Amazon listing and video show unannounced Moto Z4 smartphone

A listing on Amazon and a video from an Amazon customer show the Moto Z4, an unannounced smartphone from Lenovo-branded Motorola. The device has a Snapdragon 675-soc from Qualcomm and a single 48-megapixel camera on the back.

The Amazon listing has disappeared, but is still visible in the Web Archive. This shows that it is a phone with an OLED screen of around 100 square centimeters, with a size of around 14.7 x 6.8 cm. The screen has a diagonal of 6.4″ and a resolution of 2340×1080 pixels, with a small notch at the top for the front camera with a maximum resolution of 25 megapixels.

The phone has a single 48-megapixel camera on the back, presumably the Sony IMX586 that will be on many phones this spring. That is a 1/2 “sensor with pixels of 0.6 microns in size. The software makes 12-megapixel pictures of this, in which the software combines color information from four pixels. The soc is a Snapdragon 675 with Adreno 608 GPU. because, according to Qualcomm, that soc has an Adreno 612. There is no mention of the Adreno 608 on the Qualcomm site.

The new Moto smartphone has the speaker on top, and the USB-c port and 3.5mm jack can be found at the bottom. It was previously seen on renders from EvLeaks. On the back is also the connection for the Moto Mods, but the video from YouTube user JetFire007 shows that there is a gap visible between the edge of the housing and the edge of the mods. Lenovo has not yet announced the Z4. Amazon sold the US version of the phone for $500.