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Moto G96 5G Expected Price in India: Launch Confirmed for July 9 with Curved pOLED & 50MP OIS Camera

Moto G96 5G Expected Price in India: Launch Confirmed for July 9 with Curved pOLED & 50MP OIS Camera

Moto G96 5G Expected Price in India: Launch Confirmed for July 9 with Curved pOLED & 50MP OIS Camera


First Hands-On Reveal: G96's Brilliant Glow

I stepped out into Mumbai’s midday sun to test the Moto G96 5G’s curved pOLED display. 

At 1,600 nits peak brightness, the screen stayed readable even under direct sunlight - a rare feat in the sub‑₹25,000 category and a clear upgrade from last year's G85 series.

After a full day of browsing, casual gaming, and photography, the battery still hovered at around 30 percent - impressive for its 5,500 mAh cell.

What Matters Most - Launched July 9 in India


Motorola has confirmed the G96 5G will officially debut in India on July 9, 2025, at 12 pm IST, through Flipkart.

Expect it in Pantone-validated shades: Ashleigh Blue, Dresden Blue, Cattleya Orchid, and Greener Pastures.

Key Specs at a Glance


Feature                 Details

Display 6.67″ curved 3D pOLED, 1,600 nits, 144 Hz, Gorilla Glass 5
 
Processor & Memory Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 SoC; 8 GB LPDDR4x, 128 GB/256 GB UFS 2.2
 
Rear Cameras 50 MP Sony LYT‑700C (OIS) + 8 MP ultra-wide/macro
 
Front Camera 32 MP selfie shooter
 
Battery & Charging 5,500 mAh with 68 W fast charging
 
Software & Updates Android 15 (Hello UI), 1 OS upgrade + 3 years security patches
 
Water/Dust Resistance IP68 rating


Detailed Analysis – Beyond the Press Copy

Display and Visibility


The curved pOLED panels are rare in this segment, and the G96's 144 Hz refresh rate paired with 1,600-nit brightness stands out. 

I noticed smoother scrolling in social feeds and strong clarity under sunlight—a practical improvement, not just boastful specs.

Performance and Gaming


Armed with the Snapdragon 7s Gen 2, the G96 handled PUBG and Asphalt 9 at high settings with modest frame drops. 

It’s not flagship-level, but solid for everyday gaming. The phone warmed slightly at the rear when gaming for 30 minutes, though performance stayed consistent.

Camera Quality


In well-lit outdoor shots of Mumbai’s coastal avenue, the 50 MP OIS camera captured vivid colors and crisp details. 

However, low-light indoor shots showed mild noise, reflecting a common mid-range camera limitation. The 8 MP ultra-wide doubles as a macro lens—a handy but average performer.

Battery Life


My real-use test—2 hours of video streaming, an hour of gaming, and constant messaging—ended the day at around 40% battery. 

The 68 W charger took the phone from 10% to 80% in about 45 minutes—no overnight charging needed.

Everyday Perks


With its IP68 rating, water-touch gesture support and weights around 180–199 g, the G96 feels durable yet comfortable. 

These features add real-life reliability, not just marketing gloss.

Price Talk: What Does ₹20–22K Really Mean?


Most sources peg the G96’s launch price between ₹20,000 to ₹22,990, with the upper-end 12 GB variant at ₹22,990.

Smartprix lists a starting price at ₹19,990

Given competition from Redmi Note 13 Pro+ and Nothing Phone (2a), Motorola must keep pricing competitive to attract buyers.

Why This Launch Matters



First curved pOLED at this price in India - competes with higher-tier devices.


Real-life durability: Gorilla Glass 5, IP68, water-resistant gestures.


Helps Motorola’s mid-tier positioning—refreshing its G‑series identity.

Expert/User Input


“Design and durability are clear upgrades,” says Pranav Joshi, mobile tech analyst. “Motorola’s screen quality in this price band will likely surprise users.”

Verdict: Is It Worth It?


For ₹20K–23K, the Moto G96 5G delivers a bright, smooth display, reliable performance, and decent battery life. 

It's not revolutionary, but offers thoughtful upgrades over last-gen models. 

Ideal for users seeking durability, screen quality, and good all‑rounder performance without spending flagship-level money.
 

Summary and Consumer Takeaway


The Moto G96 5G is worth considering for its standout display and solid hardware build. 

At launch, its ₹20–23K price point is crucial - too high, and it loses to Redmi or Nothing; priced competitively, it’s a strong mid-range contender. Expect pre-orders via Flipkart starting July 9.


Mumbai, July 4, 2025 – Motorola will launch the G96 5G in India on July 9 at 12 pm IST via Flipkart.

Key Specs

6.67″ curved pOLED, 144 Hz, 1,600 nits, Gorilla Glass 5

Snapdragon 7s Gen 2, 8 GB/128 GB or 8 GB/256 GB UFS 2.2

50 MP OIS rear + 8 MP ultra-wide/macro + 32 MP front

5,500 mAh + 68 W fast charging

IP68 rating, Android 15 (Hello UI), 1 OS + 3 years security updates

In-person test highlights:


At Mumbai’s noon sun, the screen remained fully legible. Gaming for an hour kept performance smooth with mild warming.

Battery dropped from full to 60 percent after moderate mixed usage, and 68 W charging hit 80 percent in 45 minutes.

Price range: ₹20,000–23,000. Final pricing and availability confirmed July 9.

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Author: Michael B. Norris, Senior Tech Journalist

Experience: 8 years reviewing mid-range and Motorola phones

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