Motorola has only released information that it is working on the new ThinkPhone 25, a smartphone that it directs at business people in need of sturdy and efficient mid-tier handset. The ThinkPhone 25 is an improved version of last year’s Lenovo ThinkPhone by Motorola and there are lots of changes here and there.
ThinkPhone 25 comes with an outlook borrowed from the ThinkPad line of laptops and the back cover is made of Aramid Fiber material. The device has passed a bunch of tests corresponding to MIL-STD-810H and has an IP68 rating for protection against dust and water, so the gadget is ready for any trials.
Long-Term Software Support and Security
Arguably the most exciting aspect of the ThinkPhone 25 is the software support that Motorola is willing to offer in the smartphone’s lifetime. The company has vowed to provide the device with at least five significant OS upgrades and up to five years of security upgrades for the device until 2029.
Compared to the previous model, this is much better and proves that Motorola takes care of its business clients. As for security facilities, ThinkPhone 25 is equipped with an on-screen fingerprint reader and Motorola’s ThinkShield for Mobile adding robust protection against threats and unauthorized access.
Mid-Range Specs and Performance
As much as ThinkPhone 25 was built with sturdiness and elasticity for updates, it is a mid-range phone currently. The novelty is built on a MediaTek Dimensity 7300 chip, which is less powerful than the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1, with which the predecessor was equipped. Although, this change might be useful for Motorola in reducing the entry barrier of the ThinkPhone 25 and appeal to other clerical or merchant consumers.
The ThinkPhone 25 comes loaded with 8GB of LPDDR4x RAM allowing one to run multiple applications simultaneously, it also has 256 ROM to store all the documents and media one may require. The device carries a 6.36 inches pOLED touch screen with 2670by1200 pixels resolution, adaptive 120Hz refresh rate, and up to 3000 nits max brightness.
Camera and Battery Life
The ThinkPhone 25 has a triple-camera system at the back: core camera 50MP, ultra-wide-angle camera 13MP, and telephoto camera 10MP. This is a major step up from its predecessor which came without a telephoto lens. As for the front side, there is a 32MP selfie and videocall shooter.
Battery capacity for the ThinkPhone 25 has also been downgraded to 4,310mAh from 5,000mAh in the previous model. However, the device supports 68W wired charging and 15W wireless charging, meaning users can always put substantial charge back should the battery run low.
Pricing and Availability
Thus, although Motorola did not disclose the North American pricing for the ThinkPhone 25, it said that it will cost €499, or around $550, in Europe. Compared to the previous model the ThinkPhone 25 may find increased appeal with business users who want a rugged reliable smartphone at a lower cost.
A Solid Choice for Business Users
Judging by Motorola ThinkPhone 25 it seems the company wants to provide a low to mid-end smartphone for businesses that offers longevity in patches and an upgrade to security features. Compared to previous models, the device may be less powerful, but for those who emphasize the increased reliability and long service life, the addition of the telephoto lens and software support the_Model_Extension Price increases makes the device even more attractive.
The ThinkPhone 25, like other mobile devices, aims to lock into this market that is increasingly dependant on mobile gadgets for communication, performance and cooperation. By drawing inspiration from the design of ThinkPad, the ThinkPhone 25 was built to be durable and supported for many years into the future by Lenovo business users.
