The Motorola Moto G
has finally been launched in India. For the first time, the company has
collaborated with an online retailer for a launch. Moto G will be
available exclusively on Flipkart, India's largest e-commerce website,
starting tomorrow, February 6.
If you're curious about the pricing, you'll be happy to know that
Motorola and Flipkart have done a brilliant job with it. The 8GB model
is priced at just INR 12,499 ($200) and the 16GB model is priced at INR
13,999 ($225), unlocked without any contract and inclusive of all taxes
and shipping charges. Considering the phone lacks expandable memory and
there is not much difference between the two prices, it makes sense to
go for the 16GB model.
It must be noted that the Moto G being sold in India is a dual-SIM variant, unlike the one sold in the US. The phone comes with Android 4.3 at launch and is said to get the 4.4 KitKat update in the coming weeks. This is a departure from the model sold elsewhere that is already running KitKat. It remains to be seen how quickly this model gets the software updates in future and if Motorola maintains the speed it has shown with the Moto X and Moto G in other markets.
For now, Flipkart has an exclusivity deal with Motorola to sell the Moto G in India but that may change in the near future.
8GB • 16GB
source/via : GSMArena
It must be noted that the Moto G being sold in India is a dual-SIM variant, unlike the one sold in the US. The phone comes with Android 4.3 at launch and is said to get the 4.4 KitKat update in the coming weeks. This is a departure from the model sold elsewhere that is already running KitKat. It remains to be seen how quickly this model gets the software updates in future and if Motorola maintains the speed it has shown with the Moto X and Moto G in other markets.
For now, Flipkart has an exclusivity deal with Motorola to sell the Moto G in India but that may change in the near future.
8GB • 16GB
source/via : GSMArena
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