Motorola G8 images show a display with no notch or punch hole

Recent Motorola models have switched between notches and punch holes for their selfie cameras, but something else is on the horizon – the Moto G8, which will most likely have a pop-up selfie camera.

Check out these two images below, posted by @evleaks. There’s no selfie camera, not even an earpiece, just a uniform bezel on the top and the sides. However, the bottom bezel is thicker than expected.

It’s early for a new G-series phone – the Moto G7 lineup was announced in February this year. The G6 before it came out in April 2018.

The “Moto G8” name was previously attached to these renders, which appear to show the Motorola One Action – note the triple camera.

The One Vision has a dual camera and it launched as the Motorola P50 in China.

The One Action should be unveiled on August 23 and go on sale on September 7. The rumor mill is also tracking a Moto One Zoom with a quad camera. However, there’s no word on when the Moto G8 and One Zoom might be unveiled.

Source (private Twitter account)

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