Motorola’s series of Moto G phones began as mid-range budget gadgets, and for quite a while, they were probably the most ideal options accessible (particularly in the United States). After some time, the Moto G lineup has moved more to the very good quality, and the quantity of Moto G phones each year appears to double. The Mogo G Pure showed up last month as a super-cheap $160 phone, followed by the Moto G Power this month, and presently another model has been uncovered.

Motorola reported a handful of new Moto G phones today, and the best of the bunch is the Moto G200 5G. The phone is apparently expected as a sequel of the Moto G100, which was just released in March and shown up in the United States in July. The Moto G200 changes out the G100s Snapdragon 870 chipset for the faster Snapdragon 888 Plus, and furthermore dump the headphone jack found on the last model. Thanks, Motorola.

The Moto G200 is likewise delivery with Android 11, despite the fact that Android 12 has now been accessible for a month. Motorola likewise didnt notice anyplace in its declaration the number of Android upgrades the Moto G200 will get. Essentially you get 33W fast charging, however is superior to Google’s Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro.

Motorola is additionally including its Samsung DeX-like desktop environment in the Moto G200, which is called ‘Ready For.’ The organization said in its declaration, “this versatile platform lets you expand your phone to a larger screen for a more immersive experience. And it’s so easy to use – Ready For offers multiple ways to connect, whether it’s wired, wirelessly, or via your PC. This means you have the freedom to catch up on your favorite TV show from anywhere without having to log in, knock out a big work presentation using your phone like a computer with Ready For Mobile Desktop, create content on the fly with advanced subject tracking, or get a more immersive gaming experience by bringing it to any TV or display for a console-like experience.”

Motorola will sell the phone for 449.99 in Europe, and it will show up in “selected markets across Latin America” sooner or later. There’s additionally a product page for the phone on Motorola’s UK site, yet no cost is listed.