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✪ Motorola Moto G37 ✪

Motorola Moto G37
Last Time Update : 27 October, 2026
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$190 USD
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58,000 PKR
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₹17,000 INR
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✪ Motorola Moto G37 ✪

Motorola Moto G37
Quick Specs
Display
6.67 inchIPS LCD120 Hz
Processor
Dimensity 63002.4 GHz
RAM & Storage
4 + 128 GB
Rear Camera
50 MP
Front Camera
8 MP
Battery & Charging
5200 mAh20 W

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BASIC INFO
Mobile
Motorola Moto G37
Series
Moto G Series
Category
Mid-range
Release Date
15 May,2026
Year
2026
CONNECTIVITY
Sim
Nano-SIM + Nano-SIM
Network
4G / 4G+ / 5G
WiFi
Wi-Fi 5
Bluetooth
5.4
NFC
Yes / region dependent
OS
Android 16
BODY
Dimensions
166.2 x 76.5 x 7.8 mm
Build
si-polymer (eco leather) back, plastic frame
KG Weight
191 g
Screen Size
6.67 inch
Resolution
720 x 1604 pixels
Type
IPS LCD
Refresh Rate
120 Hz
Peak Brightness
1000 nits
Ram Memory
4 + 128 GB
Ram Type
LPDDR4X
Storage Type
UFS 2.2
SD Card
Yes
Variants
4 + 64 / 128 / 256 GB
MP
Rear Camera
50 MP
Front Camera
8 MP
RECORDING FPS
Main Recording
2K@30 FPS
1080p @ 60 FPS
Front Recording
2K @ 30 FPS
1080p @ 30 FPS
RESOLUTION
Main Resolution
8150 x 6150 pixels
ZOOM
D Digital Zoom
8 x
Stabilization
Digital
FLASH
Flash
LED Flash
Front Flash
Screen Flash
Capacity
5200 mAh
Fast Charging
20 W
Li Battery Type
Silicon-Carbon
REVERSE
Reverse Wired
6 W
AUDIO & SENSORS
Speaker
Dual Stereo Speaker
Fingerprint Sensor
Side Mounted
Other Sensors
– Proximity sensor
– Gyroscope
– Accelerometer
– Ambient light sensor
– Compass
– Fingerprint
BASIC INFO
Mobile
Motorola Moto G37
Series
Moto G Series
Category
Mid-range
Release Date
15 May,2026
Year
2026
CONNECTIVITY
Sim
Nano-SIM + Nano-SIM
Network
4G / 4G+ / 5G
WiFi
Wi-Fi 5
Bluetooth
5.4
NFC
Yes / region dependent
OS
Android 16
BODY
Dimensions
166.2 x 76.5 x 7.8 mm
Build
si-polymer (eco leather) back, plastic frame
KG Weight
191 g
Screen Size
6.67 inch
Resolution
720 x 1604 pixels
Type
IPS LCD
Refresh Rate
120 Hz
Peak Brightness
1000 nits
Processor
Dimensity 6300
Max Clock
2.4 GHz
Lithography
6 nm
GPU
Mali-G57 MC2
CPU Cores
8 Cores
Antutu v11
595 K
Antutu v10
405 K
Architecture
6 x 2 GHz: Cortex-A55
2 x 2.4 GHz: Cortex-A76
Ram Memory
4 + 128 GB
SD Card
Yes
Ram Type
LPDDR4X
Storage Type
UFS 2.2
Variants
4 + 64 / 128 / 256 GB
MP
Rear Camera
50 MP
Front Camera
8 MP
RECORDING FPS
Main Recording
2K@30 FPS
1080p @ 60 FPS
Front Recording
2K @ 30 FPS
1080p @ 30 FPS
RESOLUTION
Main Resolution
8150 x 6150 pixels
ZOOM
D Digital Zoom
8 x
Stabilization
Digital
FLASH
Flash
LED Flash
Front Flash
Screen Flash
Capacity
5200 mAh
Fast Charging
20 W
Li Battery Type
Silicon-Carbon
REVERSE
Reverse Wired
6 W
AUDIO & SENSORS
Speaker
Dual Stereo Speaker
Fingerprint Sensor
Side Mounted
Other Sensors
– Proximity sensor
– Gyroscope
– Accelerometer
– Ambient light sensor
– Compass
– Fingerprint

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Last Time Update : 27 October, 2026

Highlights & Review Of Motorola Moto G37

Display Highlights

The Motorola Moto g37 has a 6.67-inch, 720 x 1604 IPS LCD panel at 120Hz, while the itel Super S26 has a 6.78-inch, 1080 x 2436 AMOLED panel at 144Hz. Resolution is the defining gap in this group. The Motorola Moto g37 drives about 1.15 million pixels, against roughly 2.63 million on the itel Super S26 and the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus.

