Price and other details of Motorola’s ‘shatterproof’ Moto X Force leaked

Price and other details of Motorola’s ‘shatterproof’ Moto X Force leaked

 
Moto X Force is apparently the final name of a handset codenamed Bounce which had surfaced via leaks not too long ago. Said to be ‘shatterproof,’ this device is expected to be launched this December at an equivalent price of CNY 4000, according to a new leak.
That’s around $630 or Rs 41800 in terms of US dollars and Indian rupees, which definitely puts it in the big league. The Moto X Force moreover, also has the specs to justify that high retail value.
We’re guessing it will be granted an MIL-STD rating in order to suit its shatterproof tag. Along with leaking this Motorola device’s photographs, regular leakster has also disclosed that it will come fitted with a 5.43-inch Quad HD display.
Moto X Force White
The device has also been revealed to feature a 21MP rear camera and a 5MP front snapper, with both of them offering flash modules for low-light imaging. A 2GHz octa core Snapdragon 810 processor will be powering it from within, taking assistance from 3GB of DDR4 RAM. 32GB or 64GB will be its storage options, with microSD card slots present on both these choices.
Leaked specs of the Motorola Moto X Force at a glance:
– Display: 5.43-inch, Quad HD resolution
– OS: Android 6.0 Marshmallow
– Processor: 2GHz octa core Snapdragon 810
– GPU: Adreno 430
– Memory: 3GB RAM, 32GB/64GB storage (expandable)
– Cameras: 21MP rear, 5MP front
Moto X Force Black
If you look closely at the leaked images of the Moto X Force, you’ll notice an unusual placement of its bottom speaker grill which has been split in two. It is believed that the gap in between the two grills is actually meant to house a fingerprint scanner.
More details about Motorola’s ‘shatterproof’ Moto X Force are expected to keep popping up as we lead up to its supposed December launch; so stay tuned.

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