Lenovo K12's global version will be a rebranded Moto E7

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Lenovo's K12 got official for China alongside the K12 Pro earlier this month, and you may have been wondering whether either of them would get any availability in other markets. It turns out that the answer is yes for the K12, but with a twist.

While the Chinese K12 is a rebranded Moto E7 Plus, the global version K12 will be a rebranded Moto E7. The renders of it seen below were leaked today. Lenovo can play around with branding all it wants since it also owns Motorola, but this is just confusing. Then again, we're assuming that it won't offer both identical models in the same market, so the K12 will probably launch in those countries and territories where Lenovo's brand is more well-known than Motorola's. At least we

hope so.

Because it's nothing but a rebadged E7, we can already tell you all about the international K12's specs. It will have a 6.5" 720x1600 touchscreen, a 48 MP main rear camera flanked by a 2 MP macro snapper, a 5 MP selfie shooter, the Helio G25 chipset at the helm, 2GB of RAM, 32GB of storage, and a 4,000 mAh battery with 10W charging. It will probably run Android 10. It's still unclear where exactly you can expect to see the K12 outside of China, but that information should be revealed in due course, so stay tuned.

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