NEW DELHI: Motorola's India catalogue lists the Moto G37 at Rs 14,499 and the Moto G37 Power at Rs 14,999 for the 4GB RAM and 64GB storage versions. The Power model has a larger battery and a higher charging rating, but it also weighs more. Their official specifications show substantial overlap in processor, display and camera hardware.
| Official specification | Moto G37 | Moto G37 Power |
|---|---|---|
| Configuration compared | 4GB + 64GB | 4GB + 64GB |
| Listed price | Rs 14,499 | Rs 14,999 |
| Processor | MediaTek Dimensity 6400 | MediaTek Dimensity 6400 |
| Battery capacity | 5200mAh | 7000mAh |
| Phone charging rating | 20W | 30W |
| Charger listed in box | 10W | 33W |
| Weight | 191g | 215g |
| LCD resolution and refresh | 1604 x 720, up to 120Hz | 1604 x 720, up to 120Hz |
| Main and front cameras | 50MP rear, 8MP front | 50MP rear, 8MP front |
Price as of 25 October 2026, 23:19 IST.
A close price comparison with matching memory
The table uses the memory options named on Motorola's Indian Moto G family page. The same displayed prices were also visible on the individual product pages during the check. These are listed phone prices, without subtracting an exchange value or calculating an effective price from financing promotions.
The G37 Power selector contains additional memory choices. Its shared technical description also refers to a larger storage capacity, so that description should not be used to relabel the entry in the price table. This comparison follows the explicitly selected and catalogued 4GB/64GB configuration.
The charger in the box is a separate specification
The G37 supports charging up to 20W, but Motorola lists a 10W charger among its supplied accessories. Those figures describe different things. A handset's supported charging power does not mean that the adapter bundled with it provides that same power.
For the G37 Power, the product sheet lists 30W phone charging and a 33W TurboPower adapter in the box. It also lists a USB Type-C cable, guides and a SIM tool. The adapter's rating should not be presented as a higher charging limit for the handset itself.
More battery comes with a heavier body
The Power model's battery capacity is the clearest hardware change. Motorola also publishes rated capacities of 5100mAh for the G37 and 6790mAh for the G37 Power, separately from their headline battery figures. Keeping those labels distinct prevents different measurement terms from being mixed in a comparison.
The G37 is listed at 7.85mm thick and the Power model at 8.89mm. Their stated height and width are the same. Together with the weight figures, that shows the larger battery is accompanied by a thicker, heavier device rather than an otherwise identical shell.
The display and processor remain closely matched
Both pages identify the MediaTek Dimensity 6400 processor and Android 16. Motorola lists physical memory separately from RAM Boost, which uses storage as virtual memory. The RAM Boost headline should therefore not replace the physical RAM figure attached to either priced configuration.
The screens share the same published resolution and maximum refresh rate. Motorola also lists high-brightness mode up to 1050 nits for both. The Power name does not signal a higher-resolution screen in these official specifications, and neither of the pages describes an AMOLED display.
Camera and audio specifications overlap
Both phones use a 50MP main rear camera and an 8MP fixed-focus front camera. Their sheets include electronic video stabilisation and photography modes such as Night Vision and Portrait. These shared entries do not prove identical image processing, but they do establish that the headline camera resolutions are unchanged.
The pair also retains stereo speakers, Dolby Atmos, a 3.5mm headset socket and FM radio. These are concrete connectivity and audio features that can be lost in a comparison centred entirely on battery size. Motorola lists NFC as unavailable on both models.
Protection and support are separate from endurance claims
Motorola lists IP64 protection, Gorilla Glass 7i and MIL-STD-810H testing for both phones. Those are manufacturer specifications, not evidence that either device is immune to drops or water damage. No destructive testing was performed for this article.
The product pages state a handset warranty of one year and accessory coverage of six months. They also carry battery-life claims based on Motorola's testing, but this comparison does not treat those as a promise of a fixed number of days between charges. The verified distinction is the larger battery and different charging package at the listed prices.
Official sources: Motorola India Moto G catalogue, Moto G37 product and specifications, Moto G37 Power product and specifications.
