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Motorola Moto G77 Specs, Camera, Battery & Best Review (2026)
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✪ Motorola Moto G77 ✪

Motorola Moto G77 Specs, Camera, Battery & Best Review (2026)
Last Time Update : 11 August, 2026
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Quick Specifications

AMOLED

Display Type

Dimensity 6400

Processor

8+256 GB

Ram And Memory

108+ 8 MP

Camera

5200 mAh

Battery

30 W

Fast Charging

Full Specification

BASIC INFO
Mobile
Motorola Moto G77
Model
XT2621-4
Series
Moto Series
Category
Mid-range
Release Date
29 January,2026
Year
2026
CONNECTIVITY
Sim
Nano-SIM + E-Sim
Network
4G / 4G+ / 5G
WiFi
Wi-Fi 5 (802.11 a/b/g/n/ac)
Bluetooth
5.4
NFC
Yes
OS
Android 16
BODY
Dimensions
164.2 x 77.4 x 7.3 mm
Build
si-polymer (eco leather) back, plastic frame
KG Weight
182 g
Screen Size
6.78 inch
Resolution
1272 x 2772 Pixels
Type
AMOLED
Refresh Rate
120 Hz
Peak Brightness
5000 Nits
HBM Brightness
-
Processor
Dimensity 6400
Max Clock
2.5 GHz
Lithography
6 nm
GPU
Mali-G57 MC2
CPU Cores
8 Cores
Antutu v11
590 K
Antutu v10
460 K
Bootup Time
-
Architecture
2 x 2.5 GHz Cortex-A76
6 x 2.0 GHz Cortex-A55
Ram Memory
8+256 GB
Ram Type
LPDDR4X
Storage Type
UFS 2.2
SD Card
Yes
Variants
8+128 GB
8+256 GB
MP
Rear Camera
108+ 8 MP
Front Camera
32 MP
SENSORS
Camera Sensors
108 MP = Samsung HM6
Front Sensors
32 MP = Not Confirm
RECORDING FPS
Main Recording
2K@30 FPS
1080p @ 60 FPS
Front Recording
2K@30 FPS
1080p @ 30 FPS
RESOLUTION
Main Resolution
12,000 × 9,000 pixels
Front Resolution
6,532 × 4,899 pixels
ZOOM
Optical Zoom
-
D Digital Zoom
-
Stabilization
Digital
FLASH
Flash
LED Flash
Front Flash
Screen Flash
Capacity
5200 mAh
Fast Charging
30 W
Wireless Charging
No
Li Battery Type
Silicon-Carbon
REVERSE
Reverse Wired
No
Reverse Wireless
No
OTHER
Battery PC Marks
Not Confirm
Charging Time
Not Confirm
AUDIO & SENSORS
Speaker
Dual Stereo Speaker
Fingerprint Sensor
Front Finger
Other Sensors
– Proximity sensor
– Gyroscope
– Accelerometer
– Ambient light sensor
– Compass
– Fingerprint
Special Features

