- Very nice 6.4-inch display
- Long battery life with short charging time
- Competent triple camera
- IP68 water protection
- Mediocre performance
- Photos in the dark could be better
Thinking ahead. Smart businesses are always thinking ahead. That’s why there’s the ThinkPhone25 by Motorola. With monthly security releases, you stay a step ahead of threats while enjoying Android OS upgrades and feature drops for years to come. Plus, your investment stays safe with IP68 underwater protection, Corning Gorilla Glass 7i durability, and military standard reliability. Unite phone, tablet, and PC experiences for secure connectivity and enhanced productivity. Fuel up all your mobile devices with a single, ultrafast charger. Accelerate workflows with 5G speed, business-class performance, and 256GB storage. And never miss a detail on the new 6.36" Super HD (1220p) pOLED display. Ready to move your business forward? Think beyond today with ThinkPhone25.
Operating system | Android |
Display size (inches) | 6.36" |
Image resolution | 2670 x 1220 pixels |
Number of cameras | Triple camera |
Working memory | 8 GB |
Storage capacity | 256 GB |
Capacity | 4310 mAh |
Item number | 71650160 |
Manufacturer | Motorola |
Category | Smartphones |
Manufacturer No. | PB5W0009ES |
Release date | 16.6.2026 |
Colour | Black |
Exact colour description | Black |
Case material | Glass, Plastic |
Material | Aramid, Glass, Plastic |
Smartphone type | Smartphone |
Mobile features | Face Unlock, Fingerprint |
Equipment + functions | Bluetooth, NFC, Speakers, Wi-Fi |
Operating system | Android |
Operating System Version | Android 14 |
Display size (inches) | 6.36" |
Image resolution | 2670 x 1220 pixels |
Aspect ratio | 20:9 |
Refresh rate | 129 Hz |
Pixel density | 460 ppi |
Colour depth | 10 bits |
Brightness | 3000 cd/m² |
Display functions | Ambient light sensor, Backlight, HDR display, Touch screen |
Mobile phone standard | 5G |
Connectivity | Bluetooth, GPS, LTE, NFC, WLAN |
Wi-Fi standard | Wi-Fi 1 / 802.11b, Wi-Fi 2 / 802.11a, Wi-Fi 3 / 802.11g, Wi-Fi 4 / 802.11n, Wi-Fi 5 / 802.11ac, Wi-Fi 6 / 802.11ax, Wi-Fi 6E / 802.11az |
Bluetooth version | 5.4 |
Audio features | Dolby Atmos |
Number of cameras | Triple camera |
Camera resolution | 50 Mpx |
F number main camera | 1.80 f |
Wide angle camera Resolution | 13 Mpx |
Wide angle camera angle | 120° |
Ultra wide angle camera luminous intensity | 2.20 f |
Tele camera resolution | 10 Mpx |
Telecamera luminous intensity | 2 f |
Camera feature | Night mode, Panorama shots |
Image stabilisation | Optical (OIS) |
Front camera resolution | 32 Mpx |
F number front camera | 2.40 f |
Max. video resolution | 3840 x 2160 Pixels |
Max. video resolution standard | 4K |
USB connector type | USB-C |
USB version | USB 2.0 |
Processor | MediaTek |
Working memory | 8 GB |
Storage capacity | 256 GB |
SIM card type | eSIM, Nano SIM |
SIM type | Dual SIM |
Sensors | Accelerometer, Ambient light sensor, Gyro sensor, Proximity sensor |
Localisation technology | Galileo, GLONASS, GPS |
Capacity | 4310 mAh |
Charging technology | TurboPower |
Battery life | 50.73 h |
Protection type (IP code) | IP68 |
Smart home ecosystem | Google Assistant |
CO₂ emissions | 64,79 kg |
Climate contribution | EUR 1,61 |
Scope of delivery | Headset, Protective cover, SIM card ejector, USB Type-C to USB Type-C cable |
Energy efficiency class | A |
The reparability index | 3.9 |
Height | 154.10 mm |
Width | 71.20 mm |
Weight | 169 g |
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