The most powerful Motorola phone, with a 300-Mpx camera, is with a data sheet

Having a little one-week wait due to the international situation, Motorola has finally presented its new high-end mobile, the long-awaited X30 Pro, a mobile that, at least on paper, can be difficult to use in the business.

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The X30 Pro, a similar model to the foldable Razr 2022, also present today, is a non-conventional mobile, or at least everything a mobile can in comparison to the 200-MP camera and the 200-MP camera and the hardware the same powerfully power.

Moto X30 Pro features.

processor and memory.

Snapdragon 8+ gen 1
12 GB of memory.
Internal storage: 256 GB.

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Size: 6.67 inches.
Resolution: 2400 x 1080 pixels.
The naive rate is 144Hz.
Technology: IPS.

Rear camera

Main: 200 MP ISOCELL HP1 with f/1,95 aperture.
A wide angle: 50 MPx with an aperture of f/2.2.
A f/1.6 aperture (10 MPx): a f/1.6 aperture.
Another LED flash.

Front camera

Resolution: 60 MP, f/2.1 aperture.

Autonomy

Battery: 4500mAh.
Insanity: 125W.
You can pay for wireless charging: 50 Watts.

Dimensions and weights are important.

Dimensions: 161,7 x 75,5 x 8,39 mm.
Weight: 288 grams.

Operating system

Android version: Android 12:00.

A 200 MP camera.

With the Moto X30 Pro, it looks like Motorola did the rest. All of the components that were used are some of the best we were able to find in the market; there doesn’t seem any aspect where their very lack is. As the test goes on, whether this spec sheet is a good mobile, but no one can accuse Motorola of not delivering the best it can.

We have a great example in the main camera with the highest quality sensor. This type of figure rarers, especially when many manufacturers focus on other topics, such as algorithms to improve photo quality. Motorola instead uses a Galaxy Note sensor with more megapixels than we can, but that makes more sense than it sounds.

The key is to use the new technologies called ChameleonCell. These two puzzles come together for the pixel-binning of a single piece of data from the same number of pixels, for example, a grid of 22 pixels which turns one piece into a single one; it makes sense in low light scenes, and it doesn’t matter that much the most logically-able sensors aren’t available on high-resolution sensors.

The great new feature of ChameleonCell is that the camera can switch between settings automatically depending on the brightness of the scene. You can take 200MB images in bright light, but if it’s necessary, you could switch to 22 or 44 pixels, up to a effective resolution of 12,5 MP. It’s less resolution, but by return, the photos should be more vivid. The secondary cameras, as well as their ability to catch an image, rarely feature 50 pixels wide and 12×12 pixels telephoto lens, along with an incredible 60-megapixel selfie camera.

Powerful hardware

The Motorola 8+ Gen 1 that we already see in all high-end mobiles is a feature that is committed to a very quick charging program, which allows the mobile to recharge 125 W. And if you want a battery that’s just fine for a month, it’s just a matter of minutes to recharge the 4,500mAh battery and it costs just 19 minutes to recharge.

The screen could be the most amazing of the mobile, given the use of IPS instead of the usual AMOLED, although the design is also very interesting and there is no sign that we were facing a stupid situation. At least, the positive point of the screen is the refresh rate of 144 Hz, where the usual 100 Hz rise.

The Motorola Pro will initially be available in China for $8.99 and $3.99 per second. Around 530 dollars, the 12GB + 256GB version of the 4199 yuan ($664) and the 12GB + 512 GB version of the 4400 yuan ($549,497). This is a very low price and we’ll no doubt expect this figure to increase once it launches in Europe. If it fails, the key will be to know how much it will cost. This Moto X30 is a cheaper alternative to other brands.