Motorola’s latest flagship has been unveiled as a powerhouse of a phone, and it is confirmed to be coming to the west.
Naturally, with such a combo, gaming comes to mind, and the X40 is certainly going to be quite capable. It will also display those capabilities through its 6.7” display, in a 1,080 by 2,400 resolution. The OLED panel also has HDR10+ support, while DC dimming eliminates screen flickering at lower brightness settings.
This time around, instead of the impressive 200MP of the X30, Motorola opted for a 50MP main sensor, set at 1/1.56”. Pixel size falls at 1.0µm, enabled for 4-in-1 binning. It also has OIS stabilization. The phone is confirmed to have Gorilla Glass Victus on its back, but we’re unclear if that is valid for the display too. We do know that the frame is made out of aluminum, and that the phone is IP68 certified,The Moto X40’s price sits at ¥3,999 for it’s base model , which can go up to ¥4,299 for the bulkiest variant, which comes with 12GB of RAM and 512GB of storage. Just to be clear, the USD prices are just for reference, and the phone is likely to cost more overseas.
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