Motorola Moto G37 Power Launch: 7,000 mAh Battery & 120Hz Display

Market for lower-mid-range smartphones is heating up again with Motorola’s latest smartphone. For those who often complain about battery draining, this device might be the answer. Motorola officially introduced the Moto G37 Power, a phone that combines extreme durability with modern display technology. Motorola promises a longer user experience without needing to rely on a charger. With the specifications on offer, this device is ready to compete strongly in the affordable price segment, especially for users with high mobility. The main selling point of the Moto G37 Power lies in its massive battery capacity of 7,000 mAh. Motorola claims that a full charge can last up to three days under normal use. To support such capacity, 30W TurboPower charging technology helps speed up charging. Although in the entry-to-mid tier, Motorola does not cut visual quality. The Moto G37 Power features a 6.7-inch LCD display with a 120Hz refresh rate, providing smoother animations and scrolling. Interestingly, the display is protected by Gorilla Glass 7i. Furthermore, this phone offers durability with MIL-STD-810H certification. This military standard certification ensures the device body is more resistant to minor impacts and operation in extreme environmental conditions. The heart is powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 6400 chipset which already supports 5G connectivity. To support multitasking performance, RAM up to 8 GB (plus virtual RAM) and 128 GB internal storage are available. On the audio front, Motorola maintains a 3.5 mm audio jack and adds stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos technology. The Moto G37 Power debuted in the Indian market with a competitive price. The base variant is priced from ₹15,999, which converted to Indonesian Rupiah is around Rp2.6 million. As of now, information on official availability in the Indonesian market awaits further announcements from Motorola Indonesia. Note: Specifications and price are based on the global launch in India. Data is being validated for the availability of local Indonesian units. (Motorola, FoneArena, 91Mobiles, Gizmochina, NotebookCheck, Times of India/Z-10)