Lenovo announces three new Motorola Moto G phones for the Dutch market – Tablets and phones – News

Lenovo has announced three new Motorola Moto G phones. They all come from the Benelux. The most expensive is the Moto G200, a phone with a high-end soc in it. It should follow the Moto G100 from earlier this year.

With the new phones, many phones that were released earlier this year will immediately have successors. This applies to the Moto G100, which has been available in the Netherlands since April, but also to phones that came out later in the spring. Usually, Moto phones get a new version once a year.

For the Moto G phones, Lenovo promises one Android upgrade and two years of security updates. That is below the market average. The promise of three years of updates has also become common with midrange phones, while some brands offer support for longer than that.

The most expensive is the 449 euro Moto G200, equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 888+ soc. The phone is compatible with Motorola’s ReadyFor desktop mode, which allows users to use the phone with a customized interface on a larger screen. ReadyFor was new on the Moto G100 earlier this year.

In addition, the G51 5G and G31 will also be released in the Netherlands. Lenovo also announced the G71 and G41. Initially, Lenovo said that they would also be released in the Netherlands, but in the meantime the manufacturer says it is still unknown whether they will be released.