That works out to about 264 ppi for the Motorola Moto g37 versus 393 ppi for the other two. The ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G uses a 6.72-inch, 1080 x 2400 IPS LCD at about 392 ppi, so it also out-resolves the Motorola Moto g37 while costing PKR 55,000 against PKR 58,000.

Panel type splits the group in two. The itel Super S26 and Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus use AMOLED, while the Motorola Moto g37 and ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G use IPS LCD. On brightness, the itel Super S26 lists 4500 nits peak, 4.5 times the 1000 nits peak of the Motorola Moto g37.

The Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus lists 1300 nits in HBM mode, a different measurement from peak brightness, so it should not be read directly against those two figures. No brightness figure is listed for the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G.

For refresh rate, the itel Super S26 at 144Hz is 20% above the 120Hz of the other three. Prices are retailer prices checked on 27 October 2026: PKR 58,000 for the Motorola Moto g37 (new), PKR 60,000 for the itel Super S26 (new), PKR 55,000 for the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G (new), and PKR 58,000 for the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus (used).

Verdict: The itel Super S26 has the strongest display in this group, with the highest refresh rate and peak brightness listed alongside a Full HD+ AMOLED panel, while the Motorola Moto g37 is the weakest, since its HD+ IPS LCD costs PKR 58,000 and the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G offers Full HD+ for PKR 3,000 less.

Performance Highlights

The Motorola Moto g37 scores 595,000 AnTuTu (v11) on its Dimensity 6300, while the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G scores 640,000 AnTuTu (v11) on its Unisoc T760, a gap of about 8%. Version 11 is the only AnTuTu version all four phones share, so this comparison rests on it.

The Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus posts 575,000 (v11) on the Dimensity 7020, within 4% of the Motorola Moto g37, so those two are effectively level. The itel Super S26 trails at 500,000 (v11) on the Unisoc T7300, with the Motorola Moto g37 ahead of it by 19% and the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G by 28%.

All four chips are 6 nm with eight cores, so the differences come from core layout and clocks. The ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G is the only one with four performance cores (4 x 2.2GHz Cortex-A76). The Motorola Moto g37 has the highest clock, with two 2.4GHz Cortex-A76 cores.

The Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus and itel Super S26 both use two 2.2GHz Cortex-A78 cores, yet the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus is 15% ahead in v11, so core layout alone does not explain the spread. On graphics, the Motorola Moto g37 has a Mali-G57 MC2, the itel Super S26 a Mali-G57 MP2, the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G a Mali-G57 with no core count listed, and the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus an IMG BXM-8-256. No GPU benchmark is provided for any of them.

Only the Motorola Moto g37 and Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus have v10 scores, at 405,000 (v10) and 460,000 (v10) respectively. That puts the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus 14% ahead, which reverses the near tie seen in v11. The two versions cannot be ranked against each other. The missing v10 results for the itel Super S26 and ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G say nothing about their speed.

Retailer prices on 27 October 2026 are PKR 55,000 (new) for the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G, PKR 58,000 (new) for the Motorola Moto g37, PKR 58,000 (used) for the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus and PKR 60,000 (new) for the itel Super S26.

Verdict: The ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G has the highest AnTuTu v11 score (640,000) at the lowest price (PKR 55,000), the Motorola Moto g37 and Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus are level behind it, and the itel Super S26 is both the slowest and the most expensive.

Memory & Storage Highlights

The Motorola Moto g37 has 4GB of LPDDR4X RAM and 128GB of UFS 2.2 storage, while the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus has 12GB of LPDDR4X RAM and 256GB of UFS 2.2 storage, which is three times the RAM and double the storage.

