Moto G14 Spotted on Bureau of Indian Standards Website: In January, Motorola introduced the Moto G13 smartphone to the global market, which subsequently arrived in India. The device is presently one of the most popular options in the country for less than 10,000 ($122) due to its bloatware-free user interface and impressive specifications. Now, it appears the company is developing a successor called the Moto G14, as evidenced by its appearance on the Bureau of Indian Standards website.
On the BIS website, the Moto G14 has been discovered bearing the model number XT2341-3. The smartphone’s identity was confirmed by its appearance on the TDRA certification website with model number XT2341-4 last week. While the listing does not disclose any specifications, it is reasonable to assume that the device will feature some improvements over its predecessor.
A potential upgrade to an FHD+ display from the present HD+ display could be a significant change for the Moto G14, despite the lack of official confirmation. This modification would make it comparable to devices like the Realme C55 that already offer this benefit. To gain an understanding of what to expect from the G14, let’s examine the Moto G13’s specifications.
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Moto G14 Spotted on Bureau of Indian Standards Website: Specifications
The Moto G13 features a 6.5-inch centred punch-hole LCD display with a resolution of 1600 x 720 pixels and a refresh rate of 90Hz. It utilises a MediaTek Helio G85 chipset. The Moto G13, which operates on Android 13, promises an upgrade to Android 14 and offers three years of security enhancements.
In terms of photography, it features a rear triple camera configuration with a 50MP primary camera, a 2MP macro lens, and a 2MP depth sensor. The sensor in the front camera is 8 megapixels. Dual SIM support, dual-band WiFi, Bluetooth 5.1, and GNSS are among the available connectivity options. The device’s battery has a capacity of 5,000 mAh and supports 10W charging.
