Motorola’s bonkers ‘Frontier’ flagship with 200MP camera is reportedly ‘almost finalized’
Hardcore Motorola fans excited to see the Lenovo-owned brand returning to the Android flagship arena with a (relatively affordable) bang may not want to hurry and order the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1-powered Edge+ (2022) as soon as it goes on sale stateside.
That’s because another high-end smartphone might already be right around the corner, and at least on paper, this looks even more impressive than the stylus-supporting model also known as the Edge 30 Pro internationally.
But it’s crystal clear that “Digital Chat Station” is talking about the device that we’ve come to refer as the Frontier, especially with said insider also corroborating the ultra-advanced specifications of this fast-approaching bad boy.
Based on multiple such leaks and predictions, we can be all but certain now that the Motorola Frontier spec sheet will include a 6.67-inch FHD+ curved OLED screen with silky smooth 144Hz refresh rate support, a centered hole punch housing a 60MP selfie shooter, an absolutely insane-sounding 200MP (or 194MP) primary rear-facing camera, and a 4,500mAh battery equipped with blazing fast 125W wired charging and 50W (or at the very least 30W) wireless charging capabilities.
While “almost finalized” could mean one of many different things, with any phone going through a range of development and production stages that can take anywhere between a few weeks and a few months, something tells us the “Frontier” is really not that far on the horizon.
If we were to hazard a guess, we’d probably expect Lenovo to unveil both this hot new Motorola flagship and its own-brand Halo gaming phone at some point by June.
Described as a “savior model” today, the 6.67-inch Lenovo Halo was itself rendered back in January, and now some of its key specs are also corroborated by a second trusted source, seemingly including a flat 144Hz OLED display, 16MP front-facing camera, 50MP main shooter on the back, and a 5,000mAh battery supporting 68W charging speeds. Also, a 4nm-based SM8475 chipset that may or may not be called Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 Plus.
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