Three of Motorola's Moto G7 series phones are already for purchase in the United States, but a fourth might make its debut in the country very soon. The most powerful mid-range handset launched by Motorola this year, the Moto G7 Plus is expected to land in the US via T-Mobile.
We don't have an official confirmation yet, but a phone with model number XT1965-T has just passed through the FCC (Federal Communications Commission), XDA Developers reports. The model number confirms this is the Moto G7 Plus and the “T” moniker suggests it will be picked up by T-Mobile.
As a matter of fact, the name of the carrier is mentioned in the general information page as well, so there's really no doubt that the Moto G7 Plus will be available through T-Mobile. Obviously, the smartphone might be picked by other carriers as well, but an unlocked version will also be launched.
The cheapest version of Moto G7 Plus is available in Europe for €300, but since the Moto G7 is selling in the US for $300, we expect the former to cost a bit more.
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