When it comes to the budget segment, Lenovo-owned Motorola has a strong foothold in this category and there is a lot of faith on the brand. To maintain that, the company has now launched the Moto C Plus in India at Rs 6, 999. The handset is one of the first in the budget segment to run the Android 7.0 Nougat out-of-the boxMoto C Plus has a plastic body with a matte-finished removable back panel. Beneath it, the smartphone has the 4, 000mAh battery, two sim slots and a dedicated SD card slot. The volume rocker and power buttons are located on the right.
The front has three capacitive ( non-backlit) keys below the display, as well as an earpiece, a 2MP camera and an LED flash are placed above it. Flip it around and users will find an 8MP primary camera with LED flash. The USB and 3.5mm audio jack are placed on top of the device, unusual placement for a smartphone.