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Default Motorola ThinkPhone 25 launched: A smaller ThinkPhone, but is it better?
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  • Motorola has launched the ThinkPhone 25 smartphone.
  • The new device is effectively a smaller ThinkPhone with mid-range performance and a telephoto camera.
  • There’s no word on pricing for the ThinkPhone 25 just yet.
Motorola launched the ThinkPhone over a year ago, offering a business-focused smartphone with a ThinkPad-style design. We’ve previously seen leaks about a successor, and the company has indeed just launched the Motorola ThinkPhone 25.

Perhaps the most notable thing about the new device is that it packs a smaller, 6.36-inch screen (2,670 x 1,220, 3,000 nits peak brightness) compared to the original model’s 6.6-inch panel. This new display is also sharper and brighter than the ThinkPhone display, which offers a 1080p resolution and 1,200 nits of peak brightness. The ThinkPhone 25 does offer a 120Hz refresh rate compared to the older phone’s 144Hz screen, though. Either way, we’re glad to see more brands offering pocket-friendly phones.




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