The itel Super S26 and ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G both sit at 8GB RAM and 256GB storage. All four use LPDDR4X, so RAM type is not a differentiator. Capacity is, and the Motorola Moto g37 has half the RAM of the itel Super S26 and ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G and half the storage of all three rivals.

Storage speed separates the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G from the rest. It is the only phone here with UFS 3.1, a newer standard than the UFS 2.2 in the other three, which suggests faster app installs and file transfers on paper.

Expandability splits the group in two. The Motorola Moto g37 and itel Super S26 have a microSD slot, while the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G and Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus do not. For the Motorola Moto g37 the slot is the only way past 128GB in this configuration, and for the other two the 256GB on board is final.

Price per gigabyte of storage makes the gap concrete. Retailer prices on 27 October 2026 work out to about PKR 453 per GB for the Motorola Moto g37 (PKR 58,000, new), PKR 234 for the itel Super S26 (PKR 60,000, new), PKR 215 for the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G (PKR 55,000, new) and PKR 227 for the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus (PKR 58,000, used).

Verdict: The Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus has the most memory (12GB + 256GB), the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G has the fastest storage and the lowest cost per GB, and the itel Super S26 is the only rival that pairs 8GB + 256GB with a microSD slot, leaving the Motorola Moto g37 the weakest on capacity at PKR 58,000.

Camera Highlights

The Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus is the only phone here with named camera hardware: a 108MP Samsung HM6 main sensor and a 32MP Hynix HI-1631Q front sensor. The Motorola Moto g37, itel Super S26 and ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G list megapixel counts without sensor names, and none of the four lists aperture, sensor size, OIS or front autofocus. Buying confidence is therefore highest for the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus.

On resolution, the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus and ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G both carry 108MP main cameras, about 2.2 times the 50MP of the Motorola Moto g37 and itel Super S26. The itel Super S26, ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G and Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus share a 32MP front camera, four times the 8MP on the Motorola Moto g37. Megapixels alone do not decide image quality.

The Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus lists 3x optical zoom, the only phone here with an optical figure, though its sheet does not say which lens provides it. Digital zoom reaches 10x on the itel Super S26 and Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus, 8x on the Motorola Moto g37, and is not listed for the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G.

Video separates the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G, the only phone with rear 4K at 30fps. The other three top out at 2K at 30fps, and all but the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G add 1080p at 60fps on the rear. For selfie video, the itel Super S26 offers 2K at 30fps and 1080p at 60fps, the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus 1080p at 60fps, the Motorola Moto g37 2K at 30fps, and the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G only 1080p at 30fps.

Verdict: The Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus has the strongest camera package, with named 108MP and 32MP sensors, 3x optical zoom and 1080p at 60fps front video, while the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G is the pick for rear 4K video at PKR 55,000 and the Motorola Moto g37 is the weakest with a single 50MP rear camera and 8MP front camera.

Battery & Charging Highlights

The itel Super S26 carries the largest battery here at 6000mAh, but charges at only 18W. The Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus is the opposite, with the smallest cell at 4600mAh and the fastest charging at 100W wired. That is 30% less capacity than the itel Super S26 and 5.6 times its charging speed. The Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus is also the only phone with wireless charging, at 20W, and its battery is Li-Po.

The Motorola Moto g37 has 5200mAh and 20W wired charging, with a silicon-carbon battery that is the only one of its type in this group. It is also the only phone with reverse wired charging, at 6W. The ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G has 5000mAh and 33W on a Li-Ion cell, which is 65% faster than the Motorola Moto g37 and 83% faster than the itel Super S26. The Motorola Moto g37 and ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G are within 5% on capacity (5200mAh versus 5000mAh), so the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G’s faster charging is its practical advantage.

Retailer prices on 27 October 2026 are PKR 55,000 (ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G, new), PKR 58,000 (Motorola Moto g37, new), PKR 58,000 (Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus, used) and PKR 60,000 (itel Super S26, new).

Verdict: The itel Super S26 has the largest battery (6000mAh), the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus has the fastest and most complete charging (100W wired, 20W wireless), and the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G offers the best balance of capacity and speed at PKR 55,000, leaving the Motorola Moto g37 with the only reverse charging but the slowest mid-capacity setup at 20W.

Final Verdict

On a balanced weighting across display, performance, RAM and memory, camera and battery, the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus ranks first at PKR 58,000 (used), ahead of the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G at PKR 55,000 (new).

The Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus leads on RAM and memory (12GB + 256GB), camera (named 108MP and 32MP sensors, 3x optical zoom) and battery (100W wired, 20W wireless). The ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G leads on performance with 640,000 AnTuTu (v11).

The itel Super S26 wins the display category with its 144Hz AMOLED panel, but its 500,000 AnTuTu (v11) is the lowest in the group.

The Motorola Moto g37 finishes last and wins no category, since its 720 x 1604 panel and 4GB of RAM are bigger practical gaps than the benchmark spread suggests. Per rupee, the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus and ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G are level on value, with the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G offering new condition for PKR 3,000 less.

Bottom line: The Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus is the best all-round phone in this group, the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G is the better buy for anyone who wants a new phone at PKR 55,000, and the Motorola Moto g37 is the weakest option at PKR 58,000.

Ranking:

  1. Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus – PKR 58,000 (used)
  2. ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G – PKR 55,000 (new)
  3. itel Super S26 – PKR 60,000 (new)
  4. Motorola Moto g37 – PKR 58,000 (new)

Display Highlights

The Motorola Moto g37 has a 6.67-inch, 720 x 1604 IPS LCD panel at 120Hz, while the itel Super S26 has a 6.78-inch, 1080 x 2436 AMOLED panel at 144Hz. Resolution is the defining gap in this group. The Motorola Moto g37 drives about 1.15 million pixels, against roughly 2.63 million on the itel Super S26 and the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus.

That works out to about 264 ppi for the Motorola Moto g37 versus 393 ppi for the other two. The ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G uses a 6.72-inch, 1080 x 2400 IPS LCD at about 392 ppi, so it also out-resolves the Motorola Moto g37 while costing PKR 55,000 against PKR 58,000.

Panel type splits the group in two. The itel Super S26 and Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus use AMOLED, while the Motorola Moto g37 and ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G use IPS LCD. On brightness, the itel Super S26 lists 4500 nits peak, 4.5 times the 1000 nits peak of the Motorola Moto g37.

The Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus lists 1300 nits in HBM mode, a different measurement from peak brightness, so it should not be read directly against those two figures. No brightness figure is listed for the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G.

For refresh rate, the itel Super S26 at 144Hz is 20% above the 120Hz of the other three. Prices are retailer prices checked on 27 October 2026: PKR 58,000 for the Motorola Moto g37 (new), PKR 60,000 for the itel Super S26 (new), PKR 55,000 for the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G (new), and PKR 58,000 for the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus (used).

Verdict: The itel Super S26 has the strongest display in this group, with the highest refresh rate and peak brightness listed alongside a Full HD+ AMOLED panel, while the Motorola Moto g37 is the weakest, since its HD+ IPS LCD costs PKR 58,000 and the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G offers Full HD+ for PKR 3,000 less.

Performance Highlights

The Motorola Moto g37 scores 595,000 AnTuTu (v11) on its Dimensity 6300, while the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G scores 640,000 AnTuTu (v11) on its Unisoc T760, a gap of about 8%. Version 11 is the only AnTuTu version all four phones share, so this comparison rests on it.

The Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus posts 575,000 (v11) on the Dimensity 7020, within 4% of the Motorola Moto g37, so those two are effectively level. The itel Super S26 trails at 500,000 (v11) on the Unisoc T7300, with the Motorola Moto g37 ahead of it by 19% and the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G by 28%.

All four chips are 6 nm with eight cores, so the differences come from core layout and clocks. The ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G is the only one with four performance cores (4 x 2.2GHz Cortex-A76). The Motorola Moto g37 has the highest clock, with two 2.4GHz Cortex-A76 cores.

The Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus and itel Super S26 both use two 2.2GHz Cortex-A78 cores, yet the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus is 15% ahead in v11, so core layout alone does not explain the spread. On graphics, the Motorola Moto g37 has a Mali-G57 MC2, the itel Super S26 a Mali-G57 MP2, the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G a Mali-G57 with no core count listed, and the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus an IMG BXM-8-256. No GPU benchmark is provided for any of them.

Only the Motorola Moto g37 and Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus have v10 scores, at 405,000 (v10) and 460,000 (v10) respectively. That puts the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus 14% ahead, which reverses the near tie seen in v11. The two versions cannot be ranked against each other. The missing v10 results for the itel Super S26 and ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G say nothing about their speed.