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BASIC INFO
Mobile
Motorola Moto G77
Model
XT2621-4
Series
Moto Series
Category
Mid-range
Release Date
29 January,2026
Year
2026
CONNECTIVITY
Sim
Nano-SIM + E-Sim
Network
4G / 4G+ / 5G
WiFi
Wi-Fi 5 (802.11 a/b/g/n/ac)
Bluetooth
5.4
NFC
Yes
OS
Android 16
BODY
Dimensions
164.2 x 77.4 x 7.3 mm
Build
si-polymer (eco leather) back, plastic frame
KG Weight
182 g
Screen Size
6.78 inch
Resolution
1272 x 2772 Pixels
Type
AMOLED
Refresh Rate
120 Hz
Peak Brightness
5000 Nits
HBM Brightness
-
Processor
Dimensity 6400
Max Clock
2.5 GHz
Lithography
6 nm
GPU
Mali-G57 MC2
CPU Cores
8 Cores
Antutu v11
590 K
Antutu v10
460 K
Bootup Time
-
Architecture
2 x 2.5 GHz Cortex-A76
6 x 2.0 GHz Cortex-A55
Ram Memory
8+256 GB
SD Card
Yes
Ram Type
LPDDR4X
Storage Type
UFS 2.2
Variants
8+128 GB
8+256 GB
MP
Rear Camera
108+ 8 MP
Front Camera
32 MP
SENSORS
Main Camera Sensors
108 MP = Samsung HM6
Front Camera Sensors
32 MP = Not Confirm
RECORDING FPS
Main Recording
2K@30 FPS
1080p @ 60 FPS
Front Recording
2K@30 FPS
1080p @ 30 FPS
RESOLUTION
Main Resolution
12,000 × 9,000 pixels
Front Resolution
6,532 × 4,899 pixels
ZOOM
Optical Zoom
-
D Digital Zoom
-
Stabilization
Digital
FLASH
Flash
LED Flash
Front Flash
Screen Flash
Capacity
5200 mAh
Fast Charging
30 W
Wireless Charging
No
Li Battery Type
Silicon-Carbon
REVERSE
Reverse Wired
No
Reverse Wireless
No
OTHER
Battery Life PCMark
Not Confirm
Charging Time
Not Confirm
AUDIO & SENSORS
Speaker
Dual Stereo Speaker
Fingerprint Sensor
Front Finger
Other Sensors
– Proximity sensor
– Gyroscope
– Accelerometer
– Ambient light sensor
– Compass
– Fingerprint
Special Features

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Highlights & Review Of Motorola Moto G77

Display Review:

The Motorola Moto G77 features a 6.78-inch AMOLED display with a sharp 1272 x 2772 pixel resolution, a 120Hz refresh rate, and a claimed 5,000 nits peak brightness, the highest brightness figure in this comparison. At PKR 93,000, it holds its own against pricier rivals on paper, though the claimed brightness should be treated cautiously since it’s rarely sustained outside brief HDR highlights.

The Infinix Note 60 (PKR 95,000) uses a similar 6.78-inch AMOLED panel at 1.5K resolution but pushes refresh rate further to 144Hz, and backs its brightness claim with both a 4,500 nits peak and a genuinely useful 1,600 nits HBM rating, a figure Motorola hasn’t disclosed for the Motorola Moto G77

The Vivo V50 (PKR 100,000), the most expensive phone here, opts for a 6.77-inch Quad Curved AMOLED at FHD+ resolution with 120Hz, matching the Motorola Moto G77refresh rate but trailing on peak brightness at 4,500 nits and 1,300 nits HBM. The Honor X9c (PKR 95,000) rounds out the group with a 6.78-inch 1.5K AMOLED, also at 120Hz, and a confirmed 4,000 nits peak brightness.

Verdict: On refresh rate, the Infinix Note 60’s 144Hz stands out as the smoothest option here. On resolution, both the Note 60 and Honor X9c’s 1.5K panels edge out the Moto G77’s slightly lower pixel density. The Moto G77’s advertised 5,000 nits peak brightness is the highest number on paper, but without a confirmed HBM rating like its rivals, buyers should weigh that claim carefully rather than assume it translates to noticeably better everyday outdoor visibility.

Processor Review:

The Motorola Moto G77 runs on the MediaTek Dimensity 6400, a 6nm chipset with two Cortex-A76 cores at 2.5GHz and six Cortex-A55 cores at 2.0GHz, paired with a Mali-G57 MC2 GPU, scoring around 590K in AnTuTu v11. At PKR 93,000, this is the weakest processor in the comparison by a wide margin.

The Infinix Note 60 (PKR 95,000) uses the Dimensity 7400 Ultimate, a 4nm chip with four Cortex-A78 cores at 2.6GHz and four Cortex-A55 cores at 2.0GHz paired with a Mali-G615 MP2 GPU, scoring roughly 950K on AnTuTu v11, a substantial jump over the Moto G77 in both CPU and GPU headroom.

