Motorola Moto One leaks with Qi2, Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 and triple camera
Motorola apparently plans to revive the Moto One series, after the company has not released any smartphones in the lineup since the Motorola One Macro in October 2019. The first new model in the series will apparently simply be called Moto One, as a certification from the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) shows.
This also includes images of the mid-range smartphone, which apparently features a similar design to the Moto Edge 2025 ($349 on Amazon). Both the display and the back curve toward the left and right edges, resulting in a very thin frame. The square camera module houses three lenses and an LED flash, the selfie camera is placed in a punch-hole cutout, and the fingerprint sensor is integrated invisibly into the display.
The certification confirms that while the Moto One supports Qi2, it only supports EPP rather than MPP, meaning the Extended rather than the Magnetic Power Profile. This means the device can be charged wirelessly at a minimum of 15 watts, but a protective case with magnets must be used to take advantage of magnetic accessories.
The Moto One has already been spotted on Geekbench with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 and 12 GB of RAM. This is a clear indication that the Motorola Moto One will be positioned as a premium mid-range smartphone, not a flagship. No details about the price or launch date are known yet, but following its WPC certification on November 3rd, the launch is likely only a matter of weeks away.
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