Motorola Edge 60’s battery size has been revealed through MIIT certification in China. To recall, the Edge 60, spotted with model number XT2505-1, appeared in the UAE’s TDRA certification last month. The same device has now surfaced in CMIIT’s database, revealing its rated battery capacity.
At the same time, a mysterious Motorola wireless earphone with model number XT2545-1 has received approval from certification platforms such as the FCC and TUV. Additionally, a new Motorola tablet with model number XT2571-1 has been approved in India. While these devices are expected to launch soon, there is no information available about their final marketing names. Here’s a look at the details that have emerged about both devices.
Motorola Edge 60 battery size revealed
- The Motorola Edge 60’s Chinese variant with model number XT2505-4 has appeared in MIIT’s database, revealing a 5,335mAh rated battery capacity.
- This suggests that its typical value could be 5,500mAh. In comparison, the Motorola Edge 40, released last year, packed a smaller 5,000mAh battery.
- The other specifications of the smartphone remain under wraps. However, a recent leak revealed that it will arrive with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of built-in storage. It is likely to come in shades like Gibraltar Sea Blue and Shamrock Green.
- Speaking of MIIT certification, the mysterious Motorola phone with model number XT2507-1, which was approved by the FCC last month, has also received MIIT’s approval in China. The MIIT listing reveals that its Chinese variant has the XT2507-5 model number.
- The FCC certification revealed that the device features a 6,600mAh battery with 90W charging. The CMIIT certification further supports this, listing a 5,820mAh rated battery capacity, indicating that its typical value could be 6,000mAh.
Motorola XT2545-1 TWS earbuds, XT2571-1 tablet receive vital certifications
- The upcoming Motorola XT2545-1 wireless earphones have emerged in the FCC’s database, revealing a 510mAh battery capacity for the charging case and a 46mAh battery capacity for each earbud.
- The TUV certification of the Motorola XT2545-1 confirms that it will support 5W charging. Unfortunately, there is no information available about the other specifications of the earbuds.
- Meanwhile, the fourth screenshot in the above image slider reveals that a Motorola tablet with model number XT2571-1 has been approved by India’s BIS authority. However, nothing else is known about the device yet.
To sum up, Motorola seems to have a busy schedule as it is expected to unveil all the Edge 60 series models and the Razr 60 lineup in the first half of this year. Apart from these phones, the brand also appears to be gearing up to launch earbuds and a new tablet in the near future.
