A new Moto G model has arrived which is making the series a little crowded. The Moto G32 will launch first in select European markets with an MSRP of € 210, remember that number. The phone will also be distributed in India and Latin America “in the coming weeks”.
Motorola Moto G32 in mineral gray, satin silver and rose gold
Returning to the price: that’s exactly how much the Moto G42 cost at launch. The related Moto G52 launched at € 250, the same price as the Moto G62 5G. Do you understand what we mean by crowded? These phones not only cost the same, but are quite similar. Well, the G32, G42 and G52 are, however, all powered by the same Snapdragon 680.
That chipset tends to outperform the Helio G85 (which is powered by the Moto G31) in CPU tasks and falls behind in GPU power. Note that the new G32 has 4 / 64GB and 6 / 128GB memory configurations while the G42 only offers 4GB of RAM.
There are other reasons why you might want to pick the new Moto G32. For starters, it has a 6.5-inch (FHD + resolution) LCD with a 90Hz refresh rate, the G42 has a 6.4-inch AMOLED with a 60Hz refresh rate.
Then there’s the battery – all three phones have a capacity of 5,000mAh, but only the newer G32 and the more expensive G52 support 30W fast charging. You can think of the G32 as a cheaper version of the G52 with LCD display.
We say this because all three phones (well, all four if you include the Moto G62 5G) have the same camera setup. This means a 50MP main module with a small 1 / 2.76 ”sensor (0.64 µm pixels), plus an 8MP 118 ° ultra wide-angle camera and a 2MP macro module on the back. On the front, a perforated 16 MP selfie cam (with a Quad Bayer filter). Regardless of chipset limitation or not, video capture is limited to 1080p @ 30fps.
The Moto G32 is available in single and dual SIM versions. In both cases there is a dedicated space for a microSD card. It goes without saying that this is a 4G phone. Additional connectivity includes Wi-Fi 5 (ac), Bluetooth 5.2 and NFC. The USB-C port is wired for 2.0 speeds only.
The audio setup is good enough for an affordable mid-range ranger, there’s a 3.5mm headphone jack and two speakers to boot, plus an FM radio receiver.
The phone measures 161.8 x 73.9 x 8.5mm and weighs 184g. The shell has a water-repellent design and is available in three colors: Mineral Gray, Satin Silver and Rose Gold.
Note that the retail package varies by country. There may or may not be a charger, protective case, or headset. You have a USB-C cable, a SIM ejector and some guides as standard.
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