Motorola phones now have an official distributor in Pakistan again. CoreTECH, which also distributes Xiaomi and Huawei phones here, lists itself as Motorola’s official distributor, and the first phone it has put on sale is the Moto G77 5G at about Rs. 93,000.
There is a single version of the G77 here, pairing 8GB RAM with 256GB storage, and two finishes: Pantone Black Olive and Pantone Shaded Spruce. It is on sale online and in shops with an official brand warranty, which is the main change for buyers who until now had to find an importer. CoreTECH has not named any other Motorola phone for Pakistan, so the G77 is the whole range for now.
CoreTECH’s own website now states that it is the official Motorola distributor in Pakistan, next to its Xiaomi and Huawei business. Launch reports give the G77’s price as Rs. 92,999, a little under the round Rs. 93,000.
Motorola’s product page for the G77 lists a screen that is 6.78 inches across, refreshes at 120Hz and can peak at 5000 nits, under Gorilla Glass 7i. Inside is the MediaTek Dimensity 6400, built on 6nm with eight cores that top out at 2.5GHz, plus a 5200mAh battery that charges at up to 30W.
The main camera is a 108MP sensor with 3x lossless zoom. The 8GB of RAM is physical; RAM Boost can turn up to 16GB of storage into virtual memory, which Motorola says brings the total to 24GB, but that space is taken from what is free for files. The phone is rated IP64 for dust and splashes.
Selfies come from a 32MP front camera, and an 8MP ultrawide lens sits beside the main sensor. Video tops out at 2K. The phone weighs 182 grams and is 7.33mm thick, has its fingerprint reader on the side, takes a microSD card of up to 2TB, and ships with Android 16.
The screen is the standout spec at this price, while the 6nm Dimensity 6400 and 30W charging are modest for a phone costing nearly Rs. 93,000. Buyers can pick up the 8GB and 256GB version in either colour, online or at a shop, with the brand warranty included.
