Moto G85 5G Surfaces on Geekbench, May Arrive With This Snapdragon Chip

Moto G85 5G has surfaced on a benchmarking web site, which implies the corporate’s subsequent midrange G-series smartphone may debut quickly. The Lenovo-owned smartphone maker launched the Moto G84 5G in September 2023 and the handset’s successor may arrive with an upgraded Snapdragon chip constructed utilizing Qualcomm’s 4nm expertise. The Moto G85 5G will run on Android 14 out-of-the-box, based on the itemizing for the upcoming smartphone. It was beforehand noticed on a retail web site, giving fanatics an concept of what to anticipate by way of pricing.

A listing on the benchmarking web site Geekbench (via MySmartPrice) for the Moto G85 5G was not too long ago revealed, shedding mild on the successor to the Moto G84 5G. It reveals that the handset shall be outfitted with an octa-core processor with two efficiency cores clocked at 2.30GHz and 6 effectivity cores with a peak clock pace of at 2.02GHz.

The processor within the itemizing for the Moto G85 is codenamed “malmo” — this title doesn’t correspond to any present mannequin from the US chipmaker. It’s speculated that the handset shall be outfitted with the Snapdragon 4 Gen 3, which is but to be introduced by Qualcomm.

The Geekbench itemizing for the Moto G85 5G reveals the handset scored 939 factors within the single-core check and a couple of,092 factors within the multi-core check. These are barely higher than recent benchmarks for its predecessor that featured a Snapdragon 4 Gen 3 chip.

Motorola’s upcoming G-series smartphone will run on Android 14, based on the itemizing on Geekbench. It’s also proven to characteristic 8GB of RAM, however a latest report signifies that it’s going to additionally arrive in one other variant with 12GB of reminiscence, that was listed on a European retailer’s web site priced at EUR 300 (roughly Rs. 27,100). We are able to anticipate to listen to extra in regards to the Moto G85 5G within the coming weeks (or months — the corporate is but to announce plans to launch the successor to the Moto G84 5G) main as much as its debut.