Motorola Makes the Moto G5 and Moto G5 Plus Available via Offline Market for Same Prices: Report

Finally, the news we’ve been waiting for is nearly official. Motorola is entering the offline market after its counterpart Xiaomi recently entered the space. The decision of Motorola to enter the offline market is not a surprising one at all because the Chinese brands such as Oppo, Vivo, and Gionee are doing an exceptional job in the offline space.

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However, there’s a slight disappointment with the Chinese vendor phones as they are overpriced. But Motorola is making sure to avoid the disappointment in the fans minds. Consider this example, the Vivo V5s sports an HD display, MediaTek chip, and a small battery as well. The device costs Rs. 18,990, which is a steep price tag bearing the mediocre specifications.

Nevertheless, Motorola is not making that mistake. The company earlier today announced the entry-level Moto C smartphone in India. Unlike Xiaomi; Motorola has kept the same pricing for both offline and online markets in India, reports Gadgets 360.

There’s no official confirmation from Motorola on the device’s availability in the offline market, but the report says that various dealers across the country have received the units of both the phones from Motorola.

The Motorola Moto G5 is priced at Rs. 11,999, whereas the Moto G5 Plus starts retailing at Rs. 14,999 in the offline market. Chinese smartphone vendor, Xiaomi who recently entered the offline market kept different prices in the offline and online market. For example, the Redmi Note 4 costs up to Rs. 14,999 for the 4GB of RAM variant and the same one costs Rs. 12,999 in Flipkart.