Motorola Moto G77 Power: Specs, Design and July 8 Launch

If lugging a power bank behind your phone feels like a second job, Motorola might have an answer next week. Flipkart accidentally pulled back the curtain on the Moto G77 Power, and the teaser reads like a manifesto for all-day use: bigger battery, a smooth 120Hz screen and a camera setup that aims straight for versatility.

The headline: a huge 7,000mAh battery paired with a 6.72-inch FullHD+ 120Hz display. For context, the regular Moto G77 shipped with a 5,200mAh cell, so this is a substantial jump. What we don’t know yet is charging speed — that detail is conspicuously absent from the listing — but a 7,000mAh pack changes how you plan your day more than any marketing line ever could.

Flipkart’s promo also confirms the display will be protected by Gorilla Glass 7i, which suggests Motorola expects users to keep the handset unbothered by daily knocks. The screen size and refresh rate point to a device that balances media consumption and efficiency, especially for buyers who value smooth scrolling and longer screen-on time without paying flagship prices.

Camera hardware looks pragmatic: a 50MP main sensor (listed as Sony LYTIA 600), an 8MP ultrawide, and a 32MP front camera for selfies. Those specs read like the recipe for a reliable mid-range shooter — not hyperbolic flagship photography, but dependable results across common lighting scenarios.

On software and upgrades, Motorola appears to be keeping pace: the Moto G77 Power ships with Android 16 and is slated to receive Android 17. The chipset remains a mystery in the listing, so performance claims will have to wait until the full announcement on July 8.

Design-wise, the phone leans into tactile appeal. Flipkart shows a vegan leather rear offered in three Pantone-curated colors — a touch that gives the device personality without resorting to garish finishes. Practical touches survive as well: stereo speakers, a 3.5mm headphone jack, Dolby Atmos and Hi-Res Audio support, plus MIL-STD-810H certification for a bit of rugged credibility.

Motorola first introduced the Moto G77 line in January; this Power variant looks like the endurance model aimed at users who prize battery life above raw horsepower. Pricing and exact availability were withheld on the promo page, but the full specs and official price will be revealed when Motorola flips the switch on July 8.

Curious if a 7,000mAh phone is the new normal or simply the start of a niche trend? Either way, next Wednesday should clear a lot of the fog.