Chinese 3C Certification Website Discovers the Moto X40: What's Been Known is as follows

The Moto X40, a future smartphone, has been seen on China's 3C certification website, signalling that it is time for another smartphone to join the Motorola family. Despite not being formally confirmed, the specifications, including RAM, processors, and more, were nevertheless made public on the certification page. According to information found on China's 3C Certification Website, the Moto X40 may support fast charging at up to 125W. In accordance with information from the website and industry sources cited in the Giz China article, the Motorola X40 is expected to debut in the nation on December 15 and support up to 125W fast charging. Later this month, Motorola plans to introduce the Moto X40 to the public. The X40 has been the subject of rumours for some time, and most recently, MyFixGuide discovered the device on China's 3C certification website. The device was identified by the model number XT2301-5 in the 3C listing. A 68W and 125W Charger is displayed. Two chargers were listed in the 3C listing for the device with model number XT2301-5: a 68W charger with a 20V/3.4A output and model number MC-688N, and a 125W gallium nitride (GaN) charger with a 20V/6.25A output and model number MC-1258. The Moto X40 will have an IP68 top grade for dirt and water resistance, according to Lenovo's General Manager of the mobile phone business division Chen Jin. The gadget would reportedly be powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 CPU, according to a prior AnTuTu benchmark score that was leaked by certification website TENAA. Device has a 4,600 mAh battery and two RAM and storage configurations. According to a Gadgets360 story, the smartphone may also include a 4,600mAh battery and 8GB RAM+128GB and 12GB RAM+256GB storage combinations. Chen Jin, the general manager of Lenovo's mobile phone business division, also mentioned that the product would have IP68 water and dust protection. Its benchmark score on AnTuTu is currently 13,12,901.