Moto G67s Power Spotted on Geekbench With MediaTek Chip
Moto G67s Power has appeared on Geekbench with 4GB RAM, a MediaTek chipset and Android 16, while earlier certification suggests the smartphone could launch in several markets.
Motorola appears to be preparing another addition to its G series, with the Moto G67s Power now making an appearance on the Geekbench benchmarking platform. The listing provides some early information about the phone’s processor, memory and software, while also confirming the device name ahead of its expected launch.
The upcoming smartphone could arrive as a new version of the Moto G67 Power, which was launched in November last year. Motorola has not yet announced the Moto G67s Power officially, but its appearance across certification and benchmark databases suggests that the launch may not be far away.
According to the Geekbench listing, the Moto G67s Power recorded 687 points in the single core test and 1088 points in the multi core test. Benchmark scores can vary depending on software and testing conditions, so they should not be treated as a direct measure of everyday performance.
The listing also reveals details about the processor. The smartphone is expected to use the MediaTek MT6835 chipset. The processor configuration reportedly includes six cores clocked at 2.00GHz and two cores reaching 2.50GHz.
Graphics duties are expected to be handled by the Mali G57 MC2 GPU. The combination points toward a phone aimed at the affordable segment, where Motorola’s G series has traditionally focused on balancing everyday performance and pricing.
The Geekbench database has also listed the device with 4GB RAM. However, Motorola could introduce additional memory configurations when the smartphone officially reaches the market. Earlier information suggests that a version with up to 6GB RAM could also be offered.
Software is another detail revealed through the benchmark listing. The Moto G67s Power is expected to run Android 16 from the box, giving the upcoming device a newer Android platform compared with some earlier models in the series.
Before appearing on Geekbench, the smartphone had reportedly been spotted in the TDRA certification database. The listing carried the model number XT2625 14. Its presence in the certification database provided an early indication that Motorola was preparing the device for launch.
The latest Geekbench appearance is particularly useful because it connects the model number with the Moto G67s Power name. This makes the upcoming smartphone easier to identify as more certification and market information emerges.
The phone could make its debut in the UAE, where its earlier certification appearance has already generated interest. Reports also suggest that Motorola may bring the device to other regions, with Europe among the markets that could eventually receive the smartphone.
Details such as the display, cameras, battery capacity, charging speed, storage options and final price have not yet been confirmed through the available information. These specifications are likely to become clearer through additional certifications or an official Motorola announcement.
For now, the processor and memory details give a basic picture of what to expect from the Moto G67s Power. The MediaTek chipset, 4GB RAM and Android 16 suggest that the device will focus on everyday smartphone use rather than competing directly with high end models.
With the Moto G67 Power already part of the company’s lineup, the new Moto G67s Power could offer Motorola another option for buyers seeking an affordable smartphone with updated software and refreshed hardware.
