Feb 25, 2017 02:24 AM EST By Natalie Scott, UniversityHerald Reporter

Each year, the Lenovo-owned company Motorola strives hard to achieve perfection on their smartphones. Although Moto G4 is reportedly full of weaknesses and mediocrity, the promising Moto G5 will soon hit the store shelves to clear off predecessor's negative reviews. Read to know more about the smartphone's price and its second model!

Moto G5: Everything That Is Lovable

When it comes to picking out the right smartphone, consumers would first consider the amount of RAM, storage and the processor that fuels it. For this matter, Motorola believes that the upcoming Moto G5 will be the first on the buy list of every smartphone enthusiasts mainly because it will correct the many wrongs of Moto G4.

Since Moto G5 is expected to be the greatest Moto G phone ever, the device is said to sport a decent amount of RAM. According to Android Pit, since Moto G4 only sports 3GB of RAM and 64GB internal storage, the fifth generation is expected to brag a 4GB of RAM with 32GB of internal storage but this remains unconfirmed.

Furthermore, Moto G5 will be powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 430 SoC with 1.4 GHz clockspeed coupled with Adreno 505 GPU. The 5-inch display will have a screen resolution of 1080 x 1920 pixels, protected with Gorilla Glass 3, Phone Arena reported.

Other specs and features of Moto G5 also include a 2800 mAh battery and 128GB micro SD slot. Some of the features mentioned are fingerprint scanner, P2i nano coating that protects the internal part of the phone from rain and spills.

All About Moto G5 Plus

Recent leaks about Moto G5 Plus surface the internet The latest is all about the hardware specs of the phone that is said to have been spotted from GFXBench include a 3GB of RAM and 32GB internal storage, BGR reported.

Furthermore, Moto G5 Plus is expected to feature an aluminum body available in grey and gold colors. The two smartphones are expected to grace the Motorola booth in the upcoming Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain two days from now. 

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