The Moto G Power 5G (2025) is rapidly making its way through various certification platforms, with key details about the upcoming device now emerging. Following the success of the Moto G Power 5G (2024), which launched exclusively in North America in March this year, the 2025 version is expected to follow a similar timeline with a potential debut in early 2025 and a broader regional rollout.
This Motorola device has been spotted on the FCC (via 91mobiles), TUV Rheinland, and UL Demko certifications, which have revealed several crucial specifications, including battery capacity, charging capabilities, and design features. Here’s a breakdown of the information that’s been uncovered so far.
Moto G Power 2025 spotted on multiple certifications:
The FCC listing confirms that the Moto G Power 5G (2025) will carry the model number XT2515-1. Interestingly, the listing also includes additional models under the numbers XT2515-2, XT2515-3, and XT2515V, and confirms that the models are for different markets and there will be no other differences among them.
The listing also confirms a broad range of connectivity options for the Moto G Power 5G (2025), including 5G support, 4G LTE, Wi-Fi 2.4GHz and 5GHz, Bluetooth BR/EDR/LE, and NFC. Additionally, the phone will feature GNSS, FM, and WPT (wireless power transfer) capabilities. This ensures that the Moto G Power 5G (2025) will offer robust connectivity and versatility for users around the world.
The listing also reveals support for wireless charging. Significant in context, the UL Demko Certification listing reveals the Moto G Power charger will support a max 20W charging speed output. For reference, the G Power (2024) supports 15W wireless and 30W wired charging.
The listed battery has a 4850mAh rated capacity (with a typical capacity of 5000mAh), which is the same as the predecessor. While the battery capacity remains consistent, a more efficient chipset could still offer an improvement in battery life.
A previously leaked render of the phone has already revealed its front and back design, which you can check out here.
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