You may not remember this, but Motorola spectacularly dropped the ball just one day before the big-battery Moto G Power was officially unveiled early last month, letting all the unannounced information slip to the public via Amazon.

While the G8 Power costs €250 on the old continent, the Moto G8 Power Lite will set you back an even more reasonable €190. Technically, that would convert to a little over $200, but because the Moto G Power is priced at exactly 250 bucks stateside, we fully expect the G8 Power Lite (or G Power Lite) to cost less than two Benjamins.

Ironically, that might actually help the G8 Power Lite keep the lights on even longer than its sibling, especially in combination with an extremely frugal rumored MediaTek Helio P35 processor replacing the Qualcomm Snapdragon 665 silicon found inside the G8 Power. One of the G8 Power’s four rear-facing cameras will also be removed, although it’s not entirely clear which, and last but not least, the Moto G8 Power Lite is set to go the waterdrop-style notch route instead of adopting an arguably sleeker hole punch design. 

Now all that remains to be seen is whether or not Motorola will keep with “tradition” and officially announce this budget-friendly bad boy this week.