Retailer prices on 27 October 2026 are PKR 55,000 (new) for the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G, PKR 58,000 (new) for the Motorola Moto g37, PKR 58,000 (used) for the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus and PKR 60,000 (new) for the itel Super S26.

Verdict: The ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G has the highest AnTuTu v11 score (640,000) at the lowest price (PKR 55,000), the Motorola Moto g37 and Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus are level behind it, and the itel Super S26 is both the slowest and the most expensive.

Memory & Storage Highlights

The Motorola Moto g37 has 4GB of LPDDR4X RAM and 128GB of UFS 2.2 storage, while the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus has 12GB of LPDDR4X RAM and 256GB of UFS 2.2 storage, which is three times the RAM and double the storage.

The itel Super S26 and ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G both sit at 8GB RAM and 256GB storage. All four use LPDDR4X, so RAM type is not a differentiator. Capacity is, and the Motorola Moto g37 has half the RAM of the itel Super S26 and ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G and half the storage of all three rivals.

Storage speed separates the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G from the rest. It is the only phone here with UFS 3.1, a newer standard than the UFS 2.2 in the other three, which suggests faster app installs and file transfers on paper.

Expandability splits the group in two. The Motorola Moto g37 and itel Super S26 have a microSD slot, while the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G and Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus do not. For the Motorola Moto g37 the slot is the only way past 128GB in this configuration, and for the other two the 256GB on board is final.

Price per gigabyte of storage makes the gap concrete. Retailer prices on 27 October 2026 work out to about PKR 453 per GB for the Motorola Moto g37 (PKR 58,000, new), PKR 234 for the itel Super S26 (PKR 60,000, new), PKR 215 for the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G (PKR 55,000, new) and PKR 227 for the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus (PKR 58,000, used).

Verdict: The Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus has the most memory (12GB + 256GB), the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G has the fastest storage and the lowest cost per GB, and the itel Super S26 is the only rival that pairs 8GB + 256GB with a microSD slot, leaving the Motorola Moto g37 the weakest on capacity at PKR 58,000.

Camera Highlights

The Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus is the only phone here with named camera hardware: a 108MP Samsung HM6 main sensor and a 32MP Hynix HI-1631Q front sensor. The Motorola Moto g37, itel Super S26 and ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G list megapixel counts without sensor names, and none of the four lists aperture, sensor size, OIS or front autofocus. Buying confidence is therefore highest for the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus.

On resolution, the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus and ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G both carry 108MP main cameras, about 2.2 times the 50MP of the Motorola Moto g37 and itel Super S26. The itel Super S26, ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G and Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus share a 32MP front camera, four times the 8MP on the Motorola Moto g37. Megapixels alone do not decide image quality.

The Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus lists 3x optical zoom, the only phone here with an optical figure, though its sheet does not say which lens provides it. Digital zoom reaches 10x on the itel Super S26 and Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus, 8x on the Motorola Moto g37, and is not listed for the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G.

Video separates the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G, the only phone with rear 4K at 30fps. The other three top out at 2K at 30fps, and all but the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G add 1080p at 60fps on the rear. For selfie video, the itel Super S26 offers 2K at 30fps and 1080p at 60fps, the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus 1080p at 60fps, the Motorola Moto g37 2K at 30fps, and the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G only 1080p at 30fps.

Verdict: The Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus has the strongest camera package, with named 108MP and 32MP sensors, 3x optical zoom and 1080p at 60fps front video, while the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G is the pick for rear 4K video at PKR 55,000 and the Motorola Moto g37 is the weakest with a single 50MP rear camera and 8MP front camera.

Battery & Charging Highlights

The itel Super S26 carries the largest battery here at 6000mAh, but charges at only 18W. The Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus is the opposite, with the smallest cell at 4600mAh and the fastest charging at 100W wired. That is 30% less capacity than the itel Super S26 and 5.6 times its charging speed. The Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus is also the only phone with wireless charging, at 20W, and its battery is Li-Po.

The Motorola Moto g37 has 5200mAh and 20W wired charging, with a silicon-carbon battery that is the only one of its type in this group. It is also the only phone with reverse wired charging, at 6W. The ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G has 5000mAh and 33W on a Li-Ion cell, which is 65% faster than the Motorola Moto g37 and 83% faster than the itel Super S26. The Motorola Moto g37 and ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G are within 5% on capacity (5200mAh versus 5000mAh), so the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G’s faster charging is its practical advantage.