The Vivo V50 (PKR 100,000) goes further still with the Snapdragon 7 Gen 3, built on 4nm with a 2.63GHz Cortex-A715 prime core and an Adreno 720 GPU, crossing the one million mark on AnTuTu v11, the strongest performer in this group by a clear margin. The Honor X9c (PKR 95,000) uses the older Snapdragon 6 Gen 1, also 4nm, with four Cortex-A78 cores at 2.2GHz and four Cortex-A55 cores at 1.8GHz paired with Adreno 710, scoring in the 500K-600K range on AnTuTu v10, roughly comparable to or slightly behind the Moto G77 depending on the exact benchmark version used.

Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 +86%
1025251
vs
Dimensity 7400
956756
vs
Dimensity 6400
550018

Verdict: The Moto Motorola Moto G77 with Dimensity 6400 is clearly outmatched here, with both the Infinix Note 60 and Vivo V50 offering significantly more raw power at similar or slightly higher prices. The Honor X9c sits closer to the Motorola Moto G77 tier, though its older Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 doesn’t offer a decisive advantage either. Buyers who prioritize performance and gaming headroom should strongly consider the Vivo V50 or Infinix Note 60 over the Moto G77.

Ram & Memory Review:

The Motorola Moto G77 offers 8GB RAM and 256GB storage as its main configuration, also available in 8+128GB, using LPDDR4X RAM and UFS 2.2 storage with microSD support. At PKR 93,000, it’s the only phone in this comparison that still supports memory card expansion, a genuine advantage for buyers who rely on external storage.

The Infinix Note 60 (PKR 95,000) steps up the RAM technology with 8GB of LPDDR5X, a newer and faster standard than the Moto G77’s LPDDR4X, though it pairs this with the same UFS 2.2 storage across its 128GB and 256GB variants, and drops microSD entirely.

The Vivo V50 (PKR 100,000) offers the highest ceiling in this group, reaching 12GB RAM and 512GB storage in its top configuration, still on LPDDR4X and UFS 2.2, with lower 8+128GB and 8+256GB options also available, but no expansion slot.

The Honor X9c (PKR 95,000) similarly tops out at 12GB RAM, using the newer LPDDR5 standard, paired with storage up to 512GB, though it also lacks microSD support.

Verdict: For raw RAM capacity, the Vivo V50 and Honor X9c both offer up to 12GB, well ahead of the Moto G77’s 8GB ceiling, and the Honor X9c’s LPDDR5 memory is technically the fastest here alongside the Infinix Note 60’s LPDDR5X. Buyers who need more onboard RAM should look at the V50 or X9c, while those who value expandable storage should stick with the Moto G77.

Cameras Review:

The Motorola Moto G77  , 8+256GB at PKR 93,000 uses a 108MP main camera with a confirmed Samsung HM6 sensor, paired with an 8MP secondary camera (sensor unconfirmed) and a 32MP front camera with an undisclosed sensor. Notably, Motorola’s own spec sheet does not list an aperture value or OIS for the main camera, only digital stabilization, so buyers should treat low-light and handheld video performance as unverified until independent reviews confirm it. Rear video tops out at 2K 30fps, with 1080p reaching 60fps; front video is capped at 2K 30fps.

The Infinix Note 60 with 8+256GB (PKR 95,000) offers a 50MP main camera at f/1.6 with OIS, the brightest aperture and only stabilized main sensor among the sub-95,000 rivals here, though Infinix does not disclose the sensor brand. It pairs with an 8MP f/2.2 ultrawide and a 13MP f/2.2 front camera. Rear video reaches 4K 30fps with 1080p up to 120fps, well ahead of the Moto G77’s frame rate ceiling.

The Honor X9c 12+256GB (PKR 95,000) uses a confirmed 108MP Samsung-class sensor at f/1.8, 1/1.67″ in size with OIS and PDAF, matching the Moto G77’s megapixel count but with a verified, stabilized sensor. It adds a 5MP f/2.2 ultrawide and a 16MP f/2.5 front camera. Rear video reaches 4K 30fps with 1080p at 30/60fps; front tops out at 1080p 30fps.

The Vivo V50 12+256GB (PKR 100,000) leads this group with a 50MP OmniVision OV50E main sensor at f/1.88 with OIS, plus a 50MP Samsung ISOCELL S5KJN1 ultrawide and a 50MP Samsung ISOCELL S5KJN1 front camera, both with autofocus and Zeiss tuning. All three cameras confirm 4K 30fps video.

