Motorola Moto G71 and 51 with 5G support will be available by the end of this month

Motorola is apparently preparing for its G series after the recent unveiling of the affordable Moto E40, as news of the Motorola G Pure had previously been leaked and now the Moto G71 (Moto G 71) and Moto G51 also joined it. Be with Chicago.

The Moto G71 has recently been spotted in the FCC file. This phone uses the model number XT2169-1, which was previously associated with the code name “Corf” and G71. The G71, which will be launched using the 5G network, is a dual-SIM device that supports N5 (N5), N7 (N7), N66, N77 and N785 G bands.

The specs list also comes with the MC300 series charger as well as the NG50 battery, which has a capacity of 5,000 mAh.

The Moto G71 will reportedly have NFC and potentially a 3.5mm jack as well, as the FCC file mentions the Motorola MH191 headphones, which will likely come with the phone. As for the other smartphone, the Motorola Moto G51, which recently appeared in Gig Bench, without revealing much information about it, most likely from the Snapdragon 750G Qualcomm mobile platform chip with 4GB of RAM and Android operating system. 11 will be on store shelves.

There is not much information about the possible release date yet, but their release date should not be too long because it is likely that we will see the introduction of G51 and G71 by the end of this month.