Retailer prices on 27 October 2026 are PKR 55,000 (ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G, new), PKR 58,000 (Motorola Moto g37, new), PKR 58,000 (Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus, used) and PKR 60,000 (itel Super S26, new).

Verdict: The itel Super S26 has the largest battery (6000mAh), the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus has the fastest and most complete charging (100W wired, 20W wireless), and the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G offers the best balance of capacity and speed at PKR 55,000, leaving the Motorola Moto g37 with the only reverse charging but the slowest mid-capacity setup at 20W.

Final Verdict

On a balanced weighting across display, performance, RAM and memory, camera and battery, the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus ranks first at PKR 58,000 (used), ahead of the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G at PKR 55,000 (new).

The Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus leads on RAM and memory (12GB + 256GB), camera (named 108MP and 32MP sensors, 3x optical zoom) and battery (100W wired, 20W wireless). The ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G leads on performance with 640,000 AnTuTu (v11).

The itel Super S26 wins the display category with its 144Hz AMOLED panel, but its 500,000 AnTuTu (v11) is the lowest in the group.

The Motorola Moto g37 finishes last and wins no category, since its 720 x 1604 panel and 4GB of RAM are bigger practical gaps than the benchmark spread suggests. Per rupee, the Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus and ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G are level on value, with the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G offering new condition for PKR 3,000 less.

Bottom line: The Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus is the best all-round phone in this group, the ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G is the better buy for anyone who wants a new phone at PKR 55,000, and the Motorola Moto g37 is the weakest option at PKR 58,000.

Ranking:

  1. Infinix Note 40 Pro Plus – PKR 58,000 (used)
  2. ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G – PKR 55,000 (new)
  3. itel Super S26 – PKR 60,000 (new)
  4. Motorola Moto g37 – PKR 58,000 (new)

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Large 120Hz display
  • Long-lasting 5,200mAh battery
  • 5G connectivity support
  • 50MP OIS main camera

Cons

  • Low HD+ resolution
  • Only 4GB RAM
  • Slow 20W charging
  • No ultrawide camera
  • Weak gaming performance

Who Is It Best For?

Best For

  • Budget-conscious buyers
  • Basic daily tasks
  • Social media users
  • Battery-focused users
  • Wired-headphone users
  • First-time smartphone buyers

Not Best For

  • Hardcore mobile gamers
  • Photography enthusiasts
  • Fast-charging seekers
  • Heavy multitaskers
  • Sharp-display seekers
  • Zoom photography fans
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It has a 6.67-inch IPS display at 720 × 1604 resolution with a 120Hz refresh rate, up to 1,050 nits of peak brightness and Gorilla Glass 7i protection. Scrolling feels smooth and it’s bright enough outdoors, though the HD+ resolution isn’t as sharp as Full HD panels.

It uses a MediaTek Dimensity 6300 (some listings show the 6400) with 4GB of RAM, a Mali-G57 GPU and UFS 2.2 storage. It handles social media, streaming and casual games well. Heavy titles will need lower graphics settings.

It packs a 5,200mAh battery with 20W wired charging and 6W reverse charging. That’s comfortable all-day use for most people. The Indian box ships with only a 10W TurboPower charger, so a faster charger is worth buying

There’s a single 50MP f/1.8 rear camera that records 1080p at 60fps, plus an 8MP selfie camera. It’s a simple setup for daylight photos, selfies and video calls. Don’t expect extra lenses like an ultra-wide

It has an IP64 rating against dust and water splashes, and it’s MIL-STD 810H certified. It weighs 191g and is 7.8mm thick. That makes it a light, durable pick for daily use, but it isn’t meant to be submerged

Yes to all three: it has a 3.5mm jack, a microSD slot, NFC and stereo speakers. Those extras are getting rare at this price, and they suit anyone who wants wired audio and cheap extra storage.

It has 4GB of LPDDR4X RAM. Storage is UFS 2.2, with a microSD slot for expansion. Storage comes in 64GB, 128GB or 256GB, depending on region. That’s enough for daily apps and light multitasking, and the UFS storage keeps app loading quick
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