For everyday photography, the Moto G77 is the weakest hardware in this group, lacking a confirmed aperture or OIS on its main sensor. The Honor X9c offers the strongest same-tier alternative with a verified, stabilized 108MP sensor at the identical PKR 95,000 price.

Verdict:  Vivo V50 remains the overall camera leader if the higher price is acceptable.The Moto G77’s camera specs carry too many unconfirmed details to compete confidently.

Battery Review:

The Motorola Moto G77 8+256GB at PKR 93,000 packs a 5,200mAh silicon-carbon battery with 30W wired charging, no wireless charging, and no reverse charging in either direction.  30W it is the slowest charging system in this comparison by chipset design alone.

The Infinix Note 60 8+256GB (PKR 95,000) offers a larger 6,500mAh battery with 45W wired charging plus 30W wireless charging, 10W reverse wired, and 5W reverse wireless charging, giving it the most versatile charging package of the group and a meaningful edge over the Motorola Moto G77 single-mode 30W setup.

The Honor X9c with 12+256GB (same 95,000 PKR) uses the largest capacity here at 6,600mAh silicon-carbon, with 66W wired charging and reverse wired support, though no wireless charging. DXOMARK’s lab testing measured the X9c reaching 80% charge in about 42 minutes, putting it well ahead of the Motorola Moto G77 unconfirmed, slower 30W system.

The Vivo V50 12+256GB (PKR 100,000) has a 6,000mAh battery with 90W wired charging, the fastest charging speed in this comparison, reaching 0-100% in roughly 55 minutes per independent testing, though it has no wireless or reverse charging.

Across the board, the Moto G77 is the weakest performer on paper: smallest realistic charging speed, no wireless or reverse charging, and no confirmed charge-time data to verify real-world performance. Every rival offers either a larger battery, faster charging, or both, at the same or only slightly higher price.

Verdict: The Infinix Note 60 offers the best overall battery package here, combining strong capacity with wireless and reverse charging. The Moto G77 falls behind on every measurable charging metric and lacks transparency on its actual charge time, making it the weakest choice in this group for battery performance.

Final Verdict :

Motorola Moto G77 8+256GB at PKR 93,000 struggles to keep pace with its rivals. On display, its 5,000 nits peak brightness claim looks strong on paper, but the lack of a disclosed HBM rating leaves it unverified, while the Infinix Note 60 backs its numbers with a confirmed 1,600 nits HBM and a smoother 144Hz panel at just PKR 95,000.

On performance, the Motorola Moto G77’s Dimensity 6400 is the weakest chip here, trailing the Note 60’s ~950K AnTuTu v11 and the Vivo V50’s one-million-plus score by a wide margin, with only the Honor X9c’s older Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 sitting in a similar tier.

On memory, the Motorola Moto G77 8GB LPDDR4X and confirmed microSD support is its one clear structural advantage, since the Note 60 and V50 both lack expandable storage, though the Honor X9c’s 12GB LPDDR5 offers more raw multitasking headroom.

On camera, the Motorola Moto G77 108MP Samsung HM6 sensor has no confirmed aperture or OIS, leaving it behind the Honor X9c’s verified f/1.8 OIS setup at the identical 95,000 PKR price, and well behind the V50’s dual 50MP Zeiss-tuned cameras.

On battery, the Moto G77’s 5,200mAh, 30W setup with no wireless or reverse charging and no published charge time is the least competitive package in the group, while the Note 60 offers the most versatile charging and the Honor X9c the fastest confirmed speed at 66W.

Taken together, the Infinix Note 60 is the strongest overall rival at a modest PKR 2,000 premium over the Moto G77, leading on display, performance, and battery versatility. The Honor X9c is the closest same-tier alternative to the Moto G77 on raw processing power, but pulls ahead decisively on camera transparency and charging speed at the same PKR 95,000 price. The Vivo V50 remains the outright performance and camera leader for buyers willing to spend the extra PKR 7,000.

Bottom line: At PKR 93,000, the Moto G77’s only real strength is microSD expansion; buyers seeking better all-round value should look to the Infinix Note 60 or Honor X9c at a similar price, or the Vivo V50 if budget allows.

