The Moto G9 Power is now official with a huge battery and low price

UPDATE: Shortly after Roland Quandt revealed the unannounced G9 Power in full, Motorola pulled the trigger and made the mid-end Android handset official, confirming all of the specs and features detailed below.

Additionally, we now know the Moto G9 Power does indeed come with a 2MP macro lens and 2MP depth sensor on its back alongside a main 64MP shooter. Tipping the scales at 221 grams and measuring 9.66mm in thickness, the hot new budget-friendly phone unsurprisingly packs a gargantuan 6,000mAh battery said to offer up to 60 hours of endurance on a single (fast) charge.

Impressively, the European price is set at an even lower than expected €199.99 for a 128GB storage variant, but unfortunately, Motorola is not making any US availability promises for the time being, merely announcing sales will expand to “selected countries” in Latin America, Middle East, and Asia “in the coming weeks.” Our original story follows below.

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Before moving to the Moto G10 family, however, you’d expect the Lenovo-owned company to complete the G9 lineup first, and that’s precisely what we think is about to happen any day now. Specifically, the big-battery Moto G9 Power is likely to be officially announced and commercially released at some point before Christmas after having many of its key specifications leaked last week.

Certified by multiple regulatory agencies around the world with an absolutely colossal 6,000mAh cell on deck not that long ago, the impending mid-ranger is today pictured for the first time by one of the most reliable leakers in the mobile industry. According to WinFuture’s Roland Quandt (translated here), the Moto G9 Power will be packing the same relatively humble Snapdragon 662 processor as the G9 Play instead of going up a notch to the slightly faster Snapdragon 665.

Speaking of notches, there won’t be one on the G9 Power, which shouldn’t come as a surprise for those familiar with the design of the early 2020-released G8 Power, aka Moto G Power. Interestingly, the hole punch screen is purportedly set to grow in size from 6.4 to 6.78 inches while losing in quality due to a resolution downgrade from 2300 x 1080 to 1640 x 720 pixels.

Clearly, Motorola wants to keep the price point as low as possible, and with the extra screen real estate and a battery capacity upgrade from 5,000 to 6,000mAh, the easiest way to do that must have been settling for an inferior pixel count.

The same cannot be said about the primary rear-facing camera, mind you, which is expected to go from 16 all the way up to 64 megapixels, while the selfie shooter should retain its 16MP count. The specs of the other two imaging sensors found on the back of the G9 Power are not etched in stone yet, but previous reports called for modest-sounding 2MP depth and macro lenses.

With a rear-mounted fingerprint reader, 4 gigs of memory, 128 gigs of internal storage space, and a more than respectable 20W charger included in the retail box as standard, the Moto G9 Power is tipped to cost €250 or so when it eventually goes on sale in Europe, which means its recommended price could be set at around $250 in the US… provided the phone is in fact headed that way.