Moto G47 Power Specs: 7,000mAh Battery, 108MP Camera and UK Price

The Moto G47 Power’s defining change is its 7,000mAh battery: Motorola has increased capacity from the 5,200mAh cell in the regular Moto G47. That makes the Power model a more battery-focused option, while its 120Hz screen and 108-megapixel main camera keep the rest of the package aimed at everyday use. The trade-offs are a 720p-class display and a single memory configuration with 4GB of RAM.

Price and availability

The Moto G47 Power has gone on sale in selected countries. Its listed price is GBP 299.99, or around Rs. 38,000, for the sole configuration: 4GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. The phone comes in Pantone Nautical Blue, Pantone Capri, and Pantone Impenetrable.

Motorola has not provided pricing or availability details for other regions, including India. The GBP price and approximate rupee conversion therefore describe the announced offer, not a confirmed price for buyers in India. Anyone comparing the phone across markets will need to wait for local details before judging how it stacks up against other mid-range options.

A big battery, with 30W charging

The 7,000mAh battery is the clearest reason to choose the Power over the standard Moto G47, whose capacity is 5,200mAh. That is a sizable increase on paper, but the source provides no battery-life test results, so it doesn’t establish how many hours the phone lasts in real use. Screen brightness, mobile reception, app use, and other day-to-day conditions will all affect endurance.

Wired charging is rated at 30W with TurboPower, and the phone can also deliver 6W reverse charging. Those figures describe the supported charging rates; they don’t specify how long a full charge takes or whether a charger is included in the box. For buyers who value fewer charging stops, the larger capacity is the headline feature, while the charging rates offer useful context for topping it up.

The phone measures 166.23 x 76.50 x 8.89mm and weighs 215g. Those dimensions and weight matter alongside the battery capacity: this is a substantial handset, so buyers who prefer a lighter or more compact phone may find its size a more significant trade-off than the battery is a benefit.

Display and performance

The 6.67-inch LCD has a resolution of 720 x 1,604 pixels and refreshes at up to 120Hz. A high refresh rate can make supported scrolling and motion appear smoother, but it doesn’t change the resolution. The panel is HD+, which is a practical compromise on a screen this size: the listed specifications favor smooth refresh and a large viewing area over a sharper image.

Motorola lists peak brightness of up to 1,050 nits and includes Water Touch technology, which is intended to keep the screen responsive when wet. The display is protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 7i. The specifications don’t include brightness measurements from testing, so the 1,050-nit figure should be read as the stated maximum rather than a guarantee of how bright the whole panel will look in every situation.

A 6nm MediaTek Dimensity 6300 processor handles computing, paired with 4GB of LPDDR4X RAM. Storage is 128GB using UFS 2.2, and a microSD card can expand it by up to 1TB. That expandable storage gives buyers room for more files and media, while the fixed 4GB RAM configuration means there’s no higher-memory option listed for people who want extra headroom for multitasking.

Camera details and software

The rear camera setup combines a 108-megapixel main sensor with an f/1.7 aperture and a 2-megapixel macro camera. Motorola lists up to 3x zoom without pixel loss for the main camera. The front camera is 8 megapixels. These are hardware specifications; the source doesn’t include sample photos, image-quality assessments, or details about how the zoom performs in different lighting, so the megapixel count alone can’t settle how the cameras compare in practice.

The G47 Power runs Hello UI based on Android 16 and supports two nano-SIM cards. The source doesn’t give a software-support timeline or detail additional Android features, leaving update commitments as an open question for buyers considering long-term use.

Motorola also lists IP64 dust and water resistance and MIL-STD-810H certification. These ratings add context to the phone’s build, but the supplied specifications don’t describe particular test conditions or promise protection in every situation. The clearest buying decision remains the balance between a much larger battery and a large, 215g handset with a 720p-class display.

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