Ranking (Best to Worst Overall):

  1. Vivo V50 — Strongest performance, best camera hardware, fastest charging; justifies its higher price for buyers who can stretch the budget.
  2. Infinix Note 60 — Best all-round value at a near-identical price to the Moto G77; wins on display, performance, and battery versatility.
  3. Honor X9c — Matches the Moto G77’s price tier but offers a verified, stabilized camera and dramatically faster charging; held back only by an older chipset.
  4. Motorola Moto G77 — Weakest processor, unconfirmed camera specs, no wireless or reverse charging, and an undisclosed charge time; microSD support is its only clear win.

Pros And Cons of Motorola Moto G77

Pros of Mobile

  • Big AMOLED display 📱 (6.78″ AMOLED, 120Hz)
  • Large battery capacity 🔋 (5200mAh)
  • High-res main camera 📸 (108MP sensor)
  • Water splash resistant 💧 (IP64 rating)
  • Rugged build certified 🛡️ (MIL-STD-810H)

Cons of Mobile

  • Mid-range chipset ⚙️ (Dimensity 6400)
  • Weak secondary camera 📷 (only 8MP ultrawide/macro)
  • No wireless charging 🔌 (wired 30W only)
  • Heavier phone weight ⚖️ (182g)
  • Base RAM limited 💾 (8GB entry variant)

Best For - Not Best For

Best For

  • Battery-focused users 🔋
  • Streaming and media 🎬
  • Casual photography 📸
  • Budget-conscious buyers 💰
  • Outdoor durability seekers 🏕️

Not Best For

  • Mobile gamers 🎮
  • Pro photographers 📷
  • Wireless charging fans 🔌
  • Flagship performance seekers 🚀
  • Lightweight phone lovers ⚖️

Trailer And Unboxing of Motorola Moto G77

Disassembly Or Teardown And Gaming Test of Motorola Moto G77

Camera Test Motorola Moto G77

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Honor x9c
infinix note 60
tecno camon 50 pro
vivo v50

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Faisal Rehman is the founder and editor of FSL Specs, where he publishes in-depth smartphone specifications, comparisons, buying guides, and technology insights. With extensive experience in mobile hardware research and technical analysis, he provides accurate and up-to-date information on Android smartphones, processors, displays, cameras, batteries, performance benchmarks, and software features. His goal is to simplify complex specifications and help readers choose the right device with confidence.

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The Motorola Moto G77 8GB+256GB variant is priced at PKR 93,000 in Pakistan. An 8GB+128GB variant is also expected, offering a more affordable storage option for lighter users.

The Moto G77 runs on the MediaTek Dimensity 6400 with a Mali-G57 MC2 GPU, scoring around 590K on AnTuTu v11. This is a mid-tier chipset suited to casual and moderately demanding games, but heavy gamers may need to lower graphics settings for smoother performance in graphics-intensive titles.

No, the Moto G77 does not support wireless charging. It relies on 30W wired charging only, with no reverse wired or reverse wireless charging support either.

The Moto G77 is equipped with a 5,200mAh silicon-carbon battery, one of the larger capacities in its price bracket, which should comfortably support a full day of browsing, streaming, and social media use. Motorola has not published an official 0-100% charging time for the 30W charger.

The Moto G77 features a 108MP main camera using a confirmed Samsung HM6 sensor, paired with an 8MP secondary camera and a 32MP front camera. Aperture and OIS details for the main camera have not been disclosed by Motorola, so image quality in low light remains unverified. Rear video tops out at 2K 30fps, with 1080p reaching 60fps.

The Moto G77 ships with 8GB of LPDDR4X RAM and 256GB of UFS 2.2 storage in its primary variant, with an 8GB+128GB option also expected. The RAM type is a standard mid-range choice, offering a reasonable balance of multitasking performance and power efficiency.

The Moto G77 carries an IP64 rating, offering protection against dust and splashing water from any direction, though it is not rated for full submersion. It is also certified to MIL-STD-810H military-grade durability standards for drop and shock resistance.

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