2 on 9 September, and now the Motorola Razr has passed the TUV Rheinland certification showing the battery smartphone the. Reporting from Gizchina (18/8), smartphone It flaunts the XT 2071 model number with four different variants, including XT 2071-2, XT 2071-3, XT 2071-4, and XT 2071-5.
It is known that all these variants are supported by two batteries with different materials indicating the model numbers LS30 and LS40. The LS30 battery has a battery capacity of 1255 mAh, while the LS40 battery, has a rated capacity of 1453 mAh. So the Motorola Razr is likely to be equipped with a battery with a capacity of around 2800 mAh.
Rumored smartphone it will also have 18W fast charging support. This is an improvement over the previous 15W fast charging. Previously there were patents showing smartphone will display a screen that can be folded and will have a sensitive side to the user’s touch.
Unknown screen has lateral touch band consisting of several sensors capable of connecting 20 different functions. This includes the introduction of 20 different gestures. Rumored Motorola Razr 2 will be powered chipset Qualcomm Snapdragon 765G, which is collaborated with 8GB RAM and 256GB internal memory.
Expected smartphone it will also feature a 6.2-inch flexible internal P-OLED display, and an outer secondary display measuring 2.7 inches. For the camera, the Motorola Razr 2 will be equipped with a 48MP rear camera and camera selfie 20MP resolution. This is an improvement from where before smartphone equipped with a 16MP rear camera and camera selfie 5MP resolution.
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