CoreTech Pakistan brought a new Motorola phone to the market today. They call it the Motorola Moto G37 5G. It’s actually built around a Dimensity 6300 SoC and 4GB of RAM. This is meant to be an affordable handset with 5G support, and of course, it will be PTA-approved.
This newcomer has an IPS LCD with a 120Hz refresh rate. The panel itself is 6.67 inches at an HD+ 720p resolution. 1050 nits is the official peak brightness here. And somehow, it does run HDR content without being an AMOLED. Gorilla Glass 7i will guard the screen from scratches.
The built-in OS is Android 16. The Dimensity 6300 SoC should handle that system without breaking a sweat. This engine has a 2.4GHz boost clock, after all. And the GPU is a Mali G57 MC2, so it should run most of the graphics-heavy tasks just fine.
By the way, the Motorola latest 5G mobile has an IP64 rating, so minor water splashes and liquid spills won’t cause any damage. There’s even an MIL-STD-810H rating for durability. Cheap as this G37 is, it still has a strong enough build that won’t break easily.
The phone came to Pakistan with 128GB UFS 2.2 storage and 4GB RAM only. That’s physical memory, of course. Virtual expansion will take a chunk of your storage and turn it into RAM. But it doesn’t really guarantee any meaningful boost to multitasking.
The battery is nothing to write home about. Moto G37 5G has a basic garden-variety 5,200 mAh cell onboard that will recharge over a 20W wired input. There’s 6W reverse charging support here as well. The same goes for the camera.
They stick to a 50MP main camera on the G37’s back. It will do 2K 30 FPS videos. And the selfie camera is an 8MP sensor in a hole cutout. Yes, it does have two speakers and a side fingerprint ID. Motorola G37 5G’s official retail price in Pakistan is Rs